Germany's Jobs Shortage List 2024 (Chancenkarte)

[@harishkumar-mk3lr]

Very Informative!

[@raj131983]

Useful video ! Thank you

[@usmanasif2632]

please make video or professionals working in the field of investments/finance

[@jacobiitk]

The visa process would be the same, you can apply like this kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKCYooaOfqyBhqM Is there something specific you're looking for?

[@nadmoi]

When you're comparing interest rates or investing returns between India and else where, also consider currency exchange rate fluctuations. Rupee has dropped a lot in value in the past.

[@UlanMuhamed]

Is it necessary to know German language to work in private sector?

[@jacobiitk]

Yes it will help you get a job easily.

[@prosenjitsinha5843]

Say about your self. Your blog very compact. Please tell visa process for doctor.

[@jacobiitk]

Hi, for a doctor the visa process looks very similar to this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5nLm5-Da8x-rtU You may need to clear additional licensing exams later on to start working in Germany. but do look at the video i have linked in this reply for the whole process. If you need a consultation this is the link: jacobiitk.com/guidance-call

[@GreaterPakistanEng]

Are Digital Marketing jobs also included in these categories?

[@jacobiitk]

unfortunately it doesn't look like its included in those categories but you should apply anyway. Digital marketing is a skill that's always in demand everywhere.

[@akshithabelde6243]

Hi Sir, Thanks for wonderful information!! I am waiting for vfs appointment so can we make corrections in VIDEX form which is already submitted?? please help me on this

[@jacobiitk]

Since you haven't submitted the application yet through VFS, I guess you can make modifications to your VIDEX form. is it allowing you to edit? if there's an option to make changes, then you can make edits. but please research further by yourself too. I'm not a migration agent, all of the information is from my own research and helping out friends :)

[@dhavalgajjar6988]

Thank you for the detailed video? Could you also help if i have more of 8 years of mechanical sales experience in india. Will it be wise to go there for engineering sales job?😊

[@jacobiitk]

My pleasure. So one thing you will have to keep in mind is that you will restart your career when you get there. You will not be able to find a job in your exact seniority like now (maybe, but very rare). Mainly because the culture is different, so if you can adapt quickly, you can rise up quickly because of your past experience. Your past experience matters but in Germany you'll be dealing with a new set of problems, you will need new skills even though it's the same job like you're doing now. Anyway if you're eligible to apply, you should apply for the visa, learn some german language and go there!

[@abdulgaffer5651]

could u help me how to prepare a cv for fresher job like domain like accounts or finance what is the procedure.or consultency of germany

[@jacobiitk]

Hope this helps you - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHmZgKGlYpiHY68

[@FbccbJvxbmc]

Bro you degree is accounting and finance?

[@el-tycoon]

I’ve applied on 1st June still no response! I’m a teacher from Iraq.

[@crazydrifter13]

Can I get any job just based on German I've learnt? Entry level IT jobs, Factory jobs, warehouse etc are also ok for me initially. I've applied to a lot of jobs (500+) from India but I'm having no success. I'm a CS graduate with good ability to learn, good knowledge of German language and culture

[@jacobiitk]

Yes absolutely! if you go there it is much easier to get any casual/odd jobs, if you know German language try getting a certification too. and once you get accustomed to the culture, you can get a job based on your graduation. Getting a job directly from India is very rare! better to go there on a visa that allows you to work.

[@crazydrifter13]

@@jacobiitk thankyou. Yes I can also confirm getting a job directly from India is very very hard and rare

[@jacobiitk]

if you can just somehow reach there, you'll be successful :) I can sense it. keep up the spirit 🔥

[@crazydrifter13]

@@jacobiitk wow Thankyou for your kind words. I know I have some financial constraints which is why I was applying only from here, but I shall find a way. When I do, I will update here. Thankyou very much once again.

[@vcmplatform1690]

@@jacobiitk i have 18 yrs experience in IT , worked in the US , south africa , singapore , now back to india . I can invest if u can help land in germany on an IT job , pls guide

[@Exploretogether380]

Hi bro, Your videos are so informative, thank you. I did my MBA in finance specification in India. I hold total 6 years of work experience, out of that 4 years into finance operations and from last 2 years I've been working as a Business Analyst with IT firm (i was a part of SDLC). In this case, can I apply under information technology (group 25) or any other you suggest? Why because my education is into finance and my current experience into IT, does this leads to any visa refusal? Or Difficulty in getting job? Please suggest.. Thank you.

[@jacobiitk]

your situation is totally fine, it won't result in any visa refusal. Visa will even be granted for just your education without experience (if you have sufficient points). If you want to claim points for your work experience, choose anything, either BA or operations.. maybe ur operations experience will give u more points. But after getting visa, when u search for a job u can search for anything again, even BA. the employer won't crosscheck your visa to see under which occupation you applied. visa is separate and employment is separate.

[@Exploretogether380]

@@jacobiitk okay bro, thank you. How about getting job in Germany now for either operations jobs of mba candidates or business analyst jobs? How is the market and how long it might take approximately to secure a job in Germany now either in same domain or any odd one which is deviating from education... Why because I'm a married men. So I have to think of the responsibilities as well. So just wanted to know the chances...of risking the existing job in India.

[@jacobiitk]

That's true, there's a lot to consider before trying for a visa. You have 2 separate issues: Can u find a job? yes, 100% you can if you allow enough time in Germany. What about your relationship commitments? This question is a tough one.. I have a video about making this decision, you can watch it and see if some strategies suit your situation - kzbin.info/www/bejne/baStgJRsgp5nms0

[@Exploretogether380]

@@jacobiitk yeah this video is helpful. Is there a way that we could connect for quick discussion?

[@jacobiitk]

Yes you can use this link for a call: jacobiitk.com/guidance-call

[@grey_wizard]

Make more videos like this

[@jacobiitk]

Thanks! Which part of the video interested you the most?

[@priyanshuagarwal6815]

Is ielts mandatory?

[@jacobiitk]

ielts or toefl .. any english language test OR german language test is mandatory.

[@ABC-gg8if]

I'm working in immigration company Delhi I have clients who got visa without IELTS or German language and the occupation was very common occupation he was having a bachelor's degree from recognised university from Anabin And it's not 1 case several other clients of mine

[@jacobiitk]

@@ABC-gg8if Yes, that's probably "Option 1". if your degree and university is recognised in ANABIN, then you dont need ielts or german language.

[@ABC-gg8if]

@@jacobiitk Those degree who got was from based out of coimbatore I think university like Bharatiyar and Annamalai Not any high five university

[@jacobiitk]

@@ABC-gg8if don't underestimate those universities. Yes, it's a "hi fi" university according to Anabin. Bharatiyar university is H+ and if your degree is also recognised by Anabin, then english/german language is not required. Work experience is optional. Your profession need not be "in demand"

[@Player123-o8r]

From Myanmar how go😢

[@sa9315]

I have 8 years of experience in teaching Mathematics. But i confused wether i can move to Germany in study visa or in Opportunity card. Could you suggest .

[@jacobiitk]

It seems like there's a shortage of teachers, so you could get a job easily, but it depends on your German language skills (start studying) and if you can start from the bottom again. don't expect to start working in the same high position you are in now. I would say go there via opportunity card and then find a job, but there will be an initial struggle.. if you are the type of person that is strong and don't get easily defeated, then hustle and you can get a job. But if you're looking for a smoother, easier way, then maybe study visa.

[@sa9315]

Thank you