Job Seeker Visa(s)

Our consultancy fee for job seeker visa(s) is 1000 Euro.

1. Our consultancy fee covers professional guidance and assistance throughout your Job Seeker Visa application process for Germany or Sweden, including:

   • Initial profile assessment and eligibility evaluation
   • Complete visa process guidance
   • Personalized document checklist
   • Document review and preparation guidance
   • Visa application form assistance
   • CV and cover letter guidance
   • Job-search guidance and European job-market orientation
   • Visa appointment guidance
   • Visa interview preparation
   • Post-submission guidance and application support

Please Note: Government visa fees, embassy/VFS charges, document translation, attestation/legalization, insurance, travel, accommodation, and other third-party expenses are not included in the consultancy fee unless explicitly mentioned.

If you have successfully completed vocational or academic training. It is important that the qualification is recognised by the country in which you obtained it. In addition, your vocational qualification must have required at least two years of vocational training, you are eligible to apply on the basis of points. You must score a minimum of six (6) points.

There are two possible scenarios:

  A. Both partners apply simultaneously If both spouses are individually qualified and apply at the same time, one partner may receive an additional point under the eligibility criteria. However, both applicants must independently meet all requirements, including educational qualifications and financial proof.

 B. Only one partner applies If only one spouse applies, the partner cannot accompany them initially under the Job Seeker Visa route. The applicant must first travel alone, secure employment in their field, and convert the Job Seeker Visa into a work permit or EU Blue Card. After that, the process of family reunification can be initiated to invite the spouse.  Please note that final approval always depends on meeting the latest immigration requirements and the decision of the relevant German authorities.

1. You can also apply for a 6 month visa.
2. Provide a formal obligation letter (“Verpflichtungserklärung”) according to Sec. 66 to 68 of the German Residence Act covering the entire duration of stay, signed by a person living in Germany at the local competent office in Germany.
3. Provide a work contract for a part-time job in Germany (up to 20 hours per week).

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