German companies, especially in the fields of mathematics, computer science, natural sciences, and technology,
have long been experiencing a shortage of skilled labor. To fill open positions, many companies look to the
international labor market or send personnel from their headquarters. The Blue Card EU Section 18g of the Residence
Act (§ 18g AufenthG) is a residence permit that was created to allow foreign professionals to migrate and work in EU
countries. If academics and highly qualified professionals from Turkey wish to migrate to Germany, O. Law assists them
in applying for the
Blue Card EU.
Are you an academic looking to work in Germany or an entrepreneur looking for foreign professionals?
We can help you with your Blue Card EU application!
The Blue Card EU is a residence permit designed to enable university graduates and highly qualified persons from non-EU countries to migrate and work within the EU. The Blue Card EU is initially issued for a maximum of four years. If the work contract is shorter than four years, the Blue Card EU is valid for the duration of the contract plus three months. The basic requirements are:
It is also possible to renew the Blue Card EU. Within the first year, the immigration authorities may suspend or deny a change of employment for 30 days.
Third-country nationals wishing to enter Germany must apply for a visa at the German consulate in their home country. The Blue Card EU is then applied for at the local immigration office after entry into Germany and is a residence permit. The following exceptions apply to third country nationals:
O. Law helps to ensure the success of your Blue Card EU application. Contact us now!
In addition to the right of residence and the right to work, EU Blue Card holders enjoy the following benefit:
Not sure if you qualify for the EU Blue Card? We can help you!
If you are a university graduate from a third country and would like to work in Germany,
there are several ways to enter the country.
Academics who do not yet have a job offer but are interested in working in Germany can obtain a permit to stay in Germany for five to six months to apply to suitable companies. To qualify for this permit, you must meet one of the following requirements:
Have the financial means to complete the application process.
If you do not have a German university degree or full recognition of your foreign qualifications, you can apply for the Chance Card by accumulating points based on certain criteria.
Points are awarded as follows:
If your foreign qualification is partially equivalent (4 points).
If your qualification allows you to work in a scarce occupation (e.g. manager, scientist, doctor, teacher, etc.) (1 point).
If you have at least two years of work experience in the last five years or five years in the last seven years (2 or 3 points).
Points are awarded based on German language proficiency above the A1 level (1 to 3 points). Additional points for English proficiency at the C1 level or above may be awarded.
the age of 35 or between the ages of 35 and 40.
1 point for proof of legal and continuous residence in Germany for at least six months in the last five years. Tourist visits or short stays do not count.
1 point if the partner already qualifies for the Chance Card.
If you would like to apply for the Chance Card to seek employment in Germany, O. Law is here to help!
To successfully apply for a residence permit, academics must meet two requirements:
If you wish to obtain a residence permit in Germany as an academic or highly qualified worker, contact O. Law!
Germany's job and education market is highly attractive for students and job seekers - O. Law will help you find your place in Germany. Our approach is solution-oriented, straightforward, honest, and cooperative. We must communicate with our clients on an equal footing:
Mutual understanding and trust are the basis for successful cooperation!