HOW TO MOVE TO GERMANY WITHOUT A JOB!

[@SenorJuan2023]

You can also get a student visa by enrolling in a German language school for a certain number of hours as well.

[@sabafj369]

That nice. But how if I live in the US?

[@SenorJuan2023]

@@sabafj369 via the internet, I assume. Pay ahead of time and show proof when submitting visa paperwork. You could also visit on a tourist visa and enroll there directly.

[@sabafj369]

Thank you. I have to find a website for renting or buying a house. I did find one last week and was in German, tried to translate it, but I need to chat with a realtor first.

[@ianlaw4333]

@@sabafj369 Yes but one thing you need to pay attention to is that this VISA does NOT give you the right to work during your stay in germany and I heard it is not rare they reject said visa application because the german course level is not high enough ( What I was told is ideally you would want to register to at least a B1/ A2.1 course)

[@sabafj369]

@@ianlaw4333 Okay, thank you. I need facts, not things you've heard. Thank you.

[@deannebernal9709]

I just want to say, I’m extremely grateful to have found your channel!! You gave me hope that I can live my dream of living im Germany! Thank you! Danke!

[@bitterermond]

Long story short: HAVING MONEY! The Problem is not to find A job, but to find THE job. Just learn german, prepare all your documets, as certificates and diploms and send it for recognition. Germans like papers that are legal.

[@bitterermond]

My Channel in for example rp.baden-wuerttemberg.de/rps/Abt7/Seiten/Zeugnis.aspx

[@bitterermond]

My Channel every state have this office for recognition.

[@raularaujostrw]

You are saving my freaking life. When I’m there I’ll email you. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. ❤️

[@zacharypayne4080]

Leave my girlfriend alone!

[@sontiyo7113]

how did everything go?

[@BiG-JuPO1O1]

Update?

[@tuyenle8107]

there are better way. Go to graduate school and look for a job while in school since a master usually lasts for 2 years. That gives you more time to improve your language :)). From my experience

[@jaylan5063]

So what happened if you don't have a degree you just want to work normal job

[@evelinarosiuk3321]

Could you please recommend local websites for job seeking? Especially for finding tech companies there 🙏🏻

[@connorkertiss1480]

This was very helpful! Your videos are very informative!

[@DianaVerry]

Thanks so much Connor!

[@berniv7375]

Hiya Diana, Thank you for the video. It was very clear(alles klar) and very informative. Good work.

[@valharrym924]

The barbarian man is here god bless you all

[@berniv7375]

@@valharrym924 God bless you too.

[@niacalloway8084]

Thank you so so much for this comprehensive video

[@DianaVerry]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching 😊❤️

[@ankitkumar2011]

Great video content! Question - How much money should a couple keep in buffer or carry with themselves to settle down in germany after receiving a job offer?

[@andreadomo-ibea7078]

I want to move to Germany, I'm from the US :( if I had a remote job as a travel agent (I'm not, but I'm considering it) would I count as self employed or freelance??????

[@lorcandoyle7708]

Moved here to köln last week without a job

[@luismiguelvelezalzate9022]

Really? On how have you managed?

[@NatalieWarren13]

From what country?

[@N_.Saratonin]

Hi! Thanks for the video Diana! I have a question which Im incapable to find an answer to! How is the 5 year work experience calculated? Im a master student finishing almost in Italy, my bachelor was also in the same field! Of course I also have some work experience but for short periods and scattered. Am I eligible for the job seeker? :)

[@LyndasTVshow]

This will be very helpful and informative for people planing today come to Germany thanks for sharing

[@DianaVerry]

Thanks Lynda! 😊

[@Eth3reality]

Thank you Diana!

[@lupeavalos9342]

I’m looming to be a resident there and be a resident .

[@khaledbayad]

Great as usual

[@DianaVerry]

Thank you! 😊

[@jackk7545]

Do these still work during the travel restrictions? I'm from the US.

[@ibarra323]

US citizens can't enter Germany until the travel restrictions are lifted... there are a few exceptions but they all basically needed you to be living in Germany since before covid started.

[@ambernguyen5080]

Hey guys! Has anyone recently submitted their vocational training to be recognized by the IHK Fosa? If so, how long was the processing time from when your application was received? Thanks :)

[@johanngiesbrecht3162]

How was the German language for you?

[@Frankqwerty]

Hi Diana. As a Canadian citizen, if we arrive there for the initial 90 days without a visa and find a job there, is there a minimum salary to be able to get residence permit (just as in Blue Card requirements)?

[@jorgschimmer8213]

Hey Diana . Thank you for this video. Do you have a Special Deal with „Lieferando“? I almost every time get a commercial before your videos. 😁😅

[@Nowwouldyoulookatthat]

For me it's Zalando 😂

[@DianaVerry]

Ahaha no 😅😅

[@guttergrl4982]

Isn’t the issue with the first one that you can’t start your job till after the visa expires? Do you need to go back to your own country before starting to apply for a work visa?

[@DianaVerry]

Once you get a job, your work can apply for a work visa for you

[@guttergrl4982]

Diana Verry thanks!

[@elmokhtarelyazidi8711]

Thank you diana, for those valuable informations, like usualy. I'm a financial ingenier and my wife is a doctor (PG), we are candians planig to move to Germany, without visa and seek for a Job there, i'm wondering if i can't find a job with my qualifications, can i Do any job till we find one in our fields? Thanks

[@misfit1-3]

i been wanting to move to germany since i was 18 im 22 now hope to make it possible before 25

[@DianaVerry]

Good luck ❤️you can do it!

[@seenuz1]

Good info ❤

[@Ttt-tc7ed]

E.g housemaid

[@surajsinghmapingart2351]

Students visa is good option to move germany

[@unex6466]

Literally

[@gilliantracy7991]

Great video. Very helpful info. Liked and Subbed!

[@DianaVerry]

Thank you 🥰

[@Medietos]

To bad to have to have 5 years of experience in one's field. What if one has not been able to do tha, but worked in unskilled job for 5 years? Do they have free German language courses for foreigners?

[@technotambo2]

Thanks for the info!

[@amerikalimechul]

Germany consulates not say need degree, can go and after arrival can apply for permits than find any job ?

[@MEGACAMZ]

Hey there, I am thinking of moving through to Berlin, you said you work in tech, I work as an IT analyst and I am looking to move to Berlin in the next couple of years, how do you find it working in tech over there? are there a lot of IT jobs that pay well? Kind regards.

[@sabafj369]

Hi Diana, how much money needed to start a business? Can you please give a min and max range?

[@andrewmacdonald6557]

How does working remotely, ie doing online work for a company back at home (in this case the UK) fit in to all this in terms of the likelihood of still being able to get a residency permit? Ie to physically move to Germany, but continue to work for a UK company via online methods? Might they accept that?

[@gopichowdaryparimi]

I am also looking for answer to the same question. Did you get the information brother?

[@JinanMC]

I’m curious to know too!!

[@francelaudo7713]

Hello Can you people check out the freelance visa? Thank you

[@adebayoademolasamuel135]

Please can I move to Germany with Poland student resident card and apply for resident card in Germany base on work?

[@veooils8861]

Hi Diana, It's not letting me book a call but is there a way to contact you?

[@kevinmudunyi5903]

Hae Diana,ama Kevin ,my question is if you don't have degree or any vocational training,you can't move to Germany

[@JREVY22DECEPTICON416]

I want to move to Germany so bad. I hate Toronto in Canada and never asked to live here it was my family who picked it. So my choice is to move to Germany 🇩🇪

[@hiralbhatt7429]

Hi, How did you manage to get a job before even getting to Germany?

[@cocobass]

I am American. My wife is an EU citizen and we live in America. We want to move to Germany - what visa should I go for (so I can work)?

[@darzbluetv526]

I'm interested how to work in Germany.?

[@graghoul]

thank you so so much.

[@DianaVerry]

☺️☺️

[@kardelennn625]

Please I’m married to a Ghanaian we live in turkey 🇹🇷 with one child and we want to come there to begin our life but no qualifications how can you helps he was a footballer but he stop for over 5 years because of a kidney failure

[@underflo43tky]

somif you have dual eu citizenship you can just move to germany with little difficulty?

[@jaihind3709]

Hii mem im from Indian know im leaving in UAE im electrician i want to move Germany how can apply

[@LJournals101]

Do you need to show certificate of employment? Or is a CV enough for the job seeker visa? Thanks

[@faramarzmokri9136]

Now Diana please move to France and report to us how to move to France. Germany is great country but a bit cold for me. Thank you. I think you will also enjoy living in France.

[@remnant.watchman]

Thanks!

[@navidaha69]

Hi Diana, thank you for sharing your experience with us. I am from sri lanka. My husband is working in romenia now. So he plan to move Germany. Can he go to Germany,

[@jhasemi]

Do you know what is the requirement for US citizen to retire in Germany?

[@benjaminfimie3818]

Thanks very much for the information, I am in Dubai am thinking of coming to Germany how much will the job seekers visit Visa cost

[@MuhammadArshad-ld9tj]

Hi there 🙂 What about german language proficiency?

[@ameerhamza619]

I think work experience is required if you don't have a degree.

[@shannonlongoria2225]

It’s not I checked with the German consulate here in the USA

[@shannonlongoria2225]

Well, you’re right. But I’m under the impression that MOST people have at least little job experience. Like at the very least have had one job in their life time. Haha

[@sabafj369]

How come to have a degree from accredited University in Germany and my visa is for looking for a job only?!

[@sunitasimlote6179]

How move in Germany should be visa or easy into ?

[@PreetiKarmakar]

if we come on job seekers visa is it okay with Germany if I continue my current remote-job (i am working for a US based company but from my home country in India)

[@IIIOOOUS]

Mach doch mal ein Video auf deutsch ?

[@fouziaaliouate4652]

Diana please, can you add automatic english subtitles?

[@zuberkedir7124]

Hi how I get visa & how I get job,how can you help me.

[@MacaldaReye]

See I’m a full time youtuber and idk how the heck I’m supposed to get my foot in the door when I’m self employed in such an unconventional way

[@nischaypapneja5645]

What happened to the giveaway you told in your last? The results out yet?

[@alexisrs127]

Would be possible if I go with a job seeker visa and get the freelance visa? And If I got a job, can I have both or I have to turn down the freelance visa? Regards

[@happycouple6711]

What if you have a family?

[@zacharydobbs9814]

I'm working on building my UI/UX portfolio & my only concern is if it's got a livable wage

[@luismiguelvelezalzate9022]

Does anyone know if you need a degree to apply for this VISA?

[@manuelvergarabarbosa5208]

did you speak german before moving there?

[@DianaVerry]

No I didn’t

[@arifkaheri9187]

very informative video by beautiful lady.👍🌹

[@ashfroelich]

what about family? if one of us has a degree? can we bring family?

[@cotiocantoro7564]

Does anyone know if they are looking for HVAC technicians? I have a lot of building automation experience and an associates degree also. I have 15 years in my field and work at a university currently. Just wondering. Thanks

[@belenmarinez8616]

Hi. I find your channel very informative and interesting!! 👍 Do you know how can I get the German citizen, my grandfather was german but unfortunally we dont have any documents of him ( birth certificated ) etc. Because he left Germany due to the war.😞 Is there a way to do this? I really hope you can help me. Hugs 😍

[@stinkytooot]

i'm curious about this too

[@hilfeengland9321]

I would contact the German embassy of your country and ask what would be accepted as proof. I know they have been quite helpful with applications from individuals whose ancestors fled Germany due to the war here in England. No idea how this is the case where you are from. Also, if you have any idea where in Germany your grandfather was from, you can contact the local council. It is very likely that they have some documentation about your grandfather being German.

[@belenmarinez8616]

@@hilfeengland9321 thanks a lot for your help 😍😍 regards.

[@furzkram]

Ten hours per day, week, month ???

[@DerEventuelleHater]

I think it was peer weeks, I saw it somewhere on a website.

[@fluffycookie3415]

Hi im from indonesia. I really wanna move and working abroad to canada I want Apply iec but it's not eligible for my country

[@francelaudo7713]

Where do I live on a job seeker visa?

[@kodaliravi6730]

Diana tq

[@TopogigioSemi]

Japan, Germany. Damn hard to move.

[@tashabarz3436]

Hi Diana, please do the universities teach degree engineering courses in English

[@Lifeofsagi89_]

Yes

[@tashabarz3436]

@@Lifeofsagi89_ thank you 🙏🏿

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

What About Retied Canadians Wishing To Move To Germany?

[@terenceskill9526]

You´re absolutely welcome :) The permanent resident status is pretty easy to obtain if you´re economically independent.

[@chandraemirullahtiwon3216]

What about Indonesians wishing to retire there, are they welcome too?

[@zuberkedir7124]

I need to fly germany how you help to me dear

[@braveheart9097]

Would a furniture upholstery business work?👀

[@allright4459]

When you are von syria you are welcome

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

For me I would apply first tourist visa before apply there for work and to apply permanent residency hopefully that they’ll see my worth and hopefully I befriend the right people If it’s my first time I recommend going with the herd of tourists who had been there back and forth for safety and reliability

[@omayrasanchez2877]

Even though people colloquially say "tourist visa", you actually don't need a visa as a tourist. At least that applies to citizens from most countries in the world, there are of course exceptions. What's actually meant is the "visa free time" that you're allowed to stay here, which is usually (again, for most countries of origin, like eg. the USA, but not all) 3 months within any 6 months time frame. So you can stay in Germany as an American without any visa or paperwork for 3 months, then have to leave (the Schengen zone, not only Germany) for at least 3 months. However during this visa free stay you're not allowed to work obviously, but you could use this time to set up a registered adress and prepare for all the paperwork. Keep in mind though that only people from certain countries are eligible to do their visa applications from within Germany, in many cases you have to go through the German embassy in your home country.

[@Manuel-gu9ls]

@@omayrasanchez2877 what if you’re not from USA?

[@7eleven864]

you don't seem to be having fun

[@charan.s5853]

I love u love from India

[@TheBlues088]

9:20 lives in germany, says bErlen :((( true american

[@cocojuiiize]

I'm wondering how it is to search jobs in Germany without knowing the language. I want to move to Germany next year and I know very few words. I understand the language better because I'm from Sweden. But I'm scared to not find a job while I study german there. What should I do?

[@suhcelia9693]

If you're good with kids, become an au pair! Easiest way to get to Germany and have enough time to learn the language.

[@cocojuiiize]

@@suhcelia9693 thank you so much, sadly I'm not good with kids and I just make them cry :(

[@ChristopherJohnson-o6h]

You have to have alot. Seems better to just save your money and move over

[@hiwotesimane-eq1lj]

HI

[@MauriceECoates]

Is it possible to move to Germany without a job? This logic brought 1,5 million people to Germany who now face a free flight home. Diana make an appointment with Angie and tell her about your plan.

[@terenceskill9526]

It IS possible, but as you´ve just mentioned, we´ve been flooded with people without a proper education during the last 6 years and it´ll always be a big advantage for you if you already have an employer at the time of your arrival. Applying remotely is pretty easy nowadays, and there are tons of jobs for english-speakers out there. I wish I could get my hands on one of those, but they will always prefer a native speaker no matter what.

[@sumeyyataghi]

@@terenceskill9526 Hi Terence what kind of jobs are available for English speakers?

[@terenceskill9526]

@@sumeyyataghi There are various kinds of jobs available all over Germany, get yourself a picture and check the web presences of global players like DHL, for example. I´ve got a couple of friends working for them and English is the regular business language in most of their departments ;)

[@michamor8065]

what if i marry a german this is so confusing

[@danny.k1620]

Job seeker visa states need German language.

[@focuswinningangel7283]

Can u help me

[@gauthamr7065]

Breathing suspension will suspended

[@lenaestacks934]

Unfortunate not a lot of the questions are answers

[@VijayKumar-rf1zk]

Vijay Kumar

[@ziadmneimneh4205]

Hello diana please i need to contact you to help me to move to Germany all my documents ready please reply

[@gauthamr7065]

Vast department mechanical engineers

[@AsgharAli-oh6np]

Hy

[@gauthamr7065]

Yappadi go speed

[@Badics83]

I am in the EU and i dont want to go to Germany. People are so rich they embrace the entitlement mindset. In the office they are oppressing you for being from a poorer country. They think they do you a favour to give you a job and smearing about you all the time. In the last 10 years i was not able to l ocate any positive things to live in Germany. I oroginally graduated as a german teacher. If you dont speak german they automatically do the favour to speak english. If they know you speak german and you make a slip of the tongue they fire you immediately. Very aggressive country with very arrogant people. If they know you speak german they WILL DEMAND you to only speak german. Not willing to talk english...