Who it fits
- Graduates in engineering, computer science, mathematics or the natural sciences
- Software and hardware specialists looking for, or already holding, an offer
- People whose degree is recognised but whose German is still weak
What is usually required
- A university degree recognised in Germany (anabin H+ or equivalent).
- An employment contract or binding offer in a field related to the degree.
- For the Blue Card, a gross annual salary above the threshold — lower for shortage occupations.
- German is not required for an English-speaking role, but it is for settlement and citizenship.
The route, step by step
- Check how your degree is listed in anabin.
- Apply for target roles and confirm the salary threshold against the offer.
- Apply for the EU Blue Card or a permit under § 18b.
- Register, insure yourself and collect the residence permit in Germany.
- Take German to B1 to shorten the path to permanent residence.
This page is informational and is not legal advice. Requirements change; ask the competent authority for binding information.
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