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What is a Permanent Residence permit?
A permanent residence permit allows individuals to stay in Germany for an unspecified period

It is not the same as becoming a German citizen and having a German passport, but it offers much more security than having a Temporary Residence Permit (Aufenthaltserlaubnis).

Those from the EU or EEA do not need to apply for a Permanent Residence Permit (Niederlassungserlaubnis), sometimes called a settled permit, because they already have the right to live and work in Germany and also have the option to apply for the EC long-term residence permit, also known as an EU Residence Permit.

UK citizens, along with all other non-EU and non-EEA citizens living in Germany are able to apply for this permanent permit, after a period of at least five years in the country.

In some instances, it is possible to gain a Permanent Residence Permit in just two years. This applies to those who have graduated from a German university and then lived and worked in Germany for two years.

Individuals married to German citizens may be able to apply for a Permanent Residence Permit after three years. The other way to be fast-tracked is if you are highly qualified in a specific technical/research area.
How can I stay in Germany permanently?
Those with a Permanent (Settled) Residence Permit can stay in Germany permanently. However, the next step, should you choose it, is to apply for naturalization (becoming a German Citizen), which is possible after 8 years as a permanent resident.
How do I become a resident of Germany?
You are technically already a resident of Germany if you have any long-stay visa or temporary residence permit. But, if you want to become a permanent resident of Germany, then you need to apply for a Permanent Residence Permit.

These are only issued after living in Germany for a period of more than five years, and you must have had a temporary residence permit or visa for that length of time. You will need to have enough knowledge of the German language, as well as an understanding of local laws and customs.
Can you travel with a German residence permit?
Yes, with a Permanent Residence Permit you can travel freely in the EU.
What happens if you overstay your visa in Germany?
Visas are granted for a range of time periods, often dependant on the length of a study period or a job contract. It’s really important not to overstay the time granted on your visa. Overstaying on a visa is a legal offense, renders you an illegal immigrant, and could result in deportation.
Requirements for a permanent residence permit.Is it easy to get permanent residence in Germany?
If you meet all the necessary criteria, have all the required documents, and successfully sit the interview, then yes: it can be easy to gain permanent residence.
Documents needed to apply for Permanent Residence Permit
This is a list of all required documents:

1.Completed application form (Antrag auf Erteilung der Niederlassungserlaubnis)

Proof of current and paid health insurance (at least 60 months of social security contributions)
Valid Passport
Recognised certificate of knowledge of the German language; at least B1 level German
1 x biometric photo
Certificate of German degree (if applying for a fast-tracked Permanent Residence Permit as a graduate of a German university)
Marriage Certificate (if applying for a fast-tracked Permanent Residence Permit as a result of being married to a German citizen)
Proof of being financially secure (bank statements for employed individuals and tax returns for self-employed)
A letter from your employer/or university
Proof of accommodation and registration (Anmeldungsbestätigung)
Professional license (if applying for fast-tracked Permanent Residence Permit as a result of being highly skilled in a field)
What are the benefits of going in on a Germany Job Seeker visa?
There are many benefits of going in on a Germany Job Seeker visa. The processing time for getting this visa is less than 6 months. After getting a job, one can apply for Blue Card, from within the country. On an employment resident permit, on completion of 5 years, you can apply for permanent residency. Condition:- Annual gross salary offer of at least 43,056 Euros to 55,200 Euros, in the case of Specialists in the fields of mathematics, IT, life sciences and engineering.
Do I need to undergo IELTS / TOEFL exam for Germany JSV?
No, IELTS / TOEFL is not required.
What is the eligibility criteria to apply for Germany JSV?
There is no points-based test for the Germany Jobseeker Visa. However, to be eligible:


You must have a minimum of 6 months of experience and Graduation qualification to qualify as per the H+ Anabin University List.

Applicants from Mumbai or Delhi region must have 16 years of regular education either 4 years Bachelor’s degree or 3 years Bachelor’s degree with a Master’s degree.

Must be a graduate

Have proof that you have completed 15 years of regular education

Proficiency in English is compulsory

A German-language knowledge though not mandatory will help you in your job search

Documents that prove you have enough funds for a six-month stay in Germany

Proof that you have arranged your accommodation for six months
Do I need to learn German language to apply for Germany JSV?
German language is not a mandatory requirement, however for some profiles based on the work profile German language certificate is suggested.
What are the advantages of a German Jobseeker Visa?
It allows you to search for a job in a duration of six months.



The short processing time of under six months helps you plan your course of action.



The period of six months provides ample time to find a job matching your skills and qualifications.

Eligibility to apply for an EU blue card once you secure a job.
Is Germany accepting immigration applications?
Yes, the German Immigration Department is accepting applications but only for work permits and dependents from immigration candidates.

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