German position and contract
Duties, start date, workplace, hours and pay structure are clear enough to form complete employment documents.
For applicants with higher education and a German position with clear contract and pay terms. We assess degree comparability, job relevance and employer documents alongside salary, family reunion and future permanent residence.
Duties, start date, workplace, hours and pay structure are clear enough to form complete employment documents.
Review the qualification, degree, institution and subject to determine whether they establish the comparability required for a Blue Card.
Explain how the subject, experience and duties relate. The job title alone is insufficient.
A Blue Card is often worth assessing first if you are considering family reunion, long-term or permanent residence.
Eligible Blue Card holders can assess spouse and child reunion so their family can live together in Germany.
A Blue Card usually offers a clearer pathway to long-term and permanent residence. Timing and requirements depend on German language skills, contribution records, residence status and authority requirements.
The documents should explain the degree, position, contract and salary consistently.
Assess whether to prepare a Blue Card application using your degree, position, contract, salary and employer documents.
Review whether Anabin, ZAB or other comparability evidence supports the application.
Check key information across the contract, duties, employer forms and application documents.
Where needed, explain the relationship between education, experience and the position.
Highlight registration, residence card, family reunion and long-term residence steps after entry.
We provide a service contract and invoice so you can confirm the scope, retain payment records and keep documentation.
Send us your degree, contract, duties and planned entry date. We assess suitability and explain the preparation order.