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Are you thinking of moving to Germany in search of better employment possibilities? If that is the case then you need to apply for a Job Seeker Visa (JSV) which is a special visa, that allows an individual to enter the country or six months, solely with the purpose of looking for a job.
In Germany, losing one's job can be an arduous and unclear time that raises many questions. Despite this setback, people in need can take hold of certain government provision programs provided by their comprehensive social security system. One such program is known as Arbeitslosengeld, or "Arbeitlosgeld" in German (also called ALG I). In this guide, we will discuss what Arbeitlosgeld is, how it works, and the steps to follow if one finds themselves unemployed in Germany.
Germany is an incredibly famous non-Anglophone study global hotspots and with its cool student cities and unbelievably low (or no) tuition charges, it’s not difficult to figure out why.
Sickness is a normal part of life, but it can be frustrating when you're not feeling yourself. Luckily, Germany has a system of social benefits that help people who are injured or ill (physical or mental) and they cannot go to work.
Okay, so have you decided to move to Germany and look for a job here? Whether its Berlin’s start-up culture, Frankfurt's banking industry or Hamburg's media landscape prepare yourself for the journey ahead. It's going to be hard! Is it worth it? Oh, most definitely yes!!!
