Germany

Germany attracts people from all corners of the world due to its numerous advantages, starting from the quality of life, job opportunities, as well as its interesting culture and traditions. As an international student in Germany, you are allowed to work a total of 120 full days or 240 half days in a year.

Germans are very welcoming of international students, so you do not have to worry about the comfort you will be provided with. student life in Germany is an authentic experience and will likely be able to meet your expectations. The majority of German cities relish an active nightlife and a wide range of recreational activity options.

As German is both a member of the European Union (EU) and a party to the Schengen Treaty. Foreign workers from non-EU / EEA countries are generally required to hold a valid work permit from their employer and work visa from the German consulate in their country of residence before entering Germany.  

There are three steps to the entire process:-

• Authorization requests made by employers to the Government Authority);
• Visa request by prospective workers in their country of origin;
• Request and delivery of the stay permit for working purposes