Don’t come to Germany on Job seeker visa in 2024 if...| Brutal honest reality of job seeker visa

[@GurpreetinGermany]

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[@oldpondfrog788]

What is a job seeker visa? Why was it introduced? What entry status does it give? What benefits? What conditions? How does one live without a job?

[@mdzakir3329]

Hi everyone whatever she is saying its 100% correct i am on job seeker visa completed 3 months no interview got scheduled till now reason is language they are expecting atleast b2 level where you can give interview in germany its a biggest scam germany is doing in the name of job seeker visa all major job required language i have 5+ years of experience in software testing we need to spend 60k to 70k every months once you are 8n germany my current financial status is in minus and i am applying daily more than 30 jobs all rejections no interviews nothing i am planning to move back to india wasted my 3 months.

[@DrBY23]

Hi Mdzakir. Yes true. I was in Germany for jsv visa. Nothing works there . Going to germany on jsv is waste of time and money. It is very hard to get a job in Germany now. Does not matter if u r a doctor ,engineer . I lost my 4 months ,in germany just waiting for job. I left already. Better to move other english speaking countries.

[@owaisabbasi7704]

I am sorry to read this, may god give you success. Can't you apply for ausbildung or any part time job while on JSV? Just to cover your expenses?

[@owaisabbasi7704]

​@@DrBY23what about ausbildung and part time jobs? Is this not allowed on Job seeker Visa?

[@mdzakir3329]

@@owaisabbasi7704 For ausbildung german b1 certificate is required and part time is not allowed on jsv you can try cash in hand which is illegal and waste of time.

[@jestondsouza6403]

It's difficult tbh language plays big role​@@owaisabbasi7704

[@wanderlustadventur]

i have watched your video in 1.5X speed . It seems like you are fighting with me. Anyhow thanks you are doing greet work

[@Sahil_Bhatia_]

ROFL ……seriously….it looks as if my elder sister is scolding me…… I don’t agree with all the points she has put across, nevertheless find them helpful as it’s her experience and everyone’s experience differs… one point I totally disagree with is applying 30 jobs a day…..if one is doing that then it means that you are not doing proper research for the role and the company that’s hiring. By her suggestion, let’s assume one is spending 15 hours a day applying for jobs (which is also a stretch), then one is spending only 30 minutes applying for a job. If one does that, then it guarantees a rejection for reasons mentioned earlier(lack of research). BTW I also find Firangifiles KZbin channel very helpful for JSV. He explains strategies for avoiding mistakes/how to make full use of our time/plan ahead when preparing for JSV or after landing in Germany on JSV. Best suggestion I have got from most videos so far is to prepare yourself well, especially learning the language or niche skills. If one invests time in German and learns till B2 or C1 level, the chances of getting hired are exponentially increased. On the other hand if you have a niche skill which most people in the world don’t (for example being a data scientist), then your chances of getting hired even from your home country are very high.

[@kiranbhatia897]

😂😂

[@cravatenoire3269]

Imagine 3x (yt vanced)

[@adityakutal1502]

I also did the same

[@iezioaudi22]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@balamurugang9459]

Thanks for the video and brutal fact about getting a job in Germany. This is the best video I have seen so far about job search in Germany. None of the video is giving real fact and this clarity and 100% genuine information about job search in Germany. Excellent video. This will protect many people to save their time, money and effort before they take the decision to travel to Germany on JSV

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Glad it was helpful!

[@musafir123]

Dont come to youtube if you want to go anywhere😂

[@thabsnorbert8466]

I'm starting to believe this😂

[@kumaradatta2757]

Correct

[@kumaradatta2757]

Correct

[@systest1271]

no bro , we need to face the reality otherwise we will be crying while sitting in germany.

[@musafir123]

@@systest1271 is tarah to tum sochte hi reh jaoge

[@the_man_who_germany5424]

as a person from Germany, I can say that we basically are looking for nurses with B2 German skills. For academics, German companies find usually skilled workers from Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Greece (= they are already EU citizens and dont need a visa)

[@Cloud_Vaibhav]

I know how skilled you are. Come to India and a 21 years old Java Developer will outcast your 35 years old coder.

[@helloworld2696]

@@Cloud_Vaibhav why would we go to india?

[@Honest_1806]

I ALSO LIVING IN GERMANY AND IT HAS LOTS OF DIFFICULTIES AS WELL AS LANGUAGE IS A BIG GAME IN GERMANY

[@Mature990]

Thank you so much for these updates. It will help many peoples during their decision for job seeker visa for Germany.

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Thank you

[@PattakaGaming]

you are very honest, I am you member now

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Thank you for the feedback and welcome to the community

[@AlphaM25]

Finally, an honest and truthful video!

[@daneshkumar1152]

Thanks for the brutally honest updates

[@satya4uall]

I feel if you have hands on tech development skills like AI/ML, data science, Java/.net, node react, BI and so on which requires minimum verbal communication with clients/boss, then Germany can still hold good. Any profile that is communication intensive, would have trouble in finding job whether applying from Germany /your home country(P.S. exceptions do happen!). If this is your case, learn and get certified at B1 level and then only apply for job search visa as then you are well equipped for most of jobs and will prove in your favor in 6 months available time. Also You may wish to apply for Netherlands, Ireland or Luxemburg where English can be well accepted. I know its sounding heavy but thats tha harsh reality

[@mpmonishvlogs]

Yes i am ready mam

[@ankitjodhani689]

Thank you for your suggestion🔥

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Welcome 😊

[@Bunmi103]

thank you for the information

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Thank you !! Please Share with your network too

[@sahabuddinjamader3981]

Thanks for sharing your suggestion 👍

[@ZahidNaeem]

What is the opportunity for MBA people with more than 7 years experience and aged 52?

[@Ingrid-wf4cl]

Maybe not that great.

[@vivekanantha9372]

i realized that 2024 is worst year to get a job

[@subhendupati8434]

I have B2 level proficiency. C1 level required for odd jobs, totally waste of money and time ...

[@mosfetkhan7334]

The best practical advise eanyone can give.

[@minarsankhe2742]

Thankyou for giving honest review keep going.

[@asadbilal-c2r]

I came o job seeker visa last month. Do I need the job contract in the same fiels as qualification , or I can get work permit on any job contract?

[@ejazali8753]

Same here

[@abl1699]

Great facts in the video. Thanks. Is there any age restriction to be able to apply for a job in Germany?

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Thanks, no they aren’t.

[@abl1699]

@@GurpreetinGermany Thanks 👍👍

[@mydevhub]

Great video first one I came across with such details thanks Grup

[@nitinknight]

Great video, please keep giving honest reviews and suggestions. I'm already on the JSV and I haven't done half of the points. Have to change the way I'm doing this.

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Good luck!

[@Ayoobkhan_12357]

Thank you for the information ma'am

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Your welcome. All the best Regards, Gurpreet

[@shashikantpatel6281]

Mam, i am coming to Germany next month on Job Seeker Visa can u please help me 😢

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Don’t worry just follow what I said and give your 100%. Create perfect resume, if you need help reach out to me on Topmate. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@DrBY23]

If u already have a visa . Better to find a job before moving germany. Its very hard to find a job in Germany now on jsv. My honest opinion for u. I left germany ,as i was on jsv. Could not find job. Waste of money and time😢

[@hanipasha8859]

JSV is a scam don't go to Germany it's a depressing country as well cold weather and colder people. It will destroy your carrier

[@shraddhajadav479]

Hi , are you in Germany or in India?

[@shraddhajadav479]

@shashikantpatel6281 are you in Germany or in India?

[@cirishafranky]

Hello madam good day ! I am a senior Devops/cloud professional with 11 years of experience. I have a master's degree relevant to my profile from UK. I am preparing for German A1 exam in India. Im planning to visit Germany on jobseeker visa. Please advise. Also my current employer is an Agency in USA and they would not mind paying me salary to a german bank account. I am not sure if that counts as a job. But if it does, i can be a tax payer in Germany and my employer being a US company. In case you have any thoughts on how this would work pls help me out.

[@abdulzunair]

Great video

[@vijayjaat6819]

Hi mam, I am pursuing my bachelors in business leadership from Malta, and currently doing internship in Spain under erasmus+ programme. Just started leaning advance excel, I am also planning to take German course soon. What are the possibilities for me to come to Germany on either job seeker or direct work permit?

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Yes you can try both the options. Germany needs skilled professionals. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@TwennyTwinnnTwin]

They don’t have temp agencies in Deutschland?

[@MdNadimHossain-h2o]

Thanks for such insights.

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Your welcome. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@mohammadwazedali2032]

Hi. It’s seen ur Video. I'm Dhaka Bangladesh. 13 + year's experience in sales and distribution process and 10 year's experience in Retail banking and loans. Shall i apply for job seekers visa in Germany

[@Midnight33_]

Would it be better to look for a job first, get the job and then move or move to Germany to study and then get a job?

[@freespirited111]

Best ways imo

[@mxfzzzz]

currently have a student visa for Germany and my_qualifications are 3 years of experience in QA software testing. So I was thinking whether I should choose the path of student visa and try for jobs and convert it into work, since I lost interest in masters. Or should I apply from India itself for jobs that offer visa sponsorship or come there in job seeker visa and try or trying for a job in student visa and converting it. I am totally confused on making a decision, your suggestions will be a huge help to me.

[@TwennyTwinnnTwin]

Sounds like it’s easier to find a wife than a job. I think spending time in the bars and clubs is a better option.

[@Gunvant_Mahajan]

😂lol, this biro found easiest way to get citizenship in german. Get girl first ha

[@Maria.in.france]

How long is job seeking visa in Germany?

[@sheethal_thomas]

6 months

[@systest1271]

thanks gurpeet for eye opening insights

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Welcome!

[@kskumar77]

What about chancenkarte visa mam

[@DrBY23]

Gurpreet is 100 % right. Its not easy to fibd a job in germany without langauage. Not only language ,there r other issues as well. Unfortunetely , nothing works in germany at the moment. Do not know what happened to German😢 0:10 y😢

[@PattakaGaming]

Hi Gurpreet., I am a fan of your videos, I have 10 years of experience as a full stack .net developer and have done azure certification recently, want to come to Germany using opportunity visa, does this profile fits and how much percentage is there for me to get a job there

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Thank you, yes it definitely has the scope, you can join my upcoming webinar to ask any questions related to Germany topmate.io/gurpreet_kaur_jaggi/1088138

[@PattakaGaming]

@@GurpreetinGermany sure I will do that

[@diipakvaghela9021]

I am seeking support for "Graphic Designer" Is there any possibilities to explore the world of Germany?

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Yes you can explore, please go on Linkedin and search for the relevant job openings, you will get an idea about the market All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@Vishuusharmaa470]

Without ielts can i get germany work visa?

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Yes u can. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@phelixonyango6560]

I am a certified motor vehicle Mechanic. Is it possible to get such jobs there. I will appreciate your response

[@GurpreetinGermany]

It is possible however I would suggest to learn German language that will increase ur chances of securing a job.

[@amarjeetsonkar3441]

Hello the video is nice & cover real truth. I have been in Germany on JSV since a month, still a struggle. I am a BE Automobile Engineer with 4. yrs exp, I am currently looking for positions such as Automotive Engineer, Vehicle test Engineer, Project Co ordinator or similar Role. If anything comes kindly inform.

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Glad it was helpful

[@gagan4132]

If we go in germany through JSV is it necessary to find or get the job in only the relevant field or we can find job in other field also ....is it acceptable to german govt. If we change our field please comment

[@shamasdin5883]

what is the scope of an associate civil engineer, 3 years diploma of civil engineer, what about construction industry

[@sunreachsolar]

What u said is 💯 correct

[@user-px5gc2gk1c]

Why are you still staying in Germany

[@akshaykaundal6903]

I think her 6 months are going to get over

[@MthetheleliGoso]

Who qualifies for a job seekers visa in Germany?? The requirements...

[@ajmisrz1007ctafe]

How is the job market for a Cloud Data Engineer? Can a person work remotely for their current company in home country while staying in Germany with a Job Seeker Visa and try for new job?

[@freespirited111]

Yes my friend did that.. she didn't let anyone know about it.. I will do the same 😅

[@ajmalns4040]

Is Easy to get tourist visa in germany??only enjoyment

[@TwennyTwinnnTwin]

If you’re from America, you can stay there for 90 days before having to seek employment.

[@cravatenoire3269]

from 21:13 - Alarm Tone when you land on job seeker visa :P

[@rohanutep81]

In short, madam is telling don’t come to Germany be happy where you’re are😂😂😂😂

[@wanderlustadventur]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@skr1602]

100 percent truu

[@arunraj7169]

​@@skr1602why bro

[@hanipasha8859]

Germany is overrated. Cold weather colder people.

[@VictorEnyia]

Please madam advise me I have Schengen Visa if I travel to Germany with it and find job can I convert it to work permit or residence permit am a construction worker and can do any other jobs I need your response thanks

[@RahulChalwadi-qu4kb]

Hello mam I have 49 percentage in my bachelor's degree and after that I have a work experience of 4 years! Can I get the admission in mba program from Public universities in Germany

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Yes you can try. Try for public universities in smaller cities in Germany. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@RahulChalwadi-qu4kb]

​@@GurpreetinGermanycould you please mention some university which tution fees is very low

[@n75288]

Thank you. However, the normal Job Seeker Visa will be replaced by the Opportunity Card, and there is a vast difference with the existing one. This is why this new Opportunity Card is very attractive to aspirants. I completely disagree with what you pointed out in this video.

[@meetimian3383]

True

[@jewishzionist3322]

Be careful of Nazis they are evil people

[@martinmbah8049]

I think she is being sincere.She doesn't want to impress anybody.Technically there is no different between 6monts of GSV and chancencarte

[@shafipatel3167]

Madam you're clear my dought

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Sure thank you. All the best!

[@AnkuNehuVlogs]

If only i had you by my side when facing rejectiona i would survive😊

[@murshidha.k9258]

I have plsn to take jsv, i am a nurse is there is any chance to get job?

[@Ingrid-wf4cl]

Only if u know German well.

[@MustafaKhan-j5e]

Maam Job seeker Visa option is not showing from today and I was there in the Waiting List it has been also removed. Please Confirm it

[@abhilashravichandran]

JSA is discontinued

[@PrabartanaDas]

More than anything.. Language sd have been the first point. Dont come on JSV if you don't know the language. For non-IT all talents, experience, skills, education gets nullified if u don't know language. Even applying wd dedication to 30+ job a day will not help u. They love their language too much and will only give you pain. Better learn the language and come here. 😊

[@umair323]

1-1 consultation popping 😅

[@DevangJagad]

She's telling realities. Some people are just too weak and numbskull to understand wise advices.

[@abhisheakkomarapu6306]

Postgraduate Automotive engineering Fresher jobs with equal opportunists companies in Germany please suggest for this role who are actively hiring Indians

[@ssbusiness7458]

Minded people only understand this thinking thanks for great knowledge

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Thank you

[@robertheal2084]

Why you get distracted in there

[@Sunisha_B]

Nice video

[@Bii_Dates]

Thank you sooo much for tgr video, please can i come on a job seeker visa with my little baby?

[@Ingrid-wf4cl]

It is not allowed to bring kids on JSV. The employer will also ask who will take care of ur baby while u are working.

[@AnkitTripathi03]

True reality of Germany.

[@tahirmahmood6814]

Great,

[@cheflovekumar9369]

My opinion is don't come Germany i have seen employer exploited here.

[@roshinigowda4803]

Great information ❤️ Could you please make an informative video Chanche karte Opportunity Visa.

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Hi Roshini, There is already a detailed video on the same, here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3ekamOslKt8qKs All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@roshinigowda4803]

@@GurpreetinGermany Thank you 😇

[@dhilone]

😀

[@daniel_villet]

This part of asking everyone that you are looking for a job, I don’t believe it’s a good suggestion because you look desperate and that doesn’t always translates into getting a job , you just make people avoid you

[@RanaRChowdhury]

Even Indian students after pursuing Masters in STEM in Germany are not getting decent jobs. All the jobs are for Deutch and EU people. If one points out the odds then they are thrown out of the Deutsch system. Germany is one of most racist country. IT and engineering students can try but other STEM students should avoid this country.

[@cashahmed]

Mam I am scared now.. I have applied for JSV and am waiting for my appointment..😮😢

[@shashikantpatel6281]

Same brother, even i am coming to Germany on Job Seeker Visa next month

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Don’t be scared guys, the video is to prepare you. Give your 100 percent and everything is possible. Just with full dedication. Create a right resume, if you need help then reach out to me. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@sucharita6070]

How did you apply? On vfs there are no slots

[@cashahmed]

@@sucharita6070 I am put on waitlist.. hoping to get a slot by May/June

[@Sahil_Bhatia_]

@@cashahmed you can check the waiting times here: india.diplo.de/blob/2137860/9e1e7c3019c6a175b0347b23bbc1eb12/waiting-time-for-visa-appointments-at-german-missions-in-india-data.pdf I found this to be very accurate as my friend applied last year and got a reply in ~9 months (for Delhi)

[@mechonj0761]

Exactly

[@ajmalns4040]

danke

[@vipanpatial2243]

😂😂😂 in nutshell she is staying do not come to Germany. 😂😂😂Also she is putting fear in your mind that if you come to Germany you will not get job. That might be true but not 100% true. 😊

[@ZeeshanShah-mc8ly]

Why are you shouting ?

[@surejkapoor2292]

Germany is done, the whole economy is collapsing. This job visa will be like a vacation visa, only 10 % will succeed rest happy vacations 😂

[@madhukarworldpacker9788]

Itni chinta mat kro

[@ayankunleadeola5331]

Hi Gurpreet - I am here in Germany on JSV and I am looking for roles in finance and accounting profession. I have extensive two-decades of diverse work experience as finance leader and chartered accountant, managing accounting and finance responsibilities across multiple sectors. Responsible for setting and overseeing financial objectives, team’s workload, and reporting to the Board of Directors. Expertise in multi-entity and currencies financial reporting in accordance with GAAP and IFRS, and periodic accounting close. Collaborate with stakeholders to provide technical accounting and financial guidance. Excellent Microsoft suite skills for developing financial models, forecasts, and presentations, as well as ERP and reporting tools. I have spent the last two years as an interim professional, leading challenging projects and achieving satisfactory results whilst meeting strict reporting deadlines

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Great, I will keep in mind. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@ShawonMia-q2q]

Can you please talk a little less louder?

[@RaviiBhan]

why are you shouting 🤣

[@mayanksinha5538]

100 baat ki ek baat if you dont know German atleast B1 then dont apply for Job seeker Visa or Cancenkarte

[@sac_rai_21]

Hello Mam, I want to connect with you on Linked In. I tried but you haven't accepted.

[@GurpreetinGermany]

Hi Sachin, Please reach out to me through Topmate that’s easier. All the best! Regards, Gurpreet

[@neverbackdown7305]

Tu kiya kar raha hay...yaha pay