How I found a job in Germany from India ? | English speaking IT jobs in Germany 2023

[@praveenbn6787]

Very Valid points and amazing gesture from you Jegan to share this info. My 2 cents that could perhaps give a bit more insights on this - Setting our expectations on savings - this is not the same for expats working temporarily and for guys seeking relocation and permanent migration. Second would be the local language. Based on country being targetted, its best to have the basic level certification already done back in India and never pause learnign the language as majority of us indians take a hit due to language barrier in the country where job might have good amount of dependency/interactions with people not speaking a word of English.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your suggestions Praveen. This really adds up some more value to what I have discussed. Thanks again for your continual support. 🙂

[@mageshbabu7357]

​@@jegankennedyhi. I am looking job for Germany my profile is Logistics Executive...

[@jarenshiaRjero]

@jegankennedy Kindly refer me in your company...I am an Angular developer with 6 years of experience

[@jagguBhumiyal86-hs4iy]

Many many thanks for your all efforts dear sir you are really diligent person iam really appreciate it I am searching job for. Germany but. Please tell good company name

[@jegankennedy]

Hi @jarenshiaRjero, I missed your comment previously. Please reach out to me in LinkedIn.

[@AhmadAliSaim]

I got interviewed by jegan few months back it was a great learning experience, just found your channel Jegan thanks for sharing this content and your experience

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Ahmad. Indeed it was a great experience meeting you. 🙂

[@floraetteh1516]

Thanks Jegan for the insights and thanks for even offering to help.

[@vinokumar1804]

Hi jegan happy to see after long years…

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Vino, Happy to see your msg 🙂

[@vivekr9750]

Super machi.. 90% correct

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks machi

[@faisalmahmood1018]

Thanks for video..learned new techniques.

[@jegankennedy]

Happy to know 🙂 Thanks

[@moveonnasir]

Very useful and helpful information brother.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks brother. Hope it is useful !

[@Ikdvillage]

Useful tips jegan... So happy to see

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you Henry Robert 🙂👍

[@nagappapayannavar6486]

Hi,indeed you explained very nicely and your video carries lot of I formation bro and all the best for your endeavors

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks a lot for your kind words. Happy that it is useful!

[@sudheeshmohan5870]

Very Helpfully video thank you bro..

[@jegankennedy]

Happy if it is useful !

[@rktho2020]

Nice bro tqs

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you 👍🏻

[@rktho2020]

@@jegankennedy I'm also try to direct hiring job in construction it's demanding in civil engineer and supervisor

[@jegankennedy]

Nice, all the best.

[@suriyaganesh6362]

Clear and Precise info!

[@jegankennedy]

Glad its helpful 😊

[@simonsingh7955]

Got much information about german❤. Have a request that continue posting video more about german employment opportunities for other department like electrical ,mechanical department

[@jegankennedy]

Sure 😊

[@vipin_rahul]

Thanks for your detailed explanation.

[@jegankennedy]

Glad it was helpful!

[@pratikkushwaha191]

Loved the way u have explained

[@jegankennedy]

Glad, you liked ! Thanks 👍

[@001parthiban]

Super jegan. Useful video 👍🙂👍 hats off to you !!

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you so much Parthiban 🙂

[@flowers6622]

Hi jjk, happy to see you after long time ...

[@skanwar1351]

awesome explaination ,Thank you sir.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Anwar 🙂👍🏻

[@jalaludeenaar9444]

Congrats macha 👍 , do more video's 😎👏🤝 ~Jalal

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Deen 🙂 Sure, will do 👍

[@GauravSingh-rq2kw]

Sir. But I feel relocation is a one-time expense. If we are getting good a job with good company, but if that company is not providing relocation but it is perfect in terms if career prospects and growth, then we can bear the one-time relocation expense.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Gaurav, Yeah. Good perspective. I agree to this and if the job and furure prospects are good then we go ahead.

[@divyadshetty.kalyani]

How to apply for driver position, if gulf experience is there 5-6 years

[@coder3842]

Really good content 👍👍

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you 😊👍🏻

[@gospelnewtechchannel2275]

Useful matter to people one who search the job foreign countries weldone sir, do more vedio related job

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your kind feedback brother. Sure, I will try making more such videos. !

[@jibinjames5128]

great one

[@uttamnadiyapara2771]

Thank you jagan it's very informative

[@jegankennedy]

Glad its helpful 🙂 Thanks for sharing!

[@excellencementoringclub]

Tgank you for this wonderful expose

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your feedback brother.

[@saravanamoorthy5389]

Good video👍🏾

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you ji 🙂👍

[@lokeshpanchal51]

love you bro mst jaankaari di bhai aapne and aapki simplicity pasand aayi

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you brother :-)

[@saisunil6342]

Very nice video..can u pls share ur resume for searching jobs in Germany..am sure that Germany recommends other format of CV

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks, Glad you liked. Sure. Please mail me to [e-mail], I will respond to you with CV.

[@prabhatshrama5499]

Thanks man for. the information

[@jegankennedy]

Glad it helps 🙂👍

[@SudhakarReddyKasu]

Thanks for providing valuable information in a such a simple way

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Sudhakar 🙂👍🏻

[@rahulashok3332]

Thank you for your valuable input as your info was very useful. one question i have is that is it necessary to have some basic german proficiency before applying for german job or we can still apply without german proficiency?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Rahul, Thanks for your feedback. You can still apply without any German, mostly its based on the roles only. For example, developers if they do not have much interaction with end customers, then German is not mandatory.

[@superguys7538]

Thanks for your video. I have total 9.7 yrs of experience in IT industry. I was in UK for around 2 yrs & recently travel back to India. I switch my career into Data engineering so i have good experience in IT. Could you please kindly guide me how to get jobs in UK, EU countries.

[@jegankennedy]

As mentioned in another comment, please check out the video I posted few weeks back if not please let me know your question

[@DataDost]

Nice video bro

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Rajan 😊👍🏻

[@abderraouf9286]

any certificate needed ? thanks for answering!

[@jegankennedy]

Be more specific on your question @abderraouf9286. Generally you need your experience, educational and other certificates for job and some more additional certificates for visa.

[@kumu2024]

did you get probation period? what was the notice period for your job? two weeks? if it was 2 weeks didn't that scare you? München is quite expensive .. how did you manged Apartment? many question regarding how you would come from India to Germany while they can fire you only after 2 weeks.

[@jegankennedy]

So many questions, let me try one by one. Yes I had 6 months probation. My notice period was manageable for me and didn't scare me. I stayed initially in Nuremberg, bit far from Munich. There also it was difficult but somehow after a 45 days hotel stay and continuous search I found a place to stay. Not every company fires people within one or two weeks. So don't be worried, if you get a good salary from a stable company, you can definitely consider Germany.

[@jsarkar88]

Hi Jegan, hope you and your family are well, firstly very very thanks for your video. I have more than 10 years of experience on Database Development. I am planning move to Germany with spouse. I will follow your steps what's you were mentioned in your video. If possible please assist me at that point. Thanks

[@jegankennedy]

Hello Jit, Thanks for your feedback and best wishes for your job search. We can be connected over LinkedIn to be able to discuss further.

[@anindyaadhikary6944]

Thank you dada❤

[@arjunks7356]

Great video Jegen. I am sure that this will help many. Is there any opening for the java developer at your company? I have 6 years of experience as a software engineer.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks Arjun 👍🏻 For your profile, I will look it up, meanwhile if you're interested we can be connected in LinkedIn to discuss further. 🙂

[@PiyushDangreIndia]

Hello sir. Thanks for the guidance sir. I have a question - how much time after you received the german offer did you join the organisation?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Piyush, I joined in period of 3.5 months. Actually I couldn't get the visa before my original joining date. So my employer gave me one more month of time.

[@PiyushDangreIndia]

​@@jegankennedyThanks for the prompt response. Really appreciate your efforts towards making all this info public. 😊

[@Nagesh.9999]

Nice

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks

[@Information.2049]

Hi brother good clarification. I have some doubts. 1. Please mention your ans your frnd company. 2. How you get accommodation. If we come how yo get it.

[@jegankennedy]

Hello Brother, 1. That was my previous employer, you can take a look at my LinkedIn profile. 2. I found it through one of my colleagues for my first accommodation. Later on, I used immobilienscout24 website and dasgelbeblatt newspaper classifieds. I also had made a video about finding an apartment with different ways, please have a look for detailed info.

[@babapawar8485]

Thanks Jagan. What is salary range to get blue card visa

[@jegankennedy]

Round about 46k for IT jobs and 59k for professionals. Every year this range changes

[@balajichandramohan9707]

Hi, Thank you for the video. Its a good one. Pls let me know if your company has an opening for Oracle DBA.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Balaji, Thanks. Sure, lets stay connected in LinkedIn and share updates.

[@geethugilbert4432]

Whether accountant jobs can be applied from India without German language certification?

[@jegankennedy]

German language certificate is not important. But you should be able to speak and write very fluently for the financial jobs here.

[@tilorapa91]

Very informative video. Sir how much minimum salary I need to ask from employer ? So I will be eligible for Blue card visa with spouse

[@jegankennedy]

Every year the limit is revised. So it is wise to look for the 'Blue Card Visa Checklist for Germany' for the year you are applying for. Here is the official link for 2023. india.diplo.de/blob/2163240/6c5a3edfa01be40fe25d1bcbfb38aa69/eu-bluecard-visaentry-data.pdf

[@MuraliKrishna-vs8mg]

Hi Jegan sir, u have given a valuable information in all ur videos , which is very useful in finding a better job and career growth.I just want to clarify one doubt that, what is the minimun salary to get the german work permit in order not to reject the application while applying for work permit.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Murali, Thanks. I do not find any minimum level salary for work permit. The lowest salary I saw is 32k euro per annum. That comes as normal work visa. (D Type). Generally work permit visa does not get rejected due to salary limit (at least I have not seen till now). But my suggestion is to aim for a minimum salary that is more than 46k. With this you could apply for blue card. (a special type of visa with more benefits).

[@surenderameelpur6475]

Hi Jagan, Does Germany sponsor work visa for 19 yrs experience in application programming?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Surender, As far as I understand, it is possible. There is no restriction with age/experience in getting visa. It is just that you need to show some additional proof for pension contribution from home country. (If you are from India, then PF could be one option. But that is just my assumption, haven't had a direct experience yet). That being said, your first step is to get a full time German employment contract, then everything else is easy. (or at least possible).

[@souravmukherjee5334]

Respected Jegan, I am Sourav Mukherjee, will reach Germany in JOb Seeker VISA , Your video is really informative and helpful to me. Could you please help me to find very cheapest, shared accomodation details with me. Thank YOu

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for the feedback Sourav. All the best for your job search. Which city have you planned to stay at?

[@n75288]

Hi Jegan, your job-finding video is truly outstanding. To be honest, I have rarely seen such insightful tips shared by other expats on similar KZbin channels. I am wondering if it's possible to connect with you to review my CV? Thank you.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Nabajit, Glad it was helpful! You can reach out to [e-mail] with your CV. I will respond usually during weekends or sometime during weekdays whenever I am free.

[@n75288]

@@jegankennedy thank you, I will send you an email soon.

[@JaiGanesh-u6c]

Hi Jegan, Thanks for the video. I am looking for avionics systems engineering opportunities in Germany. Please let me know if any German job portals specifically for systems engineering (avionics) opportunities?

[@Dawathmawa]

subscribed

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks ! Glad you liked the content

[@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.

[@jegankennedy]

It may not be a direct answer but student & job seeker visa routes are expensive ones. Searching for a job from home country is a slow path. There are positives & negatives in each route. But in general, for QA testing, there are good number of jobs in Germany. I have seen many got jobs from home country itself. If you are getting good number of responses for your applications, then searching for a job from home country makes sense. If not, student or JSV is the way to go.

[@tjagdish9690]

Is German Language mandotory to get the job ? how much time will take to get complete visa process if you applied from India.

[@jegankennedy]

German is not mandatory. There are many German companies whose company language is English. But having basics of German before coming here would really help. Visa processing time : For me during COVID time, it took around 4 months. (3 months for appointment itself.) May be now it is improved.

[@counterpoint9260]

apart from IT which other engineering or other STEM discipline) has max demand for jobs for indian sin Germany?

[@nikitavagadiya7250]

Hello sir., what if our salary not comes in blue card range? Can we able to do change job after moving to germany? If it is not blue card then which visa category it should be?

[@jegankennedy]

Hello Nikita, Yes you can still work in Germany. It would be regular work permit visa (Visa D).

[@bvls]

Hi Jegan, I have completed 2 rounds of interview in 2 companies(cities - Heidelberg and Cologne) but due to some reason they did not offerred me Joining letter, not sure what was the reason. Still I am searching to get a job. Can you please refer me if you come across any opportunities are opened for devops and cloud technologies.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Bala, Sure. Let us connect over LinkedIn and discuss.

[@ragafeb6681]

What's the basis Salary of blue card...as u mentioned in the video?

[@jegankennedy]

Here is the info from blue card checklist : The minimum Annual Gross Salary to obtain a Blue Card for the year 2023 is as follows: • 45.552 € for Natural Scientists, Mathematicians, Engineers, Doctors and IT professionals (also known as MINT professions) • 58.400 € for all other professions

[@sudeep88u]

Thanks very much Jegan for this valuable info! You're doing a great service for aspiring candidates. Have a question, what would be the salary of a Business Analyst in Germany with 12 years of work experience ?

[@jegankennedy]

For Germany it is difficult to provide a specific salary number. Because here salary is dependent on city, company size, etc. But I can give you an approximate average number 65k to 75k.

[@sudeep88u]

@@jegankennedy Many thanks. Approximate number also helps! I've reached out to you on Linkedin, kindly accept my request. Have a great day!

[@bhaskarsanyal6665]

I have a lot of experience in Digital marketing, SEO and Network Engineer field but I can't get in job in Germany, please help to giving the job

[@manoharmuthukumar7018]

jegan sir, is it possible to a job in hotel industry for german from india with 20 years of experience .i trying from linked in but hard to get one.need help

[@sanjitsharma5545]

Thank you very much Is there any opening in your company in SAP ABAP I have 9 year of experince.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, Need to be checked in our career site. Please have a look.

[@Josephinekoroma-1992]

Hei Jagen, how were you able to find job in Germany while you were in India without the b1 or b2??

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Josephine, Not just me. There are many professionals still getting jobs with no German. It is possible but the process is bit hard.

[@zillboy]

Thanks bro

[@jegankennedy]

Happy if it's helpful

[@shareenaAzain]

I have 4 year experience in software engineering and am actively looking job in Germany and my husband as a devops engineer he also looking for same could please refer if have any opening

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks for your comment. Sure, we can connect over LinkedIn and discuss about openings, if any.

[@RajuR92]

thanks anna

[@aisha6123]

Hi Jegan , Iam also in Application support , have 6 years experience , iam not having so much knowledge as i worked for stable applications.Can i still get job in German???

[@jegankennedy]

Hi there, In my opinion, If you're strong in what you're doing and have exposure to ITIL, then definitely you could find a job in support. Of course, you will need to examine your current skillset and find the marketable skills like sql, Linux or similar ones and build your CV around that. Then it's a possible thing.

[@aisha6123]

@@jegankennedy Thank you Jegan.....

[@jagadeesht1763]

hi jagan, I having 9 + experience on java , sprin boot and Aws. How was job market there? Can I get the job? Pls provide info on this.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Jagdessh, For developers there is definitely good amount of visa sponsoring jobs available in Germany. But nowadays the scrutiny is too much and some companies also reduced the hiring. But nevertheless, I still see people are moving here directly from India.

[@jagadeesht1763]

@@jegankennedy thank you jagan...giving valuable info

[@srisrinut]

Hi Jegan, Thanks for detailed information that would really helps, if possible can you share any sample CV as well cover letter, also any idea how is market for scrum master @ QA Manager positions in German or any other european contries bcz i have 13 + years of expereince as QA manager and scrum master, Appreciate your response

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Srinivas, Thanks for watching the video and sharing kind words. For CV, I made a video with a sample CV format: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6fLqmeajZKgqJo Cover Letter - I found a random sample from internet and modified for my application. Definitely there are many QA manager positions available. You could message me in LinkedIn/Instagram, we can discuss in detail.

[@Amolkurane]

Thank you Jagan it's very good information you have shared. Amol Kurane Cybersecurity engineer

[@jegankennedy]

Thank you Amol.

[@sejalbhesaniya8931]

Hi I m your new subscriber. My husband has done CA, CS , BA with English and Economics and currently pursuing CFA third year. He is 39 tears old working in a reputed government company here in India since last 15 years. We are planning to relocate in foreign country. What's the scope of CA and CFA in Germany? Can we relocate at this age? Please reply. It will be a great help. Thank you.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, Thanks for subscribing and commenting. Currently I have very less exposure on the jobs related to CA, so I need some research and local consulting with people who are living here long. But relocating at age 39 should not be an issue.

[@pintsizedpals]

Is there any chance for flutter developer in your company?

[@jegankennedy]

Sorry, I do not know about this field. But you can try to follow this approach I discussed in this video and find the demand for your role - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZeaeGx3bLCFjNE

[@harshita0302]

Is distance mca accepted in companies?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, usually German employers do not care if it is distance or regular.

[@vickyakoth3485]

Hello jegan I'm Kenyan.. how can I find healthcare assistant/ caregiver jobs in Germany from kenya? Please indicate the links or sites that I can do the search

[@jegankennedy]

Hello Vicky, Thanks for your question. I still feel LinkedIn could be a good start. However I can get back to you with more inputs in coming days.

[@sandeepsandy7784]

Hi Jagan..... Thanks for sharing the valueble information.... I have total 6 years of experience as SAP consultant.....but there is five years gap between completion of my education and starting of the career......and i am 37 years old.....is this gap, and age at 37 years looking for job in Germany is any problem? will my cv be shortlisted? Could you please answer my questions? Thanks in advance.....🙂

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Sandeep, Thanks. Age is not an issue for you. For the gap, it is not easy to give a direct yes or no. It depends on people but based on my exposure, most of the recruiters do not bother much about it. But it depends based on what you did during the gap/ what you say about it. I suggest you to try.

[@sandeepsandy7784]

Thanks a lot Jegan bro..... your reply has given me so much of confidence......

[@kirtiwld]

Hi, is it possible to get work visa for finance professionals? I always see it only for IT somehow !

[@jegankennedy]

I have very less exposure on finance related jobs. But after seeing your comment, I have done quick research and notice that there are many finance jobs available. May be, LinkedIn only shows much of IT jobs. But in Google jobs I could see lot of it. However I could not find if they are sponsoring visa. May be, if feasible, one could try to come here with 'job seeker visa' and find finance jobs then can covert the visa to work visa. (possibly other options available, but currently I am not aware).

[@ppppppp7ful]

I have experience in Product Development. Can i still work abroad?

[@jegankennedy]

Of course, why not.

[@sumankar1487]

Hi .. I m from India... Want to get a job n relocate to Europe.... I have lots of experiences in administrative job like administrative assistant like these in academic arena, in University.... Is it possible to get job in Europe as Administrative assistant, office assistant, Program manager...???

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Suman,I can't speak for whole europe. But if you want to get a job in Germany then you definitely need German fluency for Admin jobs.

[@urvashimodi3309]

Hi I was a sr. Chemist (Microbiology) in a quality control department of a diagnostic company. Post pregnancy I have to quit my job in 2010. I have learned the German language till B1 level. Can you please guide me.

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, Sure. Please let me know how could I help. I can share whatever the info I am aware of.

[@urvashimodi3309]

@@jegankennedy sir can i have any opportunity of job in Germany for now. What will be the age limit for applying for a job in Germany

[@urvashimodi3309]

@@jegankennedy thank you so much for your replied

[@sathishmanoharan]

Thanks Jegan for valuable information. I am java developer with 8 years of experience. Is there any openings for java in your company or from known contact?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Sathish, I can check it and let you know. I see you messaged in LinkedIn too. I will update there.

[@sanyakhan2499]

After getting job seeker VISA for IT professionals Is it mandatory to go Germany for job search ?? Or we can search by sitting in India too online ??

[@jegankennedy]

After getting JSV, if you do not come to Germany then you might still be considered as normal candidate who has no visa. Though you could argue that you can travel immediately in those 6 months, employers would still prefer someone who is already in Germany. So it is feasible, being in Germany with JSV can help in a better way.

[@sanyakhan2499]

@@jegankennedy but I my current employer is permanent Work from office they don't provide work from home...and sit in Germany for six months without job is a big challenge and need large amount of savings.....that's why lots of factors with me not possible to go there without getting job....that's why I thought this is feasible for me that apply VISA first and start looking for job at LinkedIn and other portals by sitting in India only ...and convence the employer that I already have a VISA and land in Germany within 1-2 months I shared my resume with one of Indian carrier coach also who living in Germany since 10 years he said your profile is in demand plus i am learning German also A2 is about to finish till B2 have a plan ...give resignation and ask minimum notice period from the current employer I think notice period not a big issue my previous company also having 2 months notice period but I told them I have an emergency so they released me only in 10 days

[@RajeevS-o6k]

im looking for job in upply chain management how do i go about it

[@jegankennedy]

I shared an approach in this video. See if it helps - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZeaeGx3bLCFjNE

[@sabihashariff9534]

what about the opportunities in SAP Business Objects with 8 yrs experience

[@jegankennedy]

I don't have first hand experience or known friends here with this skillset. But based on a quick search on LinkedIn, I could see there are a handful of jobs for the BI consultant & Business Analyst roles. But does not look like a lo. (Also possible that I may need more understanding about SAP BO to perform better search.)

[@UnlimitedTrance108]

What is basic requirements to get VISA and home in Berlin?

[@jegankennedy]

Its based on your educational qualification, work experience, a job contract from a German employer, and few more. You could easily find out the latest visa checklist online. Please refer to official German Govt sites.

[@musicbeatzz5411]

Bro I'm a a backend developer in a startup company, is it possible for me to get a job because I have startup experience? That too at this time? I heard through instagram that some German employers are laying off their employees, and also that you can only get a job if you study there, is this true? plz reply

[@jegankennedy]

Hi @Music Beatzz, It is true that some employers are firing some people. But that's mostly in companies that are finanacially struggling. In Germany, for developers there is very good demand, even now. It is not true that you need to study in Germany to get a job. But its one of the easiest routes. However If you're good at your skills you can find a job from home country itself. But during this difficult financial times, you should be careful in accepting offers from very small companies. Check if the company is doing well in their business then accept the offer. All the best

[@xozeintk8093]

To be honest i am following so many persons in You Tube, But you are so unique from others. Thank you so much brother. Just one quick Question I do created account in Xing as well LinkedIn in De and Eng both Language. Shall i buy Premium Accounts in both Platform ? for hunting jobs. Let me know your thought as well My plan to buy both Sites Premium bcoz opportunity is so Less if we buy premium at least i am visible to some recruiter's My German in A2 level in Goethe but that too not so good to be honest. I studied 3 yrs back still i remember but somewhat i won't speak that much. Now a days only again i am studying to get at least A2 Level Speaking.

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks a lot for your motivating comments brother. Coming to your question, don't rush to buy premium accounts. Maybe, let's evaluate if you really need one. I currently have a premium account in LinkedIn, maybe let's connect over a Google Meet and see the difference between normal and premium accounts. Let's connect over LinkedIn and decide.

[@xozeintk8093]

@@jegankennedy Sure Bro,by the way my name Vijayan Bro

[@jegankennedy]

Sure bro, yes I am aware. Already messaged you in LinkedIn chat.

[@Ssanthya]

Hi Sir, could you let me know how is the scope for experienced Devops engineer in Germany with just English fluency?

[@RakhiDhavale]

Is B1 German language certificate necessary ?

[@jegankennedy]

No, it is not

[@JamilKazi-rj2ny]

Is german language is macedsaty for visA?

[@jegankennedy]

If you mean for work visa with a job contract, then it is not mandatory.

[@sateeshsrungavarapu9627]

Hi Jegan, Nice to meet you. Hope you do well well, firstly very very thanks for your video. I have more than 16 years of experience in the Healthcare/Pharma/Clinical domain. I earlier worked with Bayer Pharmaceuticals, which is German based company. I am planning to move to Germany with my spouse and child on a job-seeker visa. Any suggestions for me here.I have send LinkedIn request as well .Thanks

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Sateesh, Thank you for kind feedback. I accepted your connection in LinkedIn, we could discuss further there.

[@rayyanrasool]

Hello, Any chances for chemist in Germany?

[@jegankennedy]

Yes, there are many pharma companies here. Need to look your profile and tweak according to some of the most wanted jobs in pharma, then I think you could crack a job.

[@annmaryjoppan2872]

Hi i am currently in Germany and i applied to many software companies but i got rejections. I was working as a developer in India

[@jegankennedy]

Probably this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ2vo4auabinl7c could help you.

[@abhinavkumar5000]

You got the job because you had experience. It is almost impossible for a fresher to get a job in Germany from India

[@jegankennedy]

Yeah, at least 3 yrs experience is what generally expected for visa sponsorship.

[@KingKong-yj3nn]

Lol freshers don't get jobs anywhere, people don't understand in college internship experience is so important - anyone get up to 2 years of exp within college

[@shahbazalam162]

For the freshers software engineer there is a chance or not

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Bro, Frankly I do not know any options for the freshers. I only noticed jobs for people with 3 and above years experience.

[@sonali1577]

Sir, my college degree is not H+ can you help please?

[@fayazmahivlogs1429]

Can you please share your Germany cv format

[@jegankennedy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6fLqmeajZKgqJo In this video I gave a sample pdf.

[@mayurdev2392]

Hi Jagan I am a front end developer 4+ years of experience what chances do I have to get visa sponsorship from Germany if I apply or what do I need to do to get one?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Mayur, It's only based on my limited visibility, that for front end developers I see less visa sponsoring jobs. But as a whole for developers/full stack developers there is a good amount jobs here. You could definitely give a serious try for it.

[@snehachugh1994]

Hi can you please let me know how to seek job for software testing background

[@jegankennedy]

Hi, Thanks for watching video and commenting. You can follow same steps as discussed in video. But while searching in LinkedIn please use "QA Tester Visa", "QA Analyst Visa", "QA Engineer Visa". I have done a quick search now and able to find many openings with visa sponsorship. You can try. All the best 👍

[@mdhosnaali9310]

Nice

[@jegankennedy]

Thanks 👍

[@AshishKumar-dj9gh]

Can we come there in IT jobs...as a fresher?

[@jegankennedy]

My experience shows that minimum of 3 yrs work experience is usually required. But there should be possibilities to find internship and apprenticeship for freshers.

[@ballavineeth2069]

I am having 3.9 years of experience as software Engineer, but I would like to move as devops Engineer to Germany, is there any scope for me ?, Am I eligible to apply and get the devops Engineer job ??

[@jegankennedy]

I suppose you could try when you have 3+ yrs of experience. I heard DevOps is a hot skill here. But currently the job market situation seems to be volatile, so carefully decide if you want to move. Please choose a strong company and then move.

[@asthajain30]

Hi jegan, I am also in IT support, I am willing to work in foreign countries can you guide me..please. ?

[@jegankennedy]

Hi Astha, Sure. Let me know how do you want to proceed. You can mail me or message in LinkedIn to discuss further.

[@themamalee6702]

@@jegankennedy What is your LinkedIn please?