Do you want to come to Germany? With our visa assistance services, you will find out some of the types of visa that you can apply for and get information about the necessary documentation, that will help you in this bureaucratic process you have to go through to achieve your personal goals.<\/p>\n
Before explaining the types of visa, you must set the country in accordance with the treaties and permissions. We have divided the countries into three groups:<\/p>\n
Group A:<\/strong> Schengen<\/strong> treaty eliminated the borders between EU countries, it means that if you are the source of some of these member countries, no need to apply for a visa for Germany.<\/p>\n Group B:<\/strong> For the following countries listed not need a visa for a stay less than 90 days: Albania, Adorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Macedonia, Argentina, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Brunei Darussalam, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Canada, Chile , Costa Rica, Croatia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Israel, Japan, South Korea, Macedonia, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Monaco, Montenegro, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Saint Kitts and Nevis, San Marino, Singapore, Holy See, Serbia Montenegro, Seychelles, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Uruguay, USA and Venezuela.<\/p>\n Group C:<\/strong> If your country does not fall in the above lists, whatever the time you plan to visit Germany, you need to apply for a visa when you still in your origin country.<\/p>\n Tourists from countries of the “Group A” can visit Germany with passport or identity card.<\/p>\n Travelers from countries of the “Group B” are exempt from visa for entry to Germany (for tourism or business to stay up to 90 days).<\/p>\n The documentation required for entry are original passport valid for at least six months and international travel insurance purchase voucher. It is also advisable to take confirmed return flight ticket, sufficient resources to stay (cash and debit or international card) and proof of residence (confirmation of booking in a hotel, hostel, Airbnb, etc.).<\/p>\n Countries of the “Group C” need to check the laws and consult the local consulate for more information about the visa application process.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n Students interested in studying German for a period longer than 90 days can apply for a visa for language school that will allow you to stay in the territory for a maximum period of one year, without the right to work. The visa can be obtained in their country of origin or in Germany.<\/p>\n The following documents (not applicable to Group A countries) are required for visa application to study at language school for a period exceeding 90 days:<\/p>\n Check out with the Embassy or Consulate in your country or the competent German authorities for more information.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n Students who are interested in applying to Universities in Germany and are from outside the European Union must apply for their visa for admission to the desired course. The visa lasts two years and is renewable if necessary.<\/p>\n To request this visa, the following documents are required:<\/p>\n Check out with the Embassy or Consulate in your country or the competent German authorities for more information.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n This visa allows foreign professionals with higher education qualifications to remain at most for six months in Germany to look for a job position in order to find a placement that matches with your professional qualification.<\/p>\n The German representation issue a called national visa valid up to six months. The visa does not allow the exercise of paid activity. Once you have found a place, you need to apply for a residence permit or an EU Blue Card in the Department of the new place of residence Foreigners. Please note in each case that there is any right to grant a visa to look for a job vacancy in Germany. German representations and possibly the Department of Foreign competent, examine the documentation submitted in each individual case to decide whether the requested visa may be granted.<\/p>\n To request this visa, the following documents (not applicable to Group A countries) are required:<\/p>\n Check out with the Embassy or Consulate in your country or the competent German authorities for more information.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n You can apply for a visa to work as a freelancer directly to a German embassy in your home country, but you can also travel to Germany and apply for this visa here (Group B).<\/p>\n To request this visa, the following documents (not applicable to Group A countries) are required:<\/p>\n Check out with the Embassy or Consulate in your country or the competent German authorities for more information.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n\n Under certain conditions, foreign citizens can receive a work permit and a visa to start a professional activity in Germany. This type of visa must be issued in your country of origin, before your travel to Germany.<\/p>\n Working visas usually require the approval of the Federal Employment Agency and possibly the Department of Foreign Affairs. The processing time varies widely. For the processing of your visa application you should provide around six weeks (counting from the date of delivery of the complete documentation).<\/p>\n The German representation issues the so-called national as a rule, it is valid for three months. Within the period indicated in the visa sticker, you can travel to Germany (you can pass in transit through Schengen states) and must register at the Department of Foreign Affairs responsible for your new place of residence immediately after entering the country. It is there that you will receive your residence permit.<\/p>\n To apply for a visa, you must submit the following documentation in the original with two copies:<\/p>\n Check out with the Embassy or Consulate in your country or the competent German authorities for more information.<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n\n This type of visa is for foreigners who wish to live in Germany with his\/her partner, for both cases where the spouse is already in Germany and the cases in which both are traveling together (either spouse is a German citizen or have a permit for residence and\/or work visa).<\/p>\n The process of applying for this visa can be done in Germany, at the Department of Immigration responsible for the city or region where you wish to live.<\/p>\n To apply for a visa, you must submit the following documentation in the original with two copies:<\/p>\n <\/div><\/div>\n\n <\/div><\/div>\n The Berlin department responsible for issuing visas (Ausl\u00e4nderbeh\u00f6rde<\/strong>) is located in Friedrich-Krause-Ufer 24, 13353 Berlin.<\/p>\n Go Easy Berlin<\/strong> offers an exclusive service of advisory for visas, with previous analysis of the documentation, scheduling request for the visa and accompany you in the interview in the Ausl\u00e4nderbeh\u00f6rde. Fill out the form below and we will assist you in this bureaucratic process.<\/p>\n
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