German JOB SEEKER VISA MALAYALAM

Germany Job Seeker Visa Application Steps

The application procedure for a German Job Seeker visa is very similar to the application procedures for other types of German visas. To apply for a Germany Job Seeker visa, you need to follow these steps:

1. Complete the German Job seeker visa application form.
2. Make an appointment.
3. Collect the required documents.
4. Attend the interview.
5. Pay the fees.

What Are the Eligibility Criteria for a Germany Job Seeker Visa?

The applicant must also fulfill several criteria in order to be eligible to apply for the Germany job seeker visa, as follows:

• The possession of a Bachelor or Master’s Degree from a German university or an equivalent foreign degree.
• Have a relevant (a minimum of 5 years) of experience in your related field of interest/study.
• Show proof of travel or medical insurance for your entire stay in Germany or until you get your Work Permit.
• Show proof that you have sufficient funds to cover your whole stay in Germany.
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In addition, it is highly recommended that you have German Language ability. Though English proficiency is sufficient to qualify for the visa, it would be better for you if you at least knew basic German.

Before filling out the application form (step 2) and booking an appointment (step 3),

please prepare the following documentation for your job-seeker visa:

• valid passport (issued within the last 10 years and with at least 12 months validity left at the time of submission of the application)
• 1 copy of your passport’s data page (A4 size copy)
• 3 passport pictures according to biometric specifications
• cover letter from applicant explaining the exact course of action to find employment in Germany as well as further career plans should stay in Germany be unsuccessful
• Proof of academic qualification and work experience (from a German university or equivalent to a German academic degree) and relevant previous work experience certificates for future employment in Germany (for recognition of non-German degrees kindly refer to www.anabin.de)
• Personal CV containing full education and employment history
• Proof of accomodation in Germany for the initial period of 30 days
• Proof of financial means to cover the costs for the time of your stay by one of the following documents:

- Blocked account for the sum of 5,604 Euros
- “Verpflichtungserklärung” (formal obligation letter) by sponsor living in Germany
- bank account etc.

• Proof of personal status in India birth certificate of applicant, Aadhar card (with English translation) if applicable

• Proof of health insurance

ONE of the following documents:

• Proof of a private German health insurance which fulfills the below mentioned requirements and starts at your tentative travel date

OR

• Proof of a public German health insurance, which consists of a letter from your German healthcare provider, as well as a travel health insurance for the first three weeks.

OR

• Proof of a private foreign (including Indian) health insurance including the policy you choose which fulfills the below mentioned requirements and starts at your tentative travel date

When does a health insurance meet the requirement of being equivalent to a German public health insurance?

• No limit to the reimbursement in case of sickness

• If the insured person becomes sick, no deductible higher than 300 € per year can be demanded

• Preexisting conditions must be included

• No clause for termination regarding the insured person reaching a certain age, change of residence permit or loss of residence permit

• The Insurance cover cannot have any time limit (or needs to be automatically renewed)

Demand Draft or cash for verification of documents unless all documents have been verified before