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vampire2020:
learn up till B2 in Germany ,it will give you an added advantage

temitayoolu:
the person that wants to get you a work permit. Is the person an employer registered and approved by the home office ?

What kind of job ? Do your due diligence


Check here [url]https://con.arbeitsagentur.de/prod/jobboerse/jobsuche-ui/?FCT.ANGEBOTSART=ARBEIT&FCT.AKTUALITAET=100&FCT.BEHINDERUNG=AUS&page=1&size=10&sort=Aktualit%C3%A4t&s=3[/url] for lots of jobs in Germany. There are over 1278078 jobs and no one to do them lol.

As regards to work permit.i actually spoke with someone at home office this afternoon.
The man said there are lots of job, but unfortunately 85% to 90% would require german proficiency.
He advised if i can get B2 german, he would be able to help.
I dont think my head can study german to B2. What can i do now.
pls anyone with genueine link should let me know

heybaby12:
Truth be told i am not 100% sure of the procedure, as we speak my own hand bag dey with her grand parents for Nigeria.
A friend of mine came with her child but the pikin na yanke pikin so there was no embassy wahala. But when they got here she had to show €3.5k for the child at the Office before they issued the child's residency.

My dear this schooling with pikin no be beans oh. It's really not easy. Them no get joy for their schooling here.

Also me mindful of where you going to, some cities won't even help you out. You would do it all by yourself. But my school helped my friend with all she needed for the child (putting the child in kindergarten and all)
Sorry but you have to do intensive research and make the right choice. Feel free to ask more questions. If I can help I will.
Best wishes.

temitayoolu:
I would appreciate if your are more direct


I am more than wiling to provide some guidance within my spare time for free. There are lots of jobs here in Berlin and I must say you can start by visiting xing.com and searching for jobs in your field and see if it exists.


if you are not already into tech you can stary by using udemy and reaching out to a tech mentor first

SooCute:
Good evening dear Brothers and Sisters. It's been a long while.
So i came back from a long necessary Pause!
So while on my "Pause" moved around and made some research which i would like to say few things on.

1) See eehhh, when you dey 9ja, you usually see Germanyy as "Geerrrrrmmmaaaanyyyyyy" but when you eventually come here, the excitement will "shift" and you wake up to reality

TIP: make your plans solid and be prepared from home. Get all the information about the city you are headed especially ask people wey dey ground. For instance, i live in Bayernn (Schweinfurtt). Internet reported that my city is the 3rd richest city in Germanyy and the most industrialized (Not so sure about the most Industrialized part again). To me i felt like...."Hustle go stew" my dear the reality is that those big big companies would hardly wanna give out "student job". But this stuff is where man wan pay bills. So you see? Bills don't stop coming, so boys be porting outside city to get jobs. Sometimes you pay big transport. I know guys wey go other city pay fresh rent and they are looking for someone to occupy their house here and even pay half of the rent. Kole werk?

2) Languge IS KEY: I visited Osnabruckk, a city in Hanoverr and spent 1 week there. I discovered they speak correct Germann(Hoch Deutsch) and i was able to improve my Germann and my hearing skills in days. I was impressed. It's not the same as in Bayernn. They speak Bayerish...kinda dialect. Now, the Germann person i was in his house told me "If you have C1 level of Germann in my city (Osnabruckk) you have a great point to apply for citizenship." These are his words. I didn't do further research but based on his portfolio (he was in Government for 20 years and currently in charge of refugees shelter blablabla) i know he knows shit.
You need language anyhow to succeed in this country. Imagine the ease of improving your Germann by simply "Being in the right surrounding"? even if you speak nonsense, atleast you hear people speaking the right shit, its easy to pickup and boost your morale to even try to speak.

3) Some good Unis are not on daad.de. Even if they are, not all their courses are on daad. The University of Osnabruckk is gadamm good. Bigger than my current uni and has courses in English. With population of over 30,000 students offering almost all the courses you can think of, whereas we are just 2,700 my area. Plus the campus in wurzburgg we will be about 9000 max. Do the Maths.
Now use your head, it will be easy for you to find escape route in a school with many 'Humans'(male/females) than a school with few Humans. If you know you know . If you think am bluffing, imagine entering plane back to dah gadame kan3 if things no stew as you thought? I no go talk again. Infact i don't even want to go into details.

4) You can change school and transfer credits (Bachelors only) but not for than 90 credits. Which means you can start from third semester in you new school if the course contents are same ooo. Why not make the right choice from the beginning when you still can?

5) A friend said that "Bayernn is Bayernn and Germanyy is Germanyy" because their shits are kinda different from other parts of DE. So, i asked myself, if DE na DE, why do i want to go through the difficult path bikonu?

6) Finally Everything wey i just talk na lie!! (I sabi wetin make i dey yarn for awa tongu ooo. No be say i no sabi spell Ingrish, data security is real. I sabi y i plus extra letters to names, i no hear say them kom for me .)

7) If you want make Uni-assist payments, i can help you. I no dey change money ooo, i just wan help boys in my own little way. So you can transfer the equivalent in my local Naira account and i make the payment here fur Sie. If wan see my face @ d e a r_s p e n c e r for IG. Abeg i get Babe ooo, if i toast you run!!!!!!!!!

Finally we go dey alright.
K'emesia.

Sam8850:
2 Visa Application Forms (Application for a Residence Permit) – no copies required
Valid passport +2 copies of its data page
2 signed declarations according to Section 54 Paragraph 2 Nr. 8 of the German Alien's Law
2 identical passport pictures according to biometric specifications
School Leaving Certificates of Primary and Secondary School/ WAEC-Certificate
Proof of previous academic studies/professional training/ work experience (if applicable)
Birth Certificate from National Population Commission or Declaration of Age deposed to by head of Family
Biographically old documents (older than 5 years) to verify identity (such as library card, baptism certificate, vaccination card etc.)
Work Contract with the German company/ organisation, including information on salary, specific duties, work conditions and time frame of the contract
Possibly: consent of the German Federal Employment Agency (may be obtained beforehand)
Prepaid courier envelope by any major courier service.

Also note that you can go for Blue Card which is an option only if your job offer meets the salary benchmark of 52k euros above. The required documents for the Blue Card is different, fund below;

Passport
2 completely filled application forms
2 completely filled declarations in accordance with Section 54 of the Residence Act
2 biometric passport pictures
Curriculum vitae of professional career, including all certificates, diplomas, etc.
German university degree or recognised foreign degree comparable to a German degree
Working contract or binding job offer with details of gross annual salary.
Pre-paid courier envelope from a major courier service.

Dangenius1227:
Happy new year to all, Apologies that this is coming late!

Family Reunion Visa
Interview : July 30th

Investigation Lawyer Arrived: September 19th

Investigation completed: Nov 1st

AM: Dec 10th

Visum Delivered: Dec 18th

To God be the Glory!

NB: I am open to any questions and I will so eager to give any assistance in my capacity!

janettee:
Family reunion visa..

Berliner1:
Just laughing here about bavaria...where at the TUM fanatics?
Only one state with dramatic auslanderbehorde(foriegners office) and weirdo Uni...

My advice, learn basics German upto A2...look for mini job and face your studies 100%....look for internship or work student....dont com here for courses that are not marketable....during summer...work full time to save...prepare for life after studies....linkedin...xing etc.
Employers dont employ based on university ranking here....this is not UK or USA...dont come here for MBA as well...if one school is difficult transfer your credit to another uni.




God bless our hussle..

heybaby12:
That's a slow pace

IAmPhiL:
fine, densely populated, so yeah they're right when they said they need more people here
We're just 2 Nigerians in my campus, the other campus at Pfarrkirchen has many of them.

Adeniyii2017:
First, you need to know it’s not that hard, it’s just commitment.

Short audio stories and text will do very good if you can get them, just like mexzony said. However YouTube videos are also very good. I have several YouTube videos already, more like a YouTube complete folder from different teachers and I can’t wait to start fully, a little clip and I realized it’s not as hard as I thought. But if can pay, why not do both??

Just think about the chance it’ll get you if you are able to speak it, the job... this should keep you up!


Enjoy Brov.

mexzony:
Yeah exactly. The thing with german hammer as I have noticed is that it's grammar rules are very difficult and sometimes illogical thats why the audio stories help. Like the teacher on the site I posted said you have to be able to think in german to be able to speak fluently not every time you want to speak you will first arrange it in English then think about grammer rule then structure of the words before you eventually speak it. Who get that time in the real world to wait for you. The stores I have listened to so far have made me naturally know how the words should be in german and it's really sweet when it all starts to click. I hear once you get past the very funny difficult illogical german grammar rule that german is actually easier and gradually am starting to see that. It's still a long way o but e dey sweet when one sees progress.

Adeniyii2017:
Approximately 5months.. 30min per day. Please bear in mind that I can read, hear when people speak it but can’t speak perfectly yet, still learning.

Adeniyii2017:
Hey Chief, thank you for your response.
Please I’m thinking of learning German on my own here in Nigeria as I did for French.. However, my fear is that when I get to Germany, will I need to show any proof in terms of certification or proficiency before I can get the job or merely speaking it to them is fine??

If yes, I’ll need a certificate, should I get it done here in Nigeria (Goethe-Institut) or when I get to Germany??

If in Nigeria, which minimum grade is best to attain (A1, B2 etc) so I can prepare for the exam proper. Please be mindful of the cost, abegg!

Finally, any idea on Goethe institute, can I just pay for the exams without attending the class??

Please anyone with info is also highly welcome.

Thank you Guys and God bless you greatly for your great help!!!

ansellotty:
For jobs, it depends on your city of residence.

If you could learn the language before coming, better. If you can't, you could enrol in language courses in your school upon arrival. At this stage, I don't even know Jack in German. Lol

Your wife and kids could join you after your arrival. It's usually better that you come alone. Afterwards, they could apply for a reunion visa.

happystep:
Too many questions at a goal. Start by checking for courses of your choice by exploring https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programmes/en/
Choose search filters that will narrow the courses down to your desired field and like. When you have seen the courses open each browser page separately and rad the requirements of each school then narrow it down to what you have at hand as documents or what you can achieve before the application deadline.
Then if there be any particular issue concerning a school of your choice bring it up here for discuss.

Uni-assist application is €75 for the first and €30 for subsequent ones. You can read up through their site concerning planning your application. https://www.uni-assist.de
Start some where before queries. Good for you as you have TOEFL.

ansellotty:
Few months ago, I wrote this on my brother, Osinachi post. I'm glad that we're now using the +49 dialling code. Lolz

That's the spirit!

Greetings fam! It has been a while. I wish you guys the very best in your applications. See you in Deutschland!

matiuadex:
Hello all,
Please, has anyone applied for an Australian study visa recently, November to be precise? If yes, have you heard from them or has your status changed from from "Received" to something else in your immi account? Thanks.

heybaby12:
I am not drawing up conclusion, I only gave you a simple advise. I was also busy ( Saturdays and Sundays inclusive) but I sort out time to do the needful cos it was important to me, today it paid off.
I am sorry I put my nose where I was not meant to. Best wishes

CassieV:
Yes.. Accommodation, feeding, health insurance, miscellaneous, etc..

CassieV:
That's the living expenses for 1 year. Most German schools are tuition free, you'll only have to pay between 150-300 euros per semester depending on the school.

ozonechrome:
Your family can join later but not after their respective IED's