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Processing of Work Permit by German Employers

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Hi All,

I am SAP FICO consultant with good experience. And I am hoping to get the Job Seeker Visa. I am hoping to start applying for jobs from here initially. I wish to know the following:

1. How willing are the German employers in processing the work permit?

2. Where can I get the information on shared accommodations? Because when I will be travelling to Germany, I may or may not be having any job offer in my hands. So I would like to stay economically to save on cost. So I would prefer a shared accommodation.

Thanks in advance
Sameer Joshi
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2/01/14 16:04 en respuesta a Sameer Joshi.
Hi Sameer,

Before you apply for job seeker visa I would suggest you to attend for German Level A1 Certification.

Most of the jobs for SAP are located in Munich and Hamburg.

They are looking for guys with German language.

Thanks,
Sandeep
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13/01/14 11:15 en respuesta a Sandeep G.
Hi Sandeep,

I have already enrolled myself for the A2 level Certification course.

Thanks,

Sameer
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14/01/14 8:32 en respuesta a Sandeep G.
Hi Sg,

I am in discussions with one of the German employers. I do not know German skills yet and the job doesn't need German skills. English language is good enough for the job role. How difficult is it to get the Visa in such cases. The job offer is around 70K EUR/annum and I already have an University degree that is equivalent of German standards.

Appreciate your reply

Babu
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14/01/14 20:35 en respuesta a Babu Kilari.
If you already have job contract with 70k salary, then VISA processing wont take much time(around 4-12weeks) under bluecard law.
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19/01/14 9:38 en respuesta a Vinod N.
Hello Vindon,

Thank you for quick reply. Much appreciated. I have one last question. If German employers are hiring Indians with the salary that I mentioned above, wouldn't there be a priority check within Europe to look out for possible candidate for the position ? Or is it not necessary for the employer ?

Babu Kilari
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