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Entry Requirements for Indian Nurses in Germany
Anyone who wants to be employed long-term in nursing in Germany must complete the entry requirement before
being accepted as a Nurse in Germany. Listed below are the criteria for nursing jobs in Germany.
Recognized qualifications
First of all, Indian or non-EU nursing qualifications should be recognized by the Government of Germany.
The German authorities will check whether your nursing qualification is comparable with German Nursing
Qualification before initiating other processes
German Language Proficiency
The nursing profession requires communication with doctors and patients. So Nurses should be able to
communicate with the patients and doctors. All non-EU nurses, including Indian Nurses, should have obtained
a B1 Certificate in German Language. B2 level proficiency is desirable.
Good Health
All Nurses should produce a medical fitness certificate to be considered for nursing jobs in Germany.
Personal Trustworthiness
To prove their trustworthiness, Nurses should produce a Police Clearance Certificate or use the German
document of good behaviour (Fuhrungszeugnis).
Eligibility Criteria to Work as a Registered Nurse in Germany
-->> GNM Diploma or BSc/MSc Degree in Nursing
-->> B1/B2 Language Proficiency in the German Language
-->> Minimum Six Months Experience
German Language Requirement for Nurses
If you're planning a nursing career in Germany, Starting your German lessons as early as possible is
recommended. A level of proficiency in the German language from GOETHE/TELC/OSD is obligatory for
registered nursing positions in Germany for Indian nursing staff
Document Required
The following is a list of documents required to register as a nurse in Germany. All documents and certificates must be translated into German before submitting them. The police clearance certificate and the doctor's fitness certificate are valid for six months. Therefore it is better to obtain the PCC only after passing the German language test.
-->> 10th Certificate
-->> 12th Certificate
-->> GNM/BSc/MSc Mark lists
-->> Transcript of Nursing Qualification
-->> Bio-data
-->> German language certificate
-->> Medical Certificate
-->> Birth Certificate
-->> Police Clearance Certificate
-->> Nursing Registration Certificates
-->> Job Experience Certificate
-->> 10 Passport Size Photographs
-->> Passport Copies
German Translation of Documents
Applicants must translate all English certificates and documents to German before sending them for registration. An approved translator must do all translations, and translated documents must have the official stamp of the translator.
Nursing Registration Process in Germany
After the translation of documents, all certificates should be mailed to the province that the candidate prefers. The time for processing can range between two and five months, based on the province selected.
After receiving this job offer, the applicant can start the process of applying for a visa. • Once the registration is approved, We will send the candidate's CV to the hospitals for consideration. On approval, the hospital authority may conduct a telephonic or Skype interview to assess the language proficiency and professional competency before offering the job letter.
Visa Application Procedure
Applying for a German Work visa is essential for obtaining a nursing job in Germany for Indian nursing staff. European nationals do not need a job visa to work in Germany. All non-EU nationals, including Indians, require a visa to work in Germany. Take all of the necessary documents. Pay the fee for the work visa and then attend the interview. The process for the visa could be between one and two months.
Benefits of Nursing Jobs in Germany
Demand
Compared to other available occupations, there is a high demand for nursing professionals in Germany. The increased prevalence of chronic illnesses, ageing populations, and increasing demand for healthcare are a few factors behind the demand for nurses in Germany.
Job Security
Germany is a developed country that safeguards the interests of health professionals. Although the shortage of nurses is very high, job security is not an issue in Germany.
Family Status
Once you've arrived in Germany after arriving, you can take your family with you to Germany, and your spouse can work, and your children will be eligible for free education. The spouse will require a basic German language proficiency certificate (A1) to move to Germany.
PR Eligibility
Another advantage of working as a nurse in Germany is the PR status. Usually, the German Authorities will grant permanent residency within five years or earlier. The residence permit will be granted to non-EU citizens who have been in Germany for longer than five years.
Long Job Contract
Another benefit of working as a nurse in Germany to Indian nurses is that they are eligible for an unlimited work contract. The job contract can be changed or terminated at any time through mutual agreement, with the consent of both the employee and the employer.
Residence Permit
Permanent residence permits you to remain in Germany as long as you want. To be eligible for a permanent residence permit, applicants must acquire at least five years' experience working in a position recognized by the Federal Employment Agency. Another requirement is that you must demonstrate your proficiency in the German language. If you get a residence permit, your spouse and child will receive temporary residence permits.
Nursing Job in Germany for Indian Nurses: FAQ
-->> Can I take my family members along?
Yes. You can take your family members and spouse to Germany within a few days of arriving in Germany. However, a basic German language proficiency certificate (A1 Level) is mandatory for your spouse.
-->> What If the German Consulate rejects my documents?
Approved translators should do the German translation of documents. We can help you get your documents translated to Germany by the translators approved by the Embassy and apply again for a visa.
-->> How to check my eligibility?
If you require more details about whether you're qualified to be a licensed nurse, or not don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
-->>. What happens if the German Embassy in India rejects my visa application?
If the German Embassy declines the application you submitted, you are required to file an appeal. Re-submission is a necessary process and should be done with solid arguments. We will help with re-submission.
-->> How to Get a Family Visa in Germany?
To apply for a visa, you must schedule an appointment with the German consulate in India. It is necessary to provide all the necessary documents to support your visa application. Listed below are the documents required for visa submission of Indian Applicants.
Visa Application Forms
A proof of the basic German knowledge to communicate.
Photocopy of the spouse's passport
Copy of spouse's residence permit
Original Certificate of Marriage
-->> Can I change my employer after reaching Germany?
Yes. It's possible with us. Our job offer letter does not contain bonds like other companies.
-->> Do you have a bond on the contract you offer?
There isn't a bond to back the job contract we supply.
-->> Can the dependents file visa applications along with the applicant?
No. The dependents are not permitted to file visa applications with your application. The dependents can join the applicant after a minimum period of three months. We will help you with help with your dependent visa.
-->> Are Indians qualified to apply for a visa to work in Germany in the nursing category?
Yes. It's feasible. There are many avenues to it. Please reach us for more information.
-->> What is the average salary of a German registered nurse?
Registered Nurses in Germany can earn between 2450 and 3300 Euros per month. In Indian Rupees, it comes to around 2 to 2.5Lac /month. Nurses are also eligible for other incentives overtime etc.
-->>Is a Block Account required for a German Nursing Job Application?
No. a block account is not required for a German Nurse Visa.
-->> Is a B2 Certificate in the German language is compulsory for Nursing Jobs in Germany?
No. Nurses can attend the interview with German employers as soon as they pass the B1 exam. They can improve their language proficiency till they reach Germany. B2 level proficiency will be desirable as it will help them to grab the best job offers.
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