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Check whether the advertised rent includes heating and other charges. Budget for a deposit and temporary housing. Ask about local registration, health insurance and the documents needed to start payroll.
Working in GermanyFamily members can apply under the relevant reunification rules; timing and approval are not automatic.
Before you apply
Work routes depend on your role and circumstances. Use the official sources to check current requirements.
A route to research
EU Blue Card / skilled worker routes
Check qualification recognition, pay, job requirements and registration steps.
Check your work rights, the employer’s offer and any qualification requirements before committing to a move.
The EU Blue Card is one option. A skilled-worker permit may fit when its requirements match your qualification and offer.
In 2026, the general gross annual threshold is €50,700. A €45,934.20 threshold applies in specified cases; other requirements still apply.
Regulated professions need the relevant recognition and permission to practise. Requirements for other jobs depend on the route and qualification.
The Opportunity Card has its own eligibility, funding and work limits. It is not unrestricted permission to take any full-time job.
Family reunification depends on the residence permit and circumstances. Check the documents, timing and work rights for each family member.
Confirm pay, working language and moving support in writing. Budget for housing, deposits, insurance and travel. Find independent practical help through the specialist directory.
Check the source
Salary thresholds depend on the work route and can change. Check the current requirements on Make it in Germany.
Content updated September 11, 2026. Check official sources before you act.
Your questions
Language requirements vary by role, employer and profession. Check the listing and ask which level of German is needed; do not infer it from the job title. Immigration rules change often. This page is general information only (not legal advice). Confirm requirements with an official source or qualified adviser.
Employers may display compensation differently. Confirm currency, period (month vs year), and gross vs net with the employer. Immigration rules change often. This page is general information only (not legal advice). Confirm requirements with an official source or qualified adviser.
See official guidance from German immigration authorities and, if needed, a qualified immigration adviser. Immigration rules change often. This page is general information only (not legal advice). Confirm requirements with an official source or qualified adviser.
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