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Visa information in English

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For long-term stays (more than 90 days, e.g. to attend University, work or join a Family member) in Germany, non-EU-nationals need a visa.

If your Danish residence permit is no longer valid, please contact the Danish authorities here

19.05.2020 Artikel

EU citizens

Travelling to Germany A visa is not required for citizens of the European Union who wish to travel, stay or work in the Federal Republic of Germany. This rule also applies for nationals of…

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Questions about travel itinerary

Ask the Federal Police about your intended itinerary by means of the form below

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19.05.2020 Artikel

Tourist trips for up to 90 days

Shorter trips to Germany Third-country nationals who are in possession of a national residence permit issued by a Schengen country are allowed to travel to Germany for up to 90 days per 180-day…

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Longer duration stays in Germany (longer than 90 days)

National Visa For long-term stays (more than 90 days, e.g. to attend University, work or join a Family member) in Germany, non-EU-nationals need a visa. National visas are issued for long-term…

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Visa Navigator in English

Quick answers to questions about visa depending on your situation.

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21.02.2019 Make it in Germany

Working, studying and career opportunities in Germany

The official online platform for qualified professionals, students and academics wanting to live and work in Germany.

Make it in Germany – Working in Germany: the official website for qualified professionals
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Germany opens labour market for skilled workers from non-EU countries

New rules for the immigration of skilled workers to Germany entered into force in early 2020. The new law extends the opportunities for qualified professionals from outside the European Union to come to work in Germany.

Employees with different professions
19.05.2020 Artikel

Family reunion for people eligible for subsidiary protection

Since the 1. August 2018, close family members (spouses, unmarried minor children and parents of minor children) of a person eligible for subsidiary protection in Germany will be able to apply for a…

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