#worklimits

Secure your ideal student job or internship in Germany!. Start by utilizing campus resources like uni portals and job boards to find various job types, including 'Hiwi' (assistant) roles, admin, or service jobs. Build a tailored CV formatted specifically to German standards and practice key scenarios for your interview prep. Most importantly, strictly track your work limits to ensure you follow the 120/240 days rule while gaining relevant work experience.

Know the rules before you start working!. 1. Eligibility & Docs: You need your Residence Permit (Aufenthaltstitel) and a German Tax ID (Steuer-ID). 2. Working Hours: Limit yourself to a max of 140 full days (or 280 half days) per year, with more hours allowed during semester breaks. 3. Taxes & Exceptions: Student Assistants (Hiwis) have special rules, and there is a tax-free allowance up to ~€11,000 per year. Work limits are strictly enforced!.