Germany Sets New Rules for Children's Family Reunification Visas

Germany has announced specific requirements for children applying for family reunification visas to join a parent or guardian in the country. The conditions stipulate that the child must be unmarried, not divorced or widowed, and under the age of 18 at the time of application.
Applications can be submitted through the Consular Services Portal of the Federal Foreign Office or directly at a German embassy. If only one parent holds custody rights, they must obtain written consent from the other parent entitled to custody before proceeding with the application.
Additionally, children aged 16 and above are subject to different regulations, and families are advised to consult their local German Embassy for age-specific details. Once a child turns 18, they are generally no longer eligible for the family reunification route and must apply for their own independent residence title.
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