Student or Job Visa in Germany? Advice for Experienced professionals | JSV or Student Visa in 2023

[@akeshharrypersad4487]

Your videos are very informative

[@FirangiFiles]

Thanks I am happy you like them :)

[@apurvakhokale3041]

Hello, sir. Thank you for providing such a comprehensive video. Could you please advise whether it's possible to apply for a student visa if one hasn't secured employment after the Job Seeker Visa period?

[@FirangiFiles]

Hi, In principle it's possible. However you need to give a strong convincing reason to Visa Officer or Ausländerbehörde for this. Most likely they will take it in a negative way. They will see it as an attempt to remain in Germany without strong reason.

[@firmnstrong]

Hi, I graduated from uni last year with BCS in development management, I have one year of experience as a data analyst but I have recently developed an interest in cybersecurity so I took the Google cybersecurity course, and will soon take the CompTIA Security+ exam. But there are not many options for cybersecurity roles where I'm from (Africa). I'm also pretty good at the German language at A2 level almost at B1. Can suggest if there's a way to still come to Germany?

[@FirangiFiles]

Hi I am also in Cybersecurity and have already created multiple videos on it. Please check all videos in this playlist thotoughly kzbin.info/aero/PLgqAr1cp3cVra5T1ZpUSO3yceGZPz-dIN Further, as you are presently not in Germany, I suggest connect with ,,Arbeits Agentür". THey will hold your hand till you get job in Germany. Their service is absilute free. Check this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iam4fYWdlr2fp6c

[@firmnstrong]

@@FirangiFiles wow I see, I will check it out thank you so much I really appreciate it!

[@BhupalKanase]

I am Mechanical engineer with MBA in operations having 10 years experience. How I can reach directly with German companies? How much opportunities available?

[@FirangiFiles]

For Mech Engginers, there is obviously huge scope. Especially because Germany is basically Mechnical Engineering based country. However your MBA may not be of much use. Infact I suggest dont project your profile on basis of your MBA. As for MBAs, very high level of German skills are expected. (I am myself 2 years full time MBA passed) I suggest, check all my videos thoroughly. I have shared tips I got from my Own firm HR. Also connect with "Arbeits Agentür" at the soonest possible. Check this video for more info kzbin.info/www/bejne/iam4fYWdlr2fp6c

[@nkatyt]

Hello Siddhartha, is it possible/legal to do a part-time MBA in Germany while working there full-time as an Indian?

[@FirangiFiles]

Hi, I am NOT sure, however I have seen some FB pop up ads that promoted their MBA as part time, and clearly mentioned that one can do them in addition to Job However, in any case, written clearence from employer will be needed

[@selvasubramanian1896]

Hi... I am an IT professional in Oracle ERP and in to software programming, currently working in India. Though my IT experience is 15years and it's all in IT, my education background is BE mechanical engineering. Need your suggestion and advice on whether this may be a downside for ICT job market and eligibility. Pls advice.

[@FirangiFiles]

Hi, THis can indeed raise eyebrows. German foregner office strictly want Education and professional experience to align. In your case, I sugget try finding a bridging reason between Mech and IT. For example, you can mention that, these days, all Mech systems are also IOT / Software based and you are engaged in developing softwares for Mechnaical Industries. Further, you can take compensatory measures and strenghten other aspects like learning some basic German, Connecting with Arbeits agentür etc. Check this video also: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iam4fYWdlr2fp6c

[@Amolkurane]

Hi Siddharth I went to all your videos.. Thank you for making such great videos. I am amol from pune. I have 22 yrs experience in IT management and cybersecurity, with certification in CEH and ISO 27K lead auditor, i need to know can I come on job seeker visa or study visa?

[@Amolkurane]

Got reply thank you

[@FirangiFiles]

All the best !

[@rajasekar-qs2jq]

Hi sir, as I have a doubt on blue card, the lower salary to get blue card is 45.552€ , so is that with all other benefits or without benefits, because my employer has given me an offer for 48,000€ but with all other benefits like profit sharing, Christmas allowance, holiday allowance nd some other. Can I get blue card with that salary. Please let me know

[@FirangiFiles]

Hi, You need to submit this form called EZB. Please check my below video on that. Here your HR will clearly mention what is your fix and variable salary. Some firms treat some benefits like Christmas allowance etc as variable. So depending on how it is formulated in your firm, Aulanderbehorde will decide Blue card eligibility Check this video fro EZB kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmLPcqRjaN-Uf9E

[@Oceancity142]

SAP is good market in Germany do you suggest to come on Job seeker visa ?

[@FirangiFiles]

Certainly. Being a German product, I see numerous Job Opportunities for SAP professionals

[@ashutoshraj36]

Minimum salary requirement for conversion of job seeker to work visa and if minimum salary is less than requirements then how to convert job seeker to work visa.

[@FirangiFiles]

Job Seker visa is meant for Shortage skills only. Minimum salary required is 45,552 € per year Brutto. If salary is less than this, Ausanderbehorde may decline Work Permit convesrion

[@ashutoshraj36]

​@@FirangiFiles Hi, thanks for last reply. Please also tell me can we do any kind of job on JSV like computer operator, delivery boy , supervisor or mini job etc or I have to only work in some specific field related to my education.

[@FirangiFiles]

@@ashutoshraj36JSV is meant only to fulfil "Shortage Skill jobs". Jobs mentioned in your comment dont qualify for Shortage Skills. For these jobs, there are already enough workforce.

[@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.

[@FirangiFiles]

Check this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6vOmod-ZcmbhLc

[@viraj2639]

Hi sir , I am final year IT student , actually I was planning to do my masters in cybersecurity as soon as I am graduated and while doing my masters I was planning to work part time , I have basic knowledge of cybersecurity and currently am doing internship on cybersecurity and ethical hacking and further planning to answer Comptia sec + exam so sir I wanted to ask whether going for masters as soon as my I graduate with this experience is wise decision ? Will I find part time jobs there as a fresher ?

[@viraj2639]

Sir you reply will really help me a lot please can you let me know about this ?

[@FirangiFiles]

Hi, I couldnt estimate where you are right now, In India or Germany. Also Where are you pursuing prrsent course, In India or Germany? I belive, in any case you plan to do Masters in Germany. In my opinion, its a good decision doing Masters in Germany. However, as I explained in this video, the course in Germany is very tough, and you should only focus on education. Dont think about Part Time jobs (Most Educationsal consultants lure on this aspect) With high skills in Cybersecurity, you should be easily able to get a job here.

[@viraj2639]

@@FirangiFiles sir I am currently doing my bachelors in India and planning to come to Germany for masters as soon as I graduate without any work experience

[@viraj2639]

I have a cgpa of 8.4 and the skills which I mentioned earlier so is it enough to get selected for public universities or should I focus on getting more certifications and also about German language ? Let me know please sir 🙏🏻

[@FirangiFiles]

@@viraj2639 ok

[@jwd42]

You demotivated me 😢

[@FirangiFiles]

Apologize I believe for experienced professionals, coming for Job is much better option than Study

[@jwd42]

@@FirangiFiles ya .I should do OSWE now 😂

[@FirangiFiles]

@@jwd42 btw, with OSCP, you would be sold out like hot cake. I suggest, make your Resume and Cover letter as I detailed in my videos and start applying jobs right away. With just dedicated efforts and patience, I'm sure we will meet soon at Brandenburg Gate in Berlin

[@Epitome2255]

Bro are you will to go to Germany

[@jwd42]

@@Epitome2255 hope so