@lacrima

You are pointing hfm01 to the §9 paragraph from BeschVerfV? This one says about the Eg or Be? I assume the Be but I do not see a clear difference what they meant with

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(1) Die Zustimmung zur Ausübung einer Beschäftigung
kann ohne Prüfung nach § 39 Abs. 2 Satz 1 Nr. 1
des Aufenthaltsgesetzes Ausländern erteilt werden, die
eine Aufenthaltserlaubnis besitzen und
1. drei Jahre rechtmäßig eine versicherungspflichtige
Beschäftigung im Bundesgebiet ausgeübt haben
oder
2. sich seit vier Jahren im Bundesgebiet ununterbrochen
erlaubt oder geduldet aufhalten; Unterbrechungszeiten
werden entsprechend § 51 Abs.
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This "Zustimmung zur Ausübung einer Beschäftigung" means only the Be and not the Eg?
If so, where is the paragraph about Eg?

cybigi

Some ABHs do not interpret it as EG but as BE. Whether they are correct or not, I can not really judge.

Regards,

Lacrima

Hi All,

I am completing my 5 years in Nov. Can anybody tell me..

What is the difference between EG and Permanent residence?
Is it same?
Or if I get this Permanent residence can I work as a freelancer?

TIA,

Hi,
NE is unlimited work and resident permit. EG is also included in NE. EG is for people who are still not eligible for NE.

This is the shortest summary possible about NE vs BE.

Hope this helps.

Rajesh

Lacrima, my man, I congratulate you! You were just so lucky.

Wish a wonderful weekend to all of you.

Regards,
Klenze17

Hi All,

I hope you dont mind answering some of the basic questions i have regarding NE,BE,EG.

I am being offered a specialist position in south germany & salary is expectd >63,000K euros. I am currently living and working here in denmark and was very positively surprised to know that there is a possibility to recieve " Permanent Residency"in germany from day one if you fall in highly skilled category with salary > 63000 Eur/yr

After a few hours of reading different topics sub topics and comments relating to NE,BE,EG on this website,I must say that there are still some un answered questions. Especially due to the fact that these abbrevations ( BE,EG,NE etc) are totally new for me and there seems to be more type of work&residence permits in Germany than what we have here in denmark ( there is basically a limited work permit or unlimited/Permanent residency)

COuld you pls kindly help me understand.

i) What means NE ? is it equalent to so called Permanent Residency in other EU countries ?

ii) Apparently germany also issues "Permanent Resident Permits" ( After 5 yrs of work and stay)
Is there any difference between permanent residency permit & NE in terms of validity etc?

iii) What is EG and BE ? What are the key difference between these BE,EG and NE versions ?

Thank you and looking forward for your kind replies.

Regards,
Ram

i) What means NE ? is it equalent to so called Permanent Residency in other EU countries ?
Yes


ii) Apparently germany also issues "Permanent Resident Permits" ( After 5 yrs of work and stay)
Is there any difference between permanent residency permit & NE in terms of validity etc?


NE is abbreviation for Niederlassungserlaubnis, a german word which means unlimited residence permit.


iii) What is EG and BE ? What are the key difference between these BE,EG and NE versions ?

EG Erwerbstattigket gestattet
This kinda work permit let one take/do any type of job.
employee/self employment(freelancing)/business etc.
If one has NE, then ultimately they have all the above rights.
but sometimes,ppl can get EG before NE.

BE Beschäftigung erlaubt
this is company independent visa. usually in Germany, work permit is bounded to the company.
after two years,they get this BE which let them easily switch to another company.


Since you would fall under >63000 K salary, you may be eligible for NE directly.
in that case,don't worrry about
all these EG,BE etc.