Medical & Nursing Visa
Medical & Nursing
JOB OPPORTUNITY As there are many nursing vacancies in Germany, which are to be filled, the German government under the act is providing provision for foreign nurses to work in Germany. Germany has one of the Best Healthcare Systems in the World. The use of the very latest therapies and medical equipment helps guarantee an exceptionally high level of care. Increasing digitalization in opening up new possibilities for medical care, as Xray images and medical reports are available faster
JOB SHORTAGE German hospitals face a lack of nurses. “Already, there is a lack of personnel everywhere because in the past-for economic reasons-many jobs were cut and fewer nurses were trained. According to the trade union, 70,000 skilled workers are already missing nationwide in nursing. 40,000 additional specialists would be needed in geriatric care. This problem will become even more severe in the future. According to forecasts of the German Nursing Council, 300,000 nurses will be missing by 2030.”
EARNING/ SALARY
During Study In the first year of education, nurses are paid about 900-1000 Euro per month. In the second year of education, nurses are paid about 1100-1200 Euro per month. In the third and last year of education, nurses are paid about 1300-1400 Euro per month.
During Job Nurses in Germany can have an income from 3000 euros to 5500 euros monthly, which is outstanding between other professions in Germany, and can fully cover their monthly expenses, including rent and internment. You also get to lay aside some money. It’s worth mentioning that this income can differ according to your work experience or education degrees. Of course, your salary as a nurse in Germany could vary according to your years of experience and the city you work in, but in general, nursing is one of the highest-paid professions in Germany.
BASIC REQUIREMENTS:
- Recognised Qualifications : Bachelors Nursing degree (B.SC or GNM)
- Work Experience (Minimum 6 Months)
- Medical Certificate confirming your health status
- Language Proficiency : German B1/Beyence Level Required
- PCC (Police Clearance Certificate)
WHY GERMAN LANGUAGE IS NECESSARY: The nursing Profession requires communication with doctors and patients. So Nurses should be able to communicate with the patients and doctors. All Non-EU Nurses, including Indian Nurses, should have obtained a B1 Certificate in German Language.
OTHER BENEFITS: Once you’ve arrived in Germany after arriving, you can take your family with you to Germany, and your spouse can work, and your children will be eligible for free education. The spouse will require a basic German language proficiency certificate (A1 ) to move to Germany.
Permanent Residence Permit
five years or earlier. The residence permit will be granted to non-EU citizens who have been in Germany for longer than five years. Permanent residence permits you to remain in Germany as long as you want. To be eligible for a permanent residence permit, applicants must acquire at least five years’ experience working in a position recognized by Federal Employment Agency. Another requirement is that you must demonstrate your proficiency in the German language. If you get a residence permit, your spouse and child will receive temporary residence permits.
Obtaining permanent residence (PR) in Germany as a foreign nurse. Here are the general steps you will need to follow:
Meet the basic requirements: To be eligible for PR in Germany, you must have a valid work permit, a valid nursing licence, and a job offer from a German employer. Learn German Language: You will need to demonstrate a basic knowledge of the German language to B1 Level. Apply for PR: For PR Application, you will need to provide documentation such as your work permit, nursing license, language test results etc.
Our Services // Peasants B Serves You//How we can help you
- Verification of Documents
- Admission into Hospital – (Internship)
- Assist you in getting an employment contract
- Assist You in Visa Process
- Motivation Letter
- Accomodation Arrangement
- Resume Preparation
- Assist you in Visa Extension
- Assist you in bringing your family to Germany
Your Most Frequent Questions were answered:
What is the immigration age limits for nurses to come to Germany?
There is no age limit for nurses for immigration to Germany, But preferably people should act before the age of 40.
What is nursing Ausbuildung course in Germany?
It is actually internship courses in the form of Dual Vocational Training (DVT) where the apprentice attends a Vocational School or College and works at the same time, earning a regular income in the process. After completing the 3-year course, the person can easily enter the work market.