Absolutely! We assist with local registration (Anmeldung), setting up health insurance, tax IDs, housing support, and more — making the transition seamless.

Yes. Our tech-enabled platform allows you to upload documents, track progress, and communicate with your HR team and Jobbatical experts in real time.

We assist with temporary residence permits, permanent residence permits, student residence permits, and EU long-term permits for qualified professionals, families, and intra-company transfers.

Employers must apply for a work permit for the candidate before they apply for a visa. We guide you through Germany’s immigration process, submit documentation, and help the employee apply at their local German consulate.

A residence permit in Germany allows non-EU nationals to live in the country for work, family, or other purposes. It's required for anyone planning to stay longer than 90 days and is typically linked to the purpose of stay—such as employment, studies, or family reunification.

EU Blue Card holders can work in another EU country after 18 months in Germany. Standard residence permit holders need a work visa for other EU nations.

Employees can apply for permanent residency (Niederlassungserlaubnis) after:

• 33 months (or 21 months with B1-level German) on an EU Blue Card.

• 5 years on a standard work permit.

A residence visa allows foreign nationals to enter Germany and stay for employment purposes. The work permit is part of the residence visa or permit, granting legal authorization to work. These terms are often used interchangeably in Germany.

Germany offers three main residence permits:

• Temporary Residence Permit (Aufenthaltserlaubnis): For work, study, or family reunification.

• EU Blue Card: For highly skilled professionals meeting salary thresholds.

• Permanent Residence Permit (Niederlassungserlaubnis): After working in Germany for several years.

You must identify the correct permit type, gather the required documents, book an appointment, and submit your application at a German embassy or Foreigners’ Authority. We guide you through Germany’s immigration process, submit documentation, and help the employee apply at their local German consulate.