You’ll need an admission letter from a recognized German university, a blocked bank account, health insurance, and to schedule a visa appointment at the German consulate.

Germany’s Job Seeker Visa allows skilled professionals to enter Germany and search for a job for up to 6 months. Once employed, you can apply for a residence permit or EU Blue Card.

Yes, international students can work 120 full days or 240 half days per year without a special permit.

The EU card is a work permit for highly qualified non-EU foreigners. It’s a faster path to PR and works in several European countries.

It depends on your purpose. For student visas, there are many courses in English. For jobs and PR, a basic to intermediate knowledge of German is often preferred or required.