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EU Blue Card in Germany

A residence permit for highly qualified professionals with a salary from €50,700/year (IT — from €45,934).

Price
On request
Timeline
2–3 months
Tax
Standard German taxation
Format
In person

What the service includes

Scope: a tick means included in the price, a cross means billed separately
Recognition of the diploma
Preparing the employment contract
Filing with the embassy
Family reunification
Finding an employer— billed separately
The family’s move— billed separately

What we need from you

  • 1Higher education (recognised in Germany)
  • 2A contract with a salary above the threshold
  • 3A passport

Residence permit in Germany: comparison

The difference is not the price — it is who each option suits. The “Best for” column is the business profile the option is built around.

OptionBest forTimelinePrice from
EU Blue Card in Germanyyou are hereIT specialists, engineers, doctors, researchers2–3 monthson request
Chancenkarte in Germany (the opportunity card)Qualified professionals, looking for work in Germany2–4 monthson request
Fachkräfte — residence permit for qualified professionals in GermanyMid-level technical staff, nurses, construction workers, electricians3–5 monthson request
Freiberufler — freelancer residence permit in GermanyIT freelancers, designers, consultants, journalists2–4 monthson request
Residence permit in Germany for remote workers (the equivalent of a Digital Nomad Visa)Tech employees with a foreign contract, digital nomads2–4 monthson request
Residence permit in Germany through family reunificationFamilies moving to join a sponsor, children under 18 joining their parents3–6 monthson request
Relocation of IT teams to GermanyIT companies, startups, corporate HR3–6 monthson request

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