#Germany Permanent Residence Requirements

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The new government's programme includes the introduction of a citizenship test as part of its plans to tighten the requirements for obtaining Finnish citizenship or permanent residence in Finland.

In its programme for government published last month, Finland's right-wing ruling coalition said it plans to introduce a citizenship test as part of efforts to tighten rules around the granting of permanent residence and citizenship permits.

"Passing a citizenship test and a language test will be made a requirement for naturalisation," the programme states.

The Finnish citizenship test will be modelled on similar evaluations used in other European countries.

Minister of the Interior Mari Rantanen (Finns) told Yle that her ministry has started work on drafting the citizenship test, but the process will take time.

Examples from across Europe

Among the EU's 27 countries, nearly half — or 13 — currently have a citizenship test. They include the Netherlands, Spain, Greece, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, France, Germany, Denmark, Czech Republic, Hungary and Estonia.

In addition, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein — which are not members of the EU but are part of the Schengen area — also have a citizenship test.

In general, the tests feature questions about the history, culture, society and population of the host country. The assessments may also ask about living in a democracy and other aspects of a particular country's politics, such as in Estonia and Greece, or about the country's national anthem, as in Latvia.

In each country, the test is organised by an official body.

Rantanen previously told tabloid Ilta-Sanomat that the exams could be organised by community colleges, for example.

From multiple choice quizzes to interviews

In an interview with Yle soon after taking office, Rantanen said that her ministry will perform a "u-turn" on immigration and refugee policies during her term, and she reiterated that position this week.

"I am glad that we are reaching the pan-Nordic level, and that we will not be the only country in the Nordic region with lax rules," she said.

Among the Nordic countries, the citizenship test is used in Denmark and Norway.

The Danish test has 45 multiple-choice questions about the country's society, culture and history — 35 of which are based on provided study material while 5 questions deal with topical issues taken from Danish media and politics. There are also five questions on Danish values.

At least 36 correct answers are needed in order to pass the Danish test. In addition, they must correctly answer at least four of the 10 questions that are not included in the study material.

The citizenship test in Norway has 36 questions, of which 24 must be correct. Norwegian authorities also offer the option of completing a social studies course (75 hours) with a final exam in Norwegian.

Luxembourg also provides the option of taking a social studies course instead of the citizenship test.

In Slovakia, there is no formal citizenship test but the required language test does ask basic information about the country.

Study material helps participants

In almost every European country where a citizenship test is mandatory, participants are provided with study material.

In Spain, the test consists of 25 multiple-choice questions selected from a list of 300, which can be practised in advance with an app.

The tests are also often multiple-choice, although one notable exception to this is France, where the 'test' is conducted as an interview.

In Europe, the citizenship test is often multiple-choice, but one exception is France, where the exam is conducted as an interview. Study material is also provided.

In addition to the citizenship test, each country has other conditions which must be met if the applicant is to receive citizenship or a permanent residence permit — such as a certain income threshold.

Although Austria has no citizenship exam, people applying for citizenship or permanent residence must have lived continuously in the country for at least 10 years and prove their intentions to stay.

Rantanen noted that the proposed citizenship test is also intended to help speed up integration into Finnish society.

"The idea is for people to integrate into Finland, to learn our language and our social system. With integration, the citizenship and language tests should not prove to be too difficult," Rantanen said.

Citizenship test previously proposed in 2019

The possibility of Finland introducing a citizenship test has been mooted before.

In 2019, then-Interior Minister Kai Mykkänen (NCP) presented a package of measures he said was aimed at preventing and combating crimes committed by foreign-background individuals, especially sexual offences.

The draft bill at the time stated that "the practices of other countries in the use of citizenship tests will be studied and a test suitable for Finland will be introduced".

However, the citizenship test was not advanced during the following government's term in office.

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5 Facts About Me

I was tagged by @gloryride thank you so much!! :D

I live and grew up in rural Germany

Always been here, in a tiny town (less than 1000 residents) and everyday really at this point I'm torn about wanting to leave or wanting to stay XD Job opportunities are scarce, the infrastructure sucks, it's an absolute pain in the ass to be this far out and away from bigger cities with so many more opportunities and services (be it something as silly as being able to order takeout or something as serious as finding queer-friendly medical professionals). On the other hand, it's very peaceful here. I'm surrounded by mountains, forests, lakes, I can see so many stars at night, it's amazing. Something in between would be cool, where I get nature but also a little more convenience (a supermarket in walking distance would be the dream, having to rely less on a car to get somewhere in general), but I haven't found that place yet.

I have a cat

Her name is Luna, and she is a feisty little menace and one of the sweetest and funniest cats I've ever known! She's been with me since late 2019, adopted from a shelter where she was notorious for getting into fights with other cats and staff apparently XD When I picked her up the first time she immediately snuggled up to me and gave me lots of kisses xD Could say it was love at first sight really. Also, I leash-trained her and we go on little outdoor adventures regularly (another reason why I'd like to remain living near a place where we can keep doing that).

Piercings!!

I have 7, 3 in my face, 4 in my ears altogether. And I want moooore, but I'm paralyzed by all the choices :D One I've wanted for a long time is a nose bridge one, and I think it would suit me, but it would also intensify my resting bitch face by 100% so, I'm a little on the fence still xD I might also be a little obsessed with the one my V has on his cheek, because that's one I'd never really seen on a real life person before. They do exist though, as dermal anchors/implants and I think I've also seen pics where they looked like done "regularly", kinda like eyebrow piercings, so more research and a consultation by a professional are required before I settle on anything XD

I studied Computer Science and Media

I never finished my course though, didn't get a degree, and I beat myself up for it for a long time. I quit in the first place because I was so burnt out and depressed and unhappy with everything to do with uni, it really almost killed my creative drive for good. Not only were we constantly told we'd only have a chance in jobs and fields after graduating that sounded absolutely dreadful to me, the faculty itself seemed to make it as hard as possible for us every step of the way to reach the end of the course (from "killer-exams" to get rid of the students only in it with "the wrong intentions", and a horribly disorganized administration that regularly just lost your grades and scores and tried to blame it on you). I'm someone who loves learning, and I loved learning what I did there. I have many amazing memories of people and projects we got to work on. But it's all overshadowed by the awful strucutures in place around it. I'd still like to study something some day, maybe to do with art or history or film or languages... but currently I'm kinda just happy existing and doing things at my own pace, without too much outside pressure to perform.

I work at a supermarket and am a registered freelance artist

I have a stable, permanent, part-time job at a supermarket (the wine and liquors department is all mine to manage basically, and I don't even drink XD but it's a lot of fun there really. Unless when something breaks...)

Money-wise, this job's just enough to not worry too much about life atm, but I wouldn't mind more xD It being part-time gives me a lot of free time I wouldn't have at most "regular" jobs, but rarely having a weekend sucks big time, especially when most of your friends work "regular" jobs.

I'm also registered as a freelance illustrator, and I'd love to get back into the swing of offering commissions again at some point, or building a small creative business somehow that would make the supermarket job obsolete in the end (just havent quite figured out what and how to pull that off, all attempts so far semi-successful XD). But yeh, that's like, the ultimate dream, really. Just making art and living off of it, and still having the time to follow my hobbies and go on adventures with my cat xD Don't need fame or riches, just want a comfortable, happy life bringing joy to others with what I do. And that joy-part, and feeling useful is what's lacking at my current dayjob. It's a job, it pays the bills, it can be fun and leaves a little bit of creativity here and there even... but it's not as fulfilling as I'd wish it to be.

I've seen a lot of people do this already, so I'm just gonna say: if you read this far and want to share some fun facts, consider yourself tagged to make your own 5 facts post! XD

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I’ve been robbed of my European Rights, please support

https://gofund.me/bef970d6 

I am robbed of my European Rights by territorial law. Please support me to raise my 24/7 Personal Assistance funding to be able to study and live my daily life like every other European Citizen!I want to be able to reside as every other European citizen, but for that, I need your help, and here’s why:I am Evelyne, a 34-year-old disabled female artist, and writer, I’ve been accepted for a Creative Masters’ program at the National University College Cork. It’s a massive privilege and a chance you get “Once in a lifetime”. Ireland and Writing were two things that were calling me since I was a child. I had this deep-rooted sense of belonging in me. A vocation that never stopped buzzing in my head – like white noise – a craving I was never able to satisfy. It was always accompanied by a sense of restriction, a sensation of not being valued. Since I’ve been connected to Ireland that has changed. I felt like myself, and I was inspired to write, and work for my goals. I was finally able to breathe, to show my true self to the world. My dream was reachable, my vocation was becoming real. I’ve written nine books so far, waiting to be picked up by a publisher. One of them I Self-published.I am a European citizen currently residing in Germany. I want to continue to write and build my career as a writer with the Postgraduate Masters Program that has been offered to me. I am a published author, and a Human Rights Activist so really there should be no problems in me moving to another EU State to take up education, & receiving reciprocal rights under mutually agreed EU law. No problems at all arise unless like me you are classed as disabled. In order to stay alive & live some semblance of an independent life daily, I must have 24/7 support, provided by a Personal Assistant.My world was crushed – from one moment to another. My care organization refused to finance my care assistant in Ireland when I am a permanent resident – The Reason: I am bound by the territorial law of Germany. I am a Person with a Disability who requires support, hence I am a social welfare case, and I am bound to the national welfare. This means that I – and therefore all people with disabilities – are apparently disabled from partaking in their rights as a European Citizen. This is clearly a severe Human Rights Issue. It was no question that this has to change and I had to fight for it.I wrote an appeal and highlighted the violation of multiple articles of the UNCRPD, Point 3 “Enjoying EU Rights”, and 3.1. “The right to reside and move freely” of the European Disability Strategy 2021-2030, and, of course, the Charter of the Fundamental Rights of the European Union: I informed, various Irish and German entities. (Politicians, Organisations; Activists.) I was stunned by the support I got from Ireland – but alas, nothing but radio silence from Germany. (There was one newspaper that had approached me because a personal assistant I knew had a friend who’s working there, but that’s it) whereas on the Irish side, everyone I’ve approached cared and tried to help. I kept fighting and pushing with those great helpers joining in, for myself and my community. I realized somebody has to change this. For the future for others that might follow.My appeal got refused again, but it came with a loophole, they offered to at least fund the time of my studies when I am withdrawing the Legal complaint I’ve filed. I told them I wouldn’t do that until I’ll have something written in my hands, that I am allowed to go and that the funding will be granted for the period of my Master’s program.Now, 3 weeks later, I still haven’t received anything final on paper and they’re finding another bureaucratic issue they can delay the process with.After years of corresponding funding organizations, I can tell, that this is a tactic. They want to drag it out until my studies begin, simply saying, they want me to give up. But that won’t happen. I deserve my education, WE DESERVE THE RIGHT OF EDUCATION, we deserve the chance to say yes to such once-in-lifetime opportunities, and to see how far our potential can lead us when we are offered an opportunity, cause we are European Citizens. This GoFundMe Page is an attempt to regain control. A fight against a failure in the system and systematic discrimination. I don’t want to lose my chance to become a writer and build a career as such, to also raise awareness about all these hidden issues through my forms of art. Furthermore, I will continue to fight throughout this fundraiser and afterward. My goal is not only to raise money for the care assistants for the period of my studies, I am determined to push this issue forward and find a solution for it. Writing and activism are essential for me and will be my constant companion whilst I am studying at the UCC.Please support and show solidarity, not just for my ability to study, but for a greater cause and a possibility of change!Let us make a statement against systematic discrimination.Together we are stronger!Let’s build and be a UNION OF EQUALITY! With love and dignity,Yours,Evelyne Picture @ CorkEchoLive, The piece where it's used was written by @Ellen O'Regan!Follow me to keep up to date: Twitter: https://twitter.com/CynkEvelyneIG : https://www.instagram.com/evelynecynk/Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/EvelyneMCynk Here are some links to get more insight into the legal framework: UN-CRPD: https://www.un.org/development/desa/disabilities/convention-on-the-rights-of-persons-with-disabilities.html All versions are available through this link! European Disability Strategy 2021-2030: https://www.un.org/development/desa/disabilities/wp-content/uploads/sites/15/2021/04/European-Strategy-2021-2030_EN.pdf EU CHARTER OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/charter/pdf/text_en.pdf And for those who are interested: Here's the link to the novel I've self-published: UK/Ireland: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B084V9K5NKUSA : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084V9K5NKDE: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B084V9K5NK PRESS:CorkEchoLive : https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/arid-40931765.htmlIrish Examiner : https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40851641.htmlWAZ : https://www.waz.de/wochenende/eine-frau-aus-bochum-kaempft-um-ihr-recht-auszuwandern-id235529345.htmlCork's 96fm Opinion Line : https://shows.acast.com/corks-96-fm-opinion-line/episodes/difference-between-german-and-irish-disability-experience Coming soon: A German translation of this fundraiser.My Homepage! With details and continuous updates, as well as other snippets of WIP'S of my mine, like parts of my unpublished trilogy Kaleidoscope which focuses on the life with a disability and it's struggles! Take care and stay tuned!

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Everything you need to know about German Permanent Residence Permit

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Comprehensive Guide to Germany Immigration: Everything You Need to Know

Germany is a sought-after destination for immigrants due to its strong economy, high standard of living, and excellent quality of life. In this guide, we'll provide a comprehensive overview of Germany immigration, including its benefits, eligibility criteria, application process, and tips for a successful application.

Benefits of Germany Immigration

1. Economic Opportunities

Germany boasts a robust economy with diverse industries, offering numerous opportunities for employment and career advancement.

2. Quality of Life

Germany is known for its high standard of living, excellent healthcare system, quality education, and social benefits.

3. Cultural Experience

Immigrating to Germany provides individuals and families with the opportunity to experience a rich cultural heritage and diverse society.

4. Access to European Union (EU)

As a member of the European Union (EU), Germany offers the opportunity for free movement within the Schengen Area and access to EU benefits and opportunities.

Eligibility for Germany Immigration

1. Work Visa

Applicants may be eligible for a work visa if they have a job offer from a German employer and meet specific qualifications and salary requirements.

2. Study Visa

Students can apply for a study visa to pursue higher education at a recognized German university or institution.

3. Family Reunification

Family members of German citizens or permanent residents may be eligible for family reunification visas to join their relatives in Germany.

4. Entrepreneur and Investor Visas

Entrepreneurs and investors can apply for visas to establish or invest in businesses in Germany.

Application Process for Germany Immigration

1. Determine Eligibility

Research the different immigration options available and determine which visa category best suits your qualifications and intentions for moving to Germany.

2. Gather Required Documents

Gather all necessary documents, including identification, proof of qualifications, financial statements, and any other documents required for your specific visa category.

3. Complete Application Forms

Complete the appropriate visa application forms provided by the German embassy or consulate in your country of residence.

4. Schedule an Appointment

Schedule an appointment with the German embassy or consulate to submit your visa application and provide biometric data if required.

5. Attend Interview (if required)

Depending on the visa category, you may be required to attend an interview to discuss your application and intentions for immigrating to Germany.

6. Wait for Decision

Once your application is submitted, wait for a decision from the German authorities. If approved, you will receive your visa and further instructions for immigrating to Germany.

Tips for a Successful Germany Immigration Application

1. Research Visa Requirements

Thoroughly research the specific requirements and documentation needed for your chosen visa category to ensure you provide all necessary information.

2. Start the Process Early

Begin the application process well in advance to allow for any potential delays and ensure you have sufficient time to gather required documents and complete all necessary steps.

3. Seek Professional Advice

Consider seeking assistance from a qualified immigration consultant or legal advisor to guide you through the application process and provide expert advice on navigating German immigration laws and procedures.

4. Learn German

While not always mandatory, learning the German language can greatly improve your chances of success and integration into German society.

Conclusion

Germany immigration offers a wealth of opportunities for individuals and families seeking to immigrate for work, study, family reunification, or entrepreneurship. By understanding the eligibility criteria, navigating the application process, and following these tips, you can increase your chances of success and begin your journey to a new life in Germany.

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Navigating Careers: Germany Jobseeker Visa

Germany, renowned for its strong economy, robust job market, and high quality of life, is a coveted destination for skilled professionals seeking employment opportunities abroad. If you're considering making the move to Germany to explore career prospects, the Germany Jobseeker Visa could be your ticket to success. Let's delve into what this visa entails and how it can pave the way for your professional growth.

What is the Germany Jobseeker Visa?

The Germany Jobseeker Visa is a temporary residence permit that allows qualified professionals from non-EU countries to enter Germany for up to six months to search for employment opportunities. It is designed for individuals who possess the skills and qualifications needed to contribute to the German labor market but do not yet have a job offer.

Key Benefits of the Germany Jobseeker Visa:

Job Search Opportunity: With the Germany Jobseeker Visa, you have the freedom to explore employment opportunities across various sectors in Germany.

Extended Stay: The visa allows you to stay in Germany for up to six months, providing ample time to network, attend interviews, and secure a job offer.

Pathway to Permanent Residency: Successfully securing employment during your stay on the Jobseeker Visa may lead to eligibility for a permanent residence permit in Germany.

Eligibility Criteria for the Germany Jobseeker Visa:

To qualify for the Germany Jobseeker Visa, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Hold a recognized university degree or equivalent qualification.

Have a minimum of five years of relevant work experience in a field related to their degree.

Possess sufficient funds to cover living expenses during their stay in Germany.

Demonstrate proficiency in the German language (at least B1 level).

Obtain health insurance coverage for the duration of their stay in Germany.

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Navigating the immigration process can be overwhelming, but with the assistance of Y-Axis, you can simplify the journey to securing your Germany Jobseeker Visa. Our team of experienced immigration consultants specializes in Germany immigration and provides comprehensive support throughout the visa application process.

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Conclusion:

The Germany Jobseeker Visa opens doors to exciting career opportunities in one of Europe's leading economies. With its flexible eligibility criteria and pathway to permanent residency, it is an attractive option for skilled professionals looking to advance their careers abroad. With the support of Y-Axis, you can embark on your journey to Germany with confidence, knowing that you have the expertise and guidance needed to succeed in your job search endeavors.

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Electronic Travel Authority สำหรับนิวซีแลนด์ NZETA เป็นการอนุมัติการเดินทางทางอิเล็กทรอนิกส์สำหรับผู้พักอาศัยในประเทศที่ได้รับการยกเว้นวีซ่า NZeTA ส่งก่อตั้งขึ้นในปี 2019 วีซ่านี้ทำงานเหมือนกับวีซ่าเข้าประเทศทุกประการ NZeTA หรือการยกเว้นวีซ่ามีผลบังคับใช้สำหรับนักเดินทางขาเข้าทุกคนที่��ดินทางเข้านิวซีแลนด์: ผู้อยู่อาศัยในแต่ละประเทศที่ได้รับการยกเว้นวีซ่า 60 ประเทศสามารถเดินทางมาโดยเครื่องบินทัวร์ได้ พลเมืองของ 191 ประเทศสามารถเดินทางโดยเรือสำราญได้ Electronic Travel Authority New Zealand นั้นง่ายมาก โดยคุณสามารถกรอกทั้งหมดบนอินเทอร์เน็ต และรับ eVisa ทางอีเมล NZETA อนุญาตให้พลเมืองที่มีคุณสมบัติเหมาะสมข้ามพรมแดนนิวซีแลนด์เพื่อวัตถุประสงค์ด้านการท่องเที่ยว ธ��รกิจ หรือการเดินทาง โดยไม่ต้องประสบปัญหาในการยืนต่อคิวหรือรอการประทับตราหนังสือเดินทาง ไม่ต้องส่งไปรษณีย์หรือบริการจัดส่งไปยังหน่วยงานของรัฐเพื่อขอ ETA ของนิวซีแลนด์ ปัจจุบันเป็นข้อกำหนดบังคับสำหรับผู้สละสิทธิ์วีซ่าในประเทศ รวมถึงผู้เดินทางด้วยเรือสำราญของทุกประเทศ แม้แต่ผู้อยู่อาศัยถาวรในออสเตรเลียก็ยังต้องมี NZ ETA พลเมืองที่มีคุณสมบัติสามารถสมัครผ่านแอปพลิเคชัน New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority ที่ตรงไปตรงมาบนเว็บไซต์เพื่อการท่องเที่ยว เยี่ยมชมธุรกิจ หรือต่อเครื่องไปยังประเทศอื่นจากสนามบินนานาชาติโอ๊คแลนด์ ผู้สมัครจะต้องกรอกแบบฟอร์มใบสมัครของ New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority พร้อมรายละเอียดส่วนบุคคลและบัตรประจำตัว วีซ่านิวซีแลนด์มีข้อกำหนดดังต่อไปนี้ ตรวจสอบให้แน่ใจว่าหนังสือเดินทางมีหน้าว่างเพื่อให้เจ้าหน้าที่ตรวจคนเข้าเมืองสามารถประทับตราที่สนามบินได้ นอกจากนี้หนังสือเดินทางของคุณควรมีอายุใช้งานได้ 6 เดือน ณ เวลาที่เข้าประเทศนิวซีแลนด์ พลเมืองต่อไปนี้มีสิทธิ์สมัครวีซ่านิวซีแลนด์ออนไลน์หรือ NZeTA, ลักเซมเบิร์ก, ฝรั่งเศส, ไซปรัส, สเปน, โปรตุเกส, ไอร์แลนด์, โปแลนด์, สวีเดน, ฮังการี, ออสเตรีย, บัลแกเรีย, เดนมาร์ก, มอลตา, สโลวีเนีย, สโลวาเกีย, ลัตเวีย, เนเธอร์แลนด์, เช็ก , เยอรมนี, กรีซ, เอสโตเนีย, โรมาเนีย, อิตาลี, เบลเยียม, โครเอเชีย, สหราชอาณาจักร, ฟินแลนด์ และพลเมืองลิทัวเนีย  The Electronic Travel Authority for New Zealand NZETA is an electronic travel authorisation for residents of visa waiver countries. The NZeTA sent was established in the year 2019, this Visa works exactly like an entry visa. The NZeTA or visa waiver is mandatory for the all inbound travellers entering New Zealand: Residents of each of the 60 visa waiver countries can come by Airplane tourt. Citizens of 191 countries can come by cruise ship. Electronic Travel Authority New Zealand is so simple that you can complete it entirely on the internet, and receive eVisa by email. NZETA permits qualified citizens  to cross the border of New Zealand for the tourism, business, or travel purposes without going through the problem of standing in the queue or waiting for the passport to be stamped. No postage or courier to any government office is required to obtain New Zealand ETA. It is presently a mandatory requirement for visa waiver national, as well as cruise ship travelers of all countries. Even the Permanent Residents of Australia are required the NZ ETA. Qualified citizens can apply through the straightforward New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority application on the web for tourism, business visit or transit to another country from Auckland International Airport. Applicants  are expected to fill in the New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority application form with individual and identification details. New Zealand Visa  has the following requirements, ensure passport has blank page so that immigration staff can stamp it on the airport.  Also, your passport should be valid for 6 months at the time of entry in New Zealand. The following citizens are eligible to apply for New Zealand Visa Online or NZeTA, Luxembourg, France, Cyprus, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Poland, Sweden, Hungary, Austria, Bulgaria, Denmark, Malta, Slovenia, Slovakia, Latvia, Netherlands, Czech, Germany, Greece, Estonia, Romania, Italy, Belgium, Croatia, United Kingdom, Finland and Lithuania citizens.

Address : 65 Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand

Phone : +66 2 355 7844

Email : info@newzealand-visas.org

Website : https://www.visa-new-zealand.org/th/visa/

Business Hours : 24/7/365

Owner / Official Contact Name :Nadine Marshall  Harper

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Exploring Immigration Opportunities: Elation Visa Programs in Canada, Australia, and Germany

In an increasingly interconnected world, the desire to explore new horizons and pursue opportunities abroad has become a common aspiration for many individuals. Among the countries that attract immigrants seeking a better life, Canada, Australia, and Germany stand out as prominent destinations offering robust immigration programs. In particular, the Elation Visa programs in these countries have emerged as popular pathways for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors looking to make a fresh start in a new land.

Canada: Embracing Diversity and Opportunity

Canada is renowned for its welcoming attitude towards immigrants and its commitment to diversity and inclusion. The Canadian Elation Visa program offers multiple pathways for individuals with different skills and backgrounds to obtain permanent residency in the country.

Skilled Worker Stream: Canada's Express Entry system facilitates the immigration process for skilled workers by assessing their eligibility based on factors such as education, work experience, language proficiency, and other criteria. Successful candidates are invited to apply for permanent residency through various immigration programs, including the Federal Skilled Worker Program, Federal Skilled Trades Program, and Canadian Experience Class.

Entrepreneur Stream: For aspiring entrepreneurs looking to establish or invest in a business in Canada, the Elation Visa program offers opportunities through provincial nominee programs (PNPs) and the Start-Up Visa Program. These pathways require applicants to meet certain criteria, such as demonstrating business experience, presenting a viable business plan, and securing support from designated organizations or investors.

Investor Stream: Canada's Immigrant Investor Program (IIP) attracts individuals with significant investment capital to contribute to the country's economy. While the federal IIP is currently closed, several provinces offer investor immigration programs that allow applicants to invest in government bonds, venture capital funds, or businesses in exchange for permanent residency.

Australia: Land of Opportunity Down Under

Australia's Elation Visa program provides avenues for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors to immigrate to the country and contribute to its economy and society. With its thriving economy, high quality of life, and diverse culture, Australia is an attractive destination for individuals seeking new opportunities.

Skilled Migration Stream: The Australian Elation Visa program includes the Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189), Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190), and Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491), among others. These visas are designed to attract skilled workers in occupations that are in demand in Australia. Applicants are assessed based on factors such as age, education, work experience, and English language proficiency.

Entrepreneur and Investor Streams: Australia offers several pathways for entrepreneurs and investors to obtain permanent residency. The Business Innovation and Investment Program (BIIP) includes visas such as the Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa (subclass 888) and the Business Talent (Permanent) visa (subclass 132). These visas require applicants to meet specific investment and business criteria and contribute to the Australian economy.

Germany: Innovation and Opportunity in Europe

Germany's Elation Visa program provides opportunities for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors to immigrate to one of Europe's leading economies. With its strong industrial base, innovation-driven economy, and high standard of living, Germany offers a wealth of opportunities for those seeking to build a career or business in Europe.

Skilled Migration Stream: Germany's Elation Visa program includes the EU Blue Card, which allows skilled workers with a recognized university degree or equivalent qualification to live and work in Germany. The EU Blue Card is granted to individuals who have a job offer with a salary above a certain threshold and meet other eligibility criteria.

Entrepreneur and Investor Streams: Germany offers various pathways for entrepreneurs and investors to obtain permanent residency, including the German Entrepreneurial Residency Program (GERP) and the German Investor Visa. These programs require applicants to invest in a German business, create jobs, and contribute to the country's economy.

A Comparative Analysis

While Canada, Australia, and Germany each offer unique opportunities through their Elation Visa programs, there are notable differences in their immigration policies, eligibility criteria, and application processes.

Canada: Known for its welcoming attitude and diversity, Canada offers multiple pathways for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors to obtain permanent residency. The Express Entry system and provincial nominee programs provide flexibility and opportunities for individuals with different skills and backgrounds.

Australia: With its strong economy and high quality of life, Australia attracts skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors from around the world. The Skilled Migration Stream and Business Innovation and Investment Program offer pathways for individuals to contribute to the Australian economy and society.

Germany: As one of Europe's leading economies, Germany offers opportunities for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors to build a career or business in the heart of Europe. The EU Blue Card and entrepreneurial residency programs provide pathways for individuals to live and work in Germany.

In conclusion, the Elation Visa programs in Canada, Australia, and Germany represent opportunities for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors to immigrate to these countries and pursue their dreams of a better life. Whether you're drawn to Canada's diversity, Australia's quality of life, or Germany's innovation-driven economy, there are pathways available to help you achieve your goals of immigration and settlement in these vibrant and dynamic nations.

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Work visas: 10 countries with positive outlook for Nigerians in 2024

Over the year, there have been around 10 work visa policies with a positive outlook for foreign talent ahead of 2024.

These are the countries Nairametrics captured in 2023 which invited foreign talent to occupy positions based on skills shortages in certain occupations, and in-demand skills.

About work visas for foreign skilled talent

In today’s globalised economy, work visas are pivotal for cross-border talent mobility, typically requiring employer sponsorship.

This process involves initiating and supporting visa applications, providing job offers, filing necessary paperwork, and fulfilling legal obligations for foreign workers to work in a different country legally.

Work visa sponsorship offers several advantages which include access to global talent, filling skill gaps, enhancing diversity and cultural exchange, and retaining valuable foreign employees.

This article will highlight the immigration policies of some countries which Nairametrics captured in 2023, and the outlook for 2024 for the Nigerians seeking immigration opportunities for work.

On the other hand, it will also look into countries clamping down on work visas and migration in general. It is worth checking the official immigration sites of these countries for more comprehensive information.

Germany

Germany announced that it has 21 pathways to work, live or study in the country

Job shortages are in the following sectors: Agriculture, Construction, and Transportation

Germany has also simplified the process for skilled workers to obtain the Blue Card visa, notably by allowing foreign workers to get a job at a lower salary threshold.

Holders of the Blue Card visa also benefit from an accelerated path to permanent residency, becoming eligible as early as 21 months after relocating to Germany.

Finland

Finland announced that it plans to increase work-based migration to 30,000 individuals annually, as the country has been actively encouraging international workers to address the growing labour crisis through its initiatives.

Some of the initiatives include the ‘Work in Finland’ and ‘Talent Boost’ programs and it has also positioned itself as a hub of opportunities for researchers, and innovators

Finland is actively seeking skilled professionals globally as a result of the rising worker shortage affecting vital sectors like healthcare, personal care, social work, daycare teaching, and construction.

New Zealand

Nairametrics learns that from next year, New Zealand will expand its Green List to include a wide range of professions in construction, information technology, automotive, and engineering which would enable them to utilize the Green List visas when seeking specialized talent not readily found among the local workforce.

Other changes also involve elevating the Recognised Seasonal Employer quota to 19,500 for the upcoming 2023/24 season.

NZ also introduced a new visa program for eligible care workers providing an opportunity for permanent residence, work, and study in New Zealand including partners and dependent children under 24 in the application.

Australia

Victoria Province in Australia opened applications for two visa pathways that allow you to work, study, and live permanently in Australia without a job offer through the Visa 190 or Visa 491 routes.

These visas do not require a job offer, and you can become an Australian citizen if eligible. However, the selection is based on various factors including an IELTS test.

Italy

Italy announced it is allocating 136,000 work visas for non-EU workers by 2024 which may present opportunities to foreigners in these occupations who aspire to live and work in Italy.

These workers are to fill roles across 10 in-demand professions nationwide. 

Canada

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) in Canada broadened opportunities for immigrants in Saskatchewan.

This expansion includes 279 additional occupations, ranging from farm labourers to truck drivers, retail sales, nurse aides, and equipment operators.

Canada also announced that employers in seven selected sectors (Food Manufacturing, Wood Product Manufacturing, Furniture and Related Product Manufacturing, Accommodation and Food Services, Construction, Hospitals, and Nursing and Residential Care Facilities) may continue to hire up to 30% of their workforce in low-wage positions through the TFWP.

Earlier, Canada announced a new policy to facilitate the approval of family reunification for study applicants.

Singapore

Singapore currently needs 260,000 professionals across Technology, Banking, and Engineering.

Singapore is actively addressing the repercussions of the pandemic-induced departure of foreign workers by countering it with a surge of 260,000 new hires, compensating for the loss of 194,000 foreign workers during the pandemic.

The booming tech industry is a driving force behind its economic growth, and the rapid expansion of technology hubs has resulted in this workforce gap.

Netherlands

Netherlands has 442,000 job openings with about 35,000 positions in the public sector

The thriving sectors are Agriculture and food, Creative Industries, Chemicals, Energy, IT, Health and life sciences, Logistics and Services, and hospitality.

The in-demand occupations are: Engineers, technical professionals, IT specialists, finance experts, and individuals in sales, marketing, and customer service are in-demand occupations

Tax advantages are available for eligible international employees

Cyprus

Cyprus has introduced its Golden Knowledge Programme for foreign nationals in the ‘research and innovation’ sector to apply for expedited citizenship through a fast-track process. 

Applicants are therefore required to have a physical presence in Cyprus, establishing genuine connections with the island.

Croatia

Croatia is currently grappling with labour shortages, particularly in industries such as construction and building trades, automotive, culinary arts, and food production, as well as information technology and software development.

According to data released by the Croatian Employment Service (HZZ), the number of published job vacancies is 16,832.

Oman

The conversion of Oman visitor or tourist visas into work visas has been suspended.

This alteration in immigration regulations became effective on October 31st.

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia has implemented more stringent visa regulations for hiring domestic workers from overseas by introducing an official digital platform.

One of the restrictions the government places on the platform is that employers seeking a visa must be 24 years old or older.

United Kingdom

The UK government stated that effective from spring 2024, skilled worker visa applicants must earn £38,700 ($48,900), up from the current £26,200 ($33,000) to obtain a work visa.

This stringent immigration reform aims to significantly reduce annual immigration numbers by hundreds of thousands. 

This was facilitated by the Home Secretary James Cleverly who asserted the need for “robust action” to curb authorized immigration, which reached a record high of nearly 750,000 in 2022. 

Earlier, the country increased student visa application fees by 285%

The UK was among the countries that opted to discontinue its Golden Visa program

The United Kingdom (UK) government announced restrictions that will most likely stop Nigerian students and other nationalities studying in the country from bringing their families over.

Sweden

Sweden implemented a significant increase in the required salary threshold for work permit holders, affecting both first-time applicants, and those seeking permit renewals, including those with pending applications. This applies to non-EU workers

Commencing from November 1st, the minimum monthly salary for work permit holders was   increased from 13,000 kronor to 27,360 kronor which is 80 per cent of Sweden’s median

The goal of this change is to decrease per cent of labour immigration and address issues related to fraud and misuse connected to labour immigration.

Analysis of countries with a positive outlook for work permits 

Amongst the countries discussed, Germany, Singapore, New Zealand, and other countries appear to have a positive outlook.

These countries extended work permits to foreign nationals through extended pathways, in-demand occupations due to labour shortages, and relaxed immigration rules.

Other countries which initiated programs to attract foreign workers include Finland, Croatia, and Cyprus.

Finland introduced its ‘Work in Finland’ and ‘Talent Boost’ programs. Similarly, Cyprus introduced a new pathway called the Golden Knowledge Programme for foreign nationals in the ‘research and innovation’ sector.

Countries seeking to reduce migration 

Conversely, countries such as the United Kingdom, Sweden, and Oman are actively seeking to curb immigration levels.

Immigration in the United Kingdom reached a record high of nearly 750,000 in 2022 which is why the country has placed a limit on care workers and other health workers and has introduced measures such as higher salary threshold and restriction on bringing dependents.

In the Middle East, countries such as Oman which used to allow the conversion of visitor visas to work visas are no longer doing so.

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Startup Visa: Your Ticket to Launching a Business Abroad

The journey of starting your own business can be an exciting yet challenging endeavor, especially if you're a foreign national looking to set up shop in a new country. One pathway that opens doors for entrepreneurs is the Canada Start-Up Visa. In simple terms, this visa is like a golden ticket for those with big dreams and innovative ideas.

What is a Startup Visa?

A Startup Visa is a special type of visa designed to attract and support foreign entrepreneurs who want to establish and operate a startup in a new country. The idea is to encourage innovation, economic growth, and job creation by welcoming talented individuals from around the world.

Key Features:

Entrepreneurial Spirit:

The Startup Visa is tailor-made for those with a spark of entrepreneurial spirit. If you have a groundbreaking business idea, this visa might be your key to turning that idea into reality on foreign soil.

Eligibility Criteria:

To qualify for a Startup Visa, you generally need to meet specific criteria set by the country offering the visa. Common requirements include having a viable business plan, sufficient funds to support yourself, and the potential to contribute to the local economy.

Supportive Ecosystem:

Countries offering Startup Visas often provide a supportive entrepreneurial ecosystem. This can include access to mentorship, networking opportunities, and business development resources to help you kickstart your venture.

Temporary or Permanent Residency:

Startup Visas can lead to temporary or permanent residency, depending on the country's immigration policies. This offers entrepreneurs the chance to establish themselves in their chosen location and contribute to the local community over the long term.

Countries Offering Startup Visas:

Several countries have embraced the concept of the Startup Visa, each with its own set of rules and benefits. Some popular destinations include Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Australia.

How to Apply:

The application process for a Startup Visa varies from country to country, but it typically involves submitting a detailed business plan, demonstrating financial stability, and showcasing the potential impact of your startup on the local economy.

Benefits:

Global Opportunity:

A Startup Visa opens doors to a global market, allowing you to tap into new customer bases and collaborate with diverse talent.

Economic Contribution:

By launching your startup in a new country, you contribute to its economic growth, create job opportunities, and foster innovation.

Personal Growth:

Living and working in a new country provides a unique opportunity for personal and professional growth, exposing you to different cultures, markets, and ways of doing business.

Conclusion

The Canada Start-Up Visa is like a magic carpet for aspiring entrepreneurs, offering a chance to turn dreams into reality in a foreign land. If you have a passion for innovation and a solid business plan, exploring the possibilities of a Startup Visa could be the first step towards building a successful global venture. So, buckle up and get ready to embark on an exciting entrepreneurial journey!

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German Job Market: A Roadmap to Immigration

Germany has emerged as a beacon for professionals seeking global career opportunities. The country’s robust economy, innovative industries, and high quality of life make it an attractive destination for those looking to migrate for work. This article serves as a detailed guide on the intricacies of German immigration for work, offering insights into the processes, requirements, and benefits.

Eligibility Criteria:

To initiate the German immigration process for work, candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria. Educational qualifications, professional experience, and language proficiency play a crucial role in determining eligibility. Obtaining a job offer from a German employer significantly enhances the chances of a successful application.

The Blue Card System:

The Blue Card is a work and residence permit that simplifies the immigration process for highly qualified non-EU workers. With the Blue Card, individuals can work and live in Germany for up to four years, with the option to extend or apply for permanent residency.

Language Proficiency Requirements:

Proficiency in the German language is a key aspect of successful immigration. While the country has a growing English-speaking work environment, knowledge of the German language is beneficial for daily life and professional integration. Many employers require a certain level of language proficiency as part of the hiring process.

Job Seeker Visa:

For those who haven’t secured a job offer yet, Germany offers a Job Seeker Visa. This visa allows individuals to stay in the country for up to six months to actively search for employment. Once a job offer is obtained, applicants can transition to a work visa or the Blue Card.

Documentary Requirements:

Accurate documentation is crucial for a smooth immigration process. This includes educational certificates, proof of professional experience, a valid passport, and any additional documents requested by the German authorities. Thoroughly preparing these documents is essential to avoid delays or rejections.

Health Insurance and Financial Stability:

Health insurance is mandatory for residents in Germany. Applicants must provide evidence of comprehensive health coverage. Additionally, showcasing financial stability, either through employment contracts or sufficient savings, is vital for a successful immigration application.

Cultural Integration and Community Support:

Germany values cultural diversity, and efforts are made to support immigrants in their integration journey. Numerous programs and initiatives are available to help newcomers adapt to the German way of life, fostering a sense of community and belonging.

Permanent Residency and Citizenship:

After several years of living and working in Germany, individuals may be eligible to apply for permanent residency. Meeting specific criteria, such as continuous employment and language proficiency, is essential for this transition. Citizenship applications can follow after a designated period of permanent residency.

Migrating to Germany for work is a transformative experience that opens doors to professional growth and personal enrichment. The German immigration process, anchored by the Blue Card system, is designed to attract and retain skilled professionals, contributing to the country’s dynamic economy. By understanding the eligibility criteria, language requirements, and necessary documentation, individuals can embark on a successful journey to build a thriving career in the heart of Europe. Germany’s commitment to cultural integration and community support further enhances the appeal of this destination for aspiring expatriates.

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Complete Guide to Germany Jobseeker Visa

Are you a skilled professional seeking to advance your career in Germany? The Germany Jobseeker Visa might be your gateway to exciting employment opportunities in one of Europe's economic powerhouses. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve deeper into the Germany Jobseeker Visa, exploring its benefits, eligibility criteria, application process, and expert tips to help you secure your dream job in Germany. Benefits of Germany Jobseeker Visa

Unlock Employment Opportunities The Germany Jobseeker Visa allows individuals to explore and pursue employment opportunities in Germany actively. It offers a chance to tap into the country's robust job market and secure a job offer from a German employer.

Temporary Residence Privileges Hold the Jobseeker Visa, and you can reside in Germany for up to six months while actively searching for employment. This temporary stay provides ample time to network, attend interviews, and familiarize yourself with potential employers and the German work culture.

Pathway to Permanent Residency Upon successfully securing employment, applicants can transition to a long-term residence permit and, eventually, apply for permanent residency in Germany. This opens doors to long-term settlement and integration into German society.

Access to Social Benefits Jobseekers in Germany may have access to social benefits such as healthcare and unemployment benefits during their stay. This ensures a safety net while you navigate the job market and settle into your new life in Germany. Eligibility Criteria for Germany Jobseeker Visa

Academic Qualifications Applicants must hold a recognized university degree or an equivalent qualification relevant to their field of expertise. This ensures that applicants have the necessary educational background to contribute effectively to the German workforce.

Work Experience A minimum of five years of professional experience in the applicant's respective field is required. This criterion ensures that applicants possess the skills and expertise necessary to thrive in the German job market.

Financial Stability Applicants must prove they have sufficient funds to cover their stay in Germany without relying on public funds. This requirement ensures that applicants can support themselves financially while seeking employment.

German Language Proficiency Proficiency in the German language is essential for successful integration into the German workforce and society. Applicants must demonstrate adequate proficiency through a recognized language test, such as the Test DAF or DSH. Application Process for Germany Jobseeker Visa

Research Job Opportunities Begin by researching job opportunities in Germany and identifying sectors where your skills are in demand. Tailor your job search to align with your qualifications and experience.

Gather Required Documents Gather all necessary documents, including a valid passport, proof of qualifications, proof of work experience, proof of financial means, and proof of health insurance. Ensure that your documents are up-to-date and meet the visa requirements.

Complete Application Form Complete the visa application form provided by the German embassy or consulate in your country of residence. Double-check the form for accuracy and completeness before submission.

Schedule an Appointment Schedule an appointment with the German embassy or consulate to submit your application and provide biometric data. Arrive prepared with all required documents and be punctual for your appointment.

Attend Interview (if required) Depending on the embassy or consulate's requirements, you may be asked to attend an interview to discuss your job search plans in Germany. Be prepared to articulate your career goals and demonstrate your commitment to finding employment.

Wait for Decision Once your application is submitted, patiently await a decision from the German authorities. You can track the status of your application online using the reference number provided.

Passport Collection Upon approval, collect your passport from the visa application center or choose to have it delivered via courier service. Congratulations! You're one step closer to embarking on your German adventure. Expert Tips for a Successful Germany Jobseeker Visa Application

Research the Job Market Thoroughly Take the time to research the German job market thoroughly. Identify sectors with high demand for your skills and tailor your job search accordingly. Networking with professionals in your field can also provide valuable insights and job leads.

Enhance Your German Language Skills Invest time and effort in improving your German language skills. While English may suffice in some industries, fluency in German significantly increases your chances of finding employment and integrating into German society.

Customize Your Application Tailor your application to showcase your qualifications, experience, and motivations for seeking employment in Germany. Highlight how your skills align with the needs of German employers and the contributions you can make to their organizations.

Seek Professional Assistance Consider seeking assistance from a migration consultant or legal advisor experienced in German immigration laws and procedures. They can provide valuable guidance throughout the application process, ensuring that your application is complete and meets all requirements. Conclusion The Germany Jobseeker Visa offers skilled professionals an excellent opportunity to explore employment options in Germany and kick-start their careers in one of Europe's most dynamic economies. By understanding the eligibility criteria, navigating the application process, and following expert tips, you can increase your chances of success and embark on a fulfilling professional journey in Germany.