Work visa with job search

Target audience:

• All nationalities, except citizens of terrorist countries;

• Men and women aged 18-45.

Service fee:

• 2600 EUR.

Installment plan available:

• Advance payment — 800 EUR;

• After job search — 900 EUR;

• Upon document readiness — 900 EUR.

Document processing time:

• Document preparation — 4 months;

• Job search — 1–2 weeks.

What is required from the candidate:

• High-quality full scan of the candidate’s passport;

• Full-body photo (clear, without unnecessary elements);

• Resume (according to the provided sample);

• University diploma;

• Copy of the vocational qualification diploma;

• Proof of relevant professional experience;

• Information on the country of departure to Germany;

• Current country of residence and visa submission;

• Work experience letter from a previous employer (similar position);

• Work experience of 2–3 years in the specialty;

• English language level — A1–B1.

Documents provided to the candidate:

• Work permit;

• Employment contract;

• Letter of accommodation invitation;

• ZAV employment approval — the official authorization required for a work visa application.

Process of application:

1. Onboarding & Advance (800 EUR). The manager independently conducts an initial screening and verification of the candidate via screen recording (covering when and where the candidate worked, tasks performed, and overall work experience — 2–3-minute video); after successful verification, the candidate pays an advance of 800 EUR. Upon receipt of payment, the candidate’s data is forwarded for further processing.

2. Visa Package Preparation. Document analysis and employer search are conducted; duration — 1–2 weeks; after a job offer is found, the candidate pays 900 EUR.

3. Readiness Confirmation & Final Instalment (900 EUR). After job confirmation, document preparation for the visa begins; once ready, the candidate receives blurred document copies for review and pays the final instalment of 900 EUR.

Additional information:

Step-by-step process for obtaining a German work visa:

• Preliminary analysis of the client’s documents: presence of a state university diploma; vocational or technical education; professional practice; construction or technical specialization;

• Result of the analysis: conclusion on eligibility for a work visa in the chosen field and a step-by-step algorithm for document preparation;

• Job search: 1–2 weeks; matching with companies seeking qualified workers; success depends on the candidate’s qualifications and presentation;

• Document preparation (handled by the employer): recognition of diplomas by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) — 7–60 days; preparation of the employment contract; submission of the application to the employment office; preparation of the package for the embassy.

Other details:

• Documents and visa are valid for 1 year;

• The candidate personally applies to the consulate for visa issuance;

• A consular service fee is payable upon submission (the amount depends on the country of application);

• The employer assists with residence permit (TRC) arrangements if the candidate meets the job requirements.