Immigration Lawyer Germany

German Immigration Law: The issuance procedure for German employment visa (work visa) according to section 18 of the German Immigration Act.

Submitted by helmer on Freitag, 02/08/2013 - 15:41

Many people want to come to Germany and want to work here. The legal system in Germany however is quite complicated and therefore it is very difficult for people wanting to come to Germany to find out how to go about it.

German Immigration Law: The different international-law, humanitarian or political reasons to get a residence title in Germany.

Submitted by helmer on Donnerstag, 25/04/2013 - 15:20

Foreigners can come to Germany not only for family or for business reasons, but also for humanitarian or political reasons. This article provides a list of the provisions enabling the foreigner to come to Germany for these reasons.

German Immigration Law: Visa and Residence Permit for study, language courses and schooling in Germany.

Submitted by helmer on Freitag, 22/03/2013 - 12:24

In the German university system there are universities, universities of applied science and colleges. However, not only the decision which university a foreigner has to choose is a difficult one, but also the procedure to get the residence title to come to Germany can be quite difficult.

European Court of Justice: Periods of residence in a member state before the accession of that State to the EU must be taken into account.

Submitted by admin on Samstag, 14/04/2012 - 09:56

European Court of Justice (ECJ), 21.12.2011, C-425/10, C-424/10The ECJ held in a preliminary ruling procedure (Case C-425/10, C-424/10) that periods of residence completed by a national of a non-Member State before the accession of that State to the EU must be taken into account in calculating the five-year qualifying period, provided they were completed in compliance with the conditions laid down by EU lawFacts of the case: Mr Ziolkowski and Mrs Szeja, Polish nationals, arrived in Germany before the accession of Poland to the European Union – in 1988 and 1989 respectively – and were

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