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Good morning everyone today iam explained tips that must be considered for you get a job in Germany as foreigners.
If you are thinking of moving to Germany or even already living in Germany and wondering how to get a job in Germany, then this video is for you.
In this video I share the tips and tricks on how to get English speaking jobs in Germany for foreigners.
If you want to find a job in Germany for English speakers make sure you watch this video.

As I said in the video even though you find jobs in Germany without speaking German language, I highly advise you to simply learn the German language. You will find out the reason why in the video. ‪@Visa‬ ‪@TopSpeedGermany‬ ‪@bestjobsgermany‬ ‪@imigrantinusa7674‬

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MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE VISA
EMPLOYMENT VISA (SUBORDINATE WORK)

The subordinate (dependent) work visa allows entry and long stay in Italy for skilled migrants holding an employment contract and sponsored by an employer.

This type of visa may only be issued upon authorization from the relevant Sportello Unico dell’Immigrazione (SUI) in Italy. The applicant’s employer in Italy must apply for a nulla osta and submit the required documentation, including the employment contract, to the Sportello Unico in Italy.

Only once SUI has issued and submitted the required documentation to our Consulate can the applicant lodge a visa application by visiting us. Applications cannot be lodged more than 6 months before the date of intended arrival in the Schengen area. Please, note that requesting an appointment does not mean lodging an application.
Applications can only be lodged in person during an appointment, which all applicants need to book online via our booking system. Please only book one appointment, as all multiple requests will be cancelled automatically.
During the interview, our visa officers will collect the applicant’s fingerprints as well as a FEE, payable either by debit card (surcharge of 0.25$; no contactless accepted) or in AUD cash.

At the appointment, applicants must submit:
visa application form;
a valid passport with at least 3 months validity after the entry in Italy (the passport must have a blank page on which the visa will be affixed);
1 recent, passport-size photo;
flight itinerary;
copy of the nulla-osta.

 
Within 8 working days of arrival in Italy, holders of a working holiday visa must visit the nearest Questura (Police and Immigration Station) and apply for a permesso di soggiorno (residence permit).

Our visa officers will be will be happy to answer any relevant questions during the interview and reserve the right to request additional supporting documentation.