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Germany Sets New Immigration Rules for Non-EU Spouses

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Germany Sets New Immigration Rules for Non-EU Spouses

Germany has established three specific requirements for non-EU spouses wishing to join their skilled worker partners residing in the country. These requirements, detailed on the Make it in Germany platform, include: 1) The skilled worker must hold a valid residence permit, settlement permit, or EU Blue Card for the spousal reunion application to be considered. 2) The skilled worker must demonstrate adequate health insurance and sufficient financial resources to support the family, although EU Blue Card holders have a slightly different requirement regarding financial proof. 3) The spouse must be at least 18 years old at the time of application.

Importantly, spouses of skilled workers with valid residence titles are not required to prove German language proficiency before arriving, making this a more accessible immigration pathway. This policy is particularly significant for Nigerians and other Africans who have obtained skilled worker status in Germany and wish to bring their partners to the country.

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