STAY BACK IN GERMANYPosted by Harish Vaishnav on July 8th, 2019 A number of International students who study abroad for their higher education, stay back and work in a foreign country either for a couple of years or apply for Permanent Residence in order to stay back in abroad permanently. With unemployment at its lowest level and the possibility to fill in over 2.5 million job vacancies, Germany is one of the best options for international students who wish to study and stay back in a foreign country after completing their academic program. But in order to grasp this great opportunity, you should be well aware of the rules and policies regarding stay back and PR in Germany as well. After completing the German Study program a student’s residence permit will also expire automatically. Students who wish to extend their stay back in Germany to get work in Germany based companies, must apply for Residence Permit in Germany within 90 days from completion of the academic program so that he can stay back in Germany. Applying for a residence permit in Germany after completion of the course is a two way process. Category 1- Germany’s Residence permit only for work
. Please note that the candidates who want to stay back in Germany for job seeking process, they don’t fall under the category 1. Job Seeker Visa in Germany is valid for 6 months which grants the candidate to look for various job opportunities during their stay back in Germany. The candidates who fall under this category are bound under certain condition which are- 1- Applicant must have a university degree during the time of applying for Job Seeker Visa in Germany. It is not compulsory for the candidate to have the degree of the University of Germany only.
Those who are applying through German Resident Permit will limit their areas of employment as they will be permitted to stay back in Germany and only work in Germany. With German Residence permit, you can stay back abroad and work but it is only valid for 6 months. Whereas, if you apply for a E.U blue card then your areas to work will be throughout Europe and the Shenagan Area. The EU blue card includes various constituent E.U countries. But if you are planning for longer term opportunities, the German Residence permit is a better choice than E.U Blue Card. Like it? Share it!More by this author |