Germany Sets New Skilled Worker Permit Criteria

Germany has announced the criteria for foreigners eligible for skilled worker residence permits, categorizing them into two distinct groups. The first group includes individuals who have completed academic studies at a German institution or a recognized university abroad.
The second group consists of those who have undergone qualified vocational training, either in Germany or another country. The German government's official statement indicates that Section 18a of the Residence Act applies to those with recognized vocational qualifications, while Section 18b pertains to individuals holding academic degrees.
Both categories aim to attract qualified workers globally, regardless of where their qualifications were obtained. It is crucial for prospective applicants to apply under the correct section based on their qualifications, as those with university degrees will apply under Section 18b, while those with vocational training will be assessed under Section 18a.
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