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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by ademeedee: 2:32pm On Jul 10, 2019
togobingi:


I got my visa in 2018 and have traveled already. My background is in IT. I don't know your background but I believe if you can prove that there is a requirement for your skillset in Germany, then you should be fine.

Try and quote stats from the German government resources like this one to prove that they need your skills and that you will likely get a job: https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/jobs/job-listings/

Okay. My background is in the non teaching aspect of education. I got my masters and post graduate diploma in the UK in education and career guidance, and have experience working in a college and school there for 3.5 years. My fear is the language because of my field started learning German but haven't really gone far.

Okay, will do. Thank you very much for the suggestions. I will keep you posted.
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Akinlade12(m): 6:55pm On Jul 11, 2019
togobingi:


Hi Oikotass.
Engineering is in demand in Germany. This website shows that there are more than 1,700 openings at the moment: https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/jobs/job-listings/
You have to check each job description to see if they require German language proficiency. You can start applying for jobs from Nigeria as some companies help with relocation (if they really like you). I will also recommend starting German classes in Naija before you travel. It's cheaper and it will help you integrate better and get many more job interview invitations. B1 German proficiency and above is usually required for most jobs.

Check this website to see if your university and course is recognized by the German authorities: https://anabin.kmk.org/anabin.html

You can print the page showing the results and take it as part of your supporting documents for your interview at the German Consulate in Naija.

I just checked the site, everything is in German, how do I check or change the language to English so I can get to do one or two things
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by osaskywire: 7:41pm On Jul 11, 2019
MRBENZENE:


yes you can study and work, but that will be limited hours for students.

And you made mention of having someone in Germany i believe the person will be the best person to guide you and answer most of your questions so please try and have good communication with him/her.
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sir please..
am currently studying political science education (b.ed)...
I want to be sure if they is a master's program for my course of study or anything similar to it...in which am eligible to apply for ? ...
for me to be able to study & work in Germany...
perhaps get a full time job there also after school
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by osaskywire: 7:51pm On Jul 11, 2019
ademeedee:


Hopefully something pops up soonest! What's your discipline? I am skeptical because my discipline is in the non-teaching aspect of education. I have been learning German for a while but still on the basics. Do you think I stand a chance? @togobingi I would like your honest opinion too.
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please are they job for education students in Germany?
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by ademeedee: 8:14am On Jul 12, 2019
osaskywire:
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please are they job for education students in Germany?

That's what I am trying to find out myself. smiley but I thinking most might be influenced on the level of German spoken. But that's just me speculating!
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by jesse2019: 8:18am On Jul 12, 2019
yes, i will be having the interview by september

MRBENZENE:



hey bro!!
Have you been able to get your visa interview date?
I am having some challenges on that.
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Nobody: 10:38am On Jul 12, 2019
Akinlade12:


I just checked the site, everything is in German, how do I check or change the language to English so I can get to do one or two things

Try and use Google Chrome, it should translate the page to English for you.
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by benfluleck: 10:59am On Jul 12, 2019
jesse2019:
yes, i will be having the interview by september


When did you apply
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by osaskywire: 12:23pm On Jul 12, 2019
ademeedee:


That's what I am trying to find out myself. smiley but I thinking most might be influenced on the level of German spoken. But that's just me speculating!
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ok thanks bro ...
the level of German spoken will be important..
you know it's an interactive job
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by MRBENZENE(m): 8:46pm On Jul 12, 2019
togobingi:


I would say you should still book the appointment anyway. It might be shorter, who knows

I was told that I would hear back from them in within 4-8 weeks but I heard back from them in a week, so you never know. If you are in Lagos, I would also recommend asking the protocol officers outside the German Consulate for guidance. Nothing to lose at this point.

All the best!


Thanks!!
I have booked the appointment. The stated one shouldn't contact them in the email confirmation ( clear warning like don't disturb us).
I stay in abuja.

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by MRBENZENE(m): 8:47pm On Jul 12, 2019
togobingi:


I would say you should still book the appointment anyway. It might be shorter, who knows

I was told that I would hear back from them in within 4-8 weeks but I heard back from them in a week, so you never know. If you are in Lagos, I would also recommend asking the protocol officers outside the German Consulate for guidance. Nothing to lose at this point.

All the best!


Thanks!!
I have booked the appointment. The stated one shouldn't contact them in the email confirmation ( clear warning like don't disturb us).
I stay in abuja.
well it's time to face other things till it comes cos from my experience anything with Germany one has to be patient

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by MRBENZENE(m): 8:57pm On Jul 12, 2019
ademeedee:


Hopefully something pops up soonest! What's your discipline? I am skeptical because my discipline is in the non-teaching aspect of education. I have been learning German for a while but still on the basics. Do you think I stand a chance? @togobingi I would like your honest opinion too.

Yea i am hoping to see that email.
pharmacy is my field.
yea you can get, there are lecturing jobs ( i have seen that in during one of my search it was for anyone who could speak English but can't remember the site) there are also teaching jobs in international schools.

Try and make a lot of research on your field to ascertain the areas you are eligible to apply but i am sure you will find.

Learning the language is good even if it isn't required please learn it.
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by MRBENZENE(m): 9:06pm On Jul 12, 2019
osaskywire:
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sir please..
am currently studying political science education (b.ed)...
I want to be sure if they is a master's program for my course of study or anything similar to it...in which am eligible to apply for ? ...
for me to be able to study & work in Germany...
perhaps get a full time job there also after school

since you are more interested in studies below is a link for the group in nairaland for student visa they are already in part 6

https://www.nairaland.com/5042902/general-german-student-visa-enquiries

you can check DAAD website for masters course in your field and after your masters you can work in germany
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by MRBENZENE(m): 9:11pm On Jul 12, 2019
jesse2019:
yes, i will be having the interview by september


okay,
Please when did you apply?

And how long did it take cos mine is showing i will get appointment date in 14-16 months time that's too much.

And please what was the waiting period when you booked?

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by osaskywire: 10:56pm On Jul 12, 2019
MRBENZENE:


since you are more interested in studies below is a link for the group in nairaland for student visa they are already in part 6

https://www.nairaland.com/5042902/general-german-student-visa-enquiries

you can check DAAD website for masters course in your field and after your masters you can work in germany
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. thanks a bunch

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Haryoureendey4(m): 3:50pm On Jul 13, 2019
Hello OP
Are they going to ask for BTA at the point of entry?
If yes how much should someone hold in cash?
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Osumare2013: 8:50pm On Jul 13, 2019
Haryoureendey4:
Hello OP
Are they going to ask for BTA at the point of entry?
If yes how much should someone hold in cash?
I think you need to show proof of 4320 EUR in a blocked account. That's 720EUR per month for 6 months since the visa is valid for 6 months.

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Osumare2013: 1:43am On Jul 14, 2019
togobingi:


I got my visa in 2018 and have traveled already. My background is in IT. I don't know your background but I believe if you can prove that there is a requirement for your skillset in Germany, then you should be fine.

Try and quote stats from the German government resources like this one to prove that they need your skills and that you will likely get a job: https://www.make-it-in-germany.com/en/jobs/job-listings/
If I may ask, how many years work experience did you apply with?
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by jesse2019: 2:35pm On Jul 15, 2019
i book the interview February 27 2019 and i received email for the interview appointment june 12 2019
benfluleck:


When did you apply
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by kcwitch(m): 8:01pm On Jul 15, 2019
Is this only for IT professions and medics or any other profession can apply?
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Nobody: 11:07am On Jul 17, 2019
Osumare2013:

If I may ask, how many years work experience did you apply with?

6 years. This site says you need a minimum of 5 years of work experience
https://www.germany-visa.org/job-seeker-visa/
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Nobody: 11:09am On Jul 17, 2019
kcwitch:
Is this only for IT professions and medics or any other profession can apply?

Any profession can apply.

More info here: https://www.germany-visa.org/job-seeker-visa/

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Osumare2013: 12:12pm On Jul 17, 2019
togobingi:


6 years. This site says you need a minimum of 5 years of work experience
https://www.germany-visa.org/job-seeker-visa/
Pardon my question, how many months did it take you to get a job there?
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by ademeedee: 11:07am On Jul 19, 2019
MRBENZENE:


okay,
Please when did you apply?

And how long did it take cos mine is showing i will get appointment date in 14-16 months time that's too much.

And please what was the waiting period when you booked?

So I have decided to book the appointment too which is the first thing I am doing. Yes it wrote 14-16 months but hopefully it is not long. I thought you booked yours in February? Anyway like you said do other things in process which is the plan.

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Nobody: 9:04pm On Jul 26, 2019
Osumare2013:

Pardon my question, how many months did it take you to get a job there?

It took me about 5 months!
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Osumare2013: 11:37am On Jul 27, 2019
togobingi:


It took me about 5 months!
Just over a month to expiry. Congratz once again.

Pardon me again, why did it take so long? I'm sure it's not your qualification. I'm guessing most businesses weren't ready for the process of work visa for a foreigner. So, how was the change (job seeker visa to work visa)
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Nobody: 12:11am On Jul 28, 2019
Osumare2013:

Just over a month to expiry. Congratz once again.

Pardon me again, why did it take so long? I'm sure it's not your qualification. I'm guessing most businesses weren't ready for the process of work visa for a foreigner. So, how was the change (job seeker visa to work visa)

Thank you. I think everybody's story is different. I had some personal issues which resulted in the delay. Generally, it shouldn't take that long but it truly depends. Most people got jobs before they even came to Germany.

Once you get a job, you just apply for a work visa with the German authorities and that is it. Very straightforward once you get a job.

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by obi4eze(m): 1:59pm On Jul 28, 2019
togobingi:


Thank you. I think everybody's story is different. I had some personal issues which resulted in the delay. Generally, it shouldn't take that long but it truly depends. Most people got jobs before they even came to Germany.

Once you get a job, you just apply for a work visa with the German authorities and that is it. Very straightforward once you get a job.

Thanks for your contribution. Are there jobs one isn't allowed to do? Must one with this visa do only professional jobs?
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Osumare2013: 9:26am On Jul 29, 2019
togobingi:


Thank you. I think everybody's story is different. I had some personal issues which resulted in the delay. Generally, it shouldn't take that long but it truly depends. Most people got jobs before they even came to Germany.

Once you get a job, you just apply for a work visa with the German authorities and that is it. Very straightforward once you get a job.
Many you say? Bro, it's not easy getting a job in germany from Nigeria o. But I get sha.
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Akpatahan92: 6:49am On Jul 30, 2019
Sorry for derailing a bit... I'm trying to apply to some German universities for preparatory course but it seems most of them universities won't accept anyone without at least A1 and A2 German certificate... Is it same for all universities in Germany or i haven't dig harder? Please advice

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Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Nobody: 7:57pm On Aug 01, 2019
obi4eze:


Thanks for your contribution. Are there jobs one isn't allowed to do? Must one with this visa do only professional jobs?

From their requirements, they say the job you get has to be related to your qualification and work experience. Even if you want to be a masseuse, you need to show proof that you have the certification for that.

https://www.germany-visa.org/work-employment-visa/
Re: Job Seekers Visa Germany by Taofeekdboy(m): 8:01am On Aug 02, 2019
togobingi:


From their requirements, they say the job you get has to be related to your qualification and work experience. Even if you want to be a masseuse, you need to show proof that you have the certification for that.

https://www.germany-visa.org/work-employment-visa/
togobingi, thanks for updating the thread, have been following up with this thread for a very long time but I'm still skeptical about my move tho... Please I want you to enlighten me, I am a graduate of Agricultural science in which I major in Economics but I'm currently in entertainment DEPT. Can I get a job seeker visa and look for Agricultural related job over there as I don't have experience in my field for now only the intern period. Please I need your advice on this.

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