PART I: Relocating from Nigeria to Germany| Blue card & family reunion visa| Fast track process
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- Hi guys, welcome back to my channel,
1 year ago I embarked on a life-changing journey with my husband, and so glad to finally share our relocation experience with you.
I have so much to say, so I decided to break this video into two parts.
In part1, we shared our relocation/Japa story, tech jobs and interview experience as well as documents required from the German embassy and also interview questions.
We also shared how we successfully relocated to Germany as a couple with my Family reunion visa tied to my husband's blue card within 2 months using the Fast tracking process.
Please note that we are not immigration experts and are just sharing our experience for you to learn from and get encouraged. In the meantime, please feel free to drop your questions below.
Hope you enjoy this video and see you in part II
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I love your channel , glad I found it. Relocating to Germany soon, already had my family reunion interview.
Awwn thank you so much! Wishing you God’s speed and the very best 😊
Please when did you went for your interview
@@Enehchizoba I did mine February Last year.
Today is your lucky day😄Osheeee. I love this . Divine intervention all the way. The Lord be praised🙏🏽
Thank you so much ma 🥰
A good blueprint for those wanting to relocate to Germany via skilled workers/ family reunion 👍
Love you guys 😍
Such a unique bond and thank for sharing your experience ❤
Thanks boo ❤
Loved watching this!
Thanks boo ❤❤❤
I really enjoyed this video😂❤🤗
Aww glad you did! 🥰❤️
Thanks for really breaking down the process, I am here for part 2
Glad it was helpful, please let me know if you have further questions, I’ll be glad to answer them 😊
Here’s part 2: ruclips.net/video/YqHEezxOYS0/видео.html
This has been really helpful. Do you have a page where you take Q&A's? I have a couple of questions I would love to ask.
Glad it was! ☺️
You can message me directly via my IG page (link in bio)
Nice and detailed content
Thanks
I would like to know if one can invite either parents with the family visit visa
Looking forward to your response
I think so, however there are conditions like you proving that your parents need special care from you to survive. Generally the visa is for mostly spouses and children. You can read more on this here- www.germany-visa.org/family-reunion-visa/
Thank you for this video! New subbie here💃💃
Please, I've done my family reunion interview for about two months now. My husband has a blue card and I'm really becoming apprehensive about the entire delay.
What do you think can be responsible for that?
Aww, I can imagine. In my case, I went through a fast-track process, which made things move faster than normal. My interview was in February, and I received a response in April.
To be honest, you can't really predict the timeline for this; sometimes it takes fewer or more months due to the verification processes. The good thing is that you have completed your interview, so fingers crossed 🤞🏽😊.
Hoping for a speedy response and wishing you the very best ❤️
Thank you so much for your response! Back with a testimony. We got our family reunion visas (my son and I) approved!
Not me bumping into this video and smiling like it's my story.
Haha 😂🥰
I enjoyed it
Thank you 🥰
what is the wait time to get an appointment for a Blue card visa without fast track
Without fast-track processing, the wait time for a Blue Card visa appointment can range from a few weeks to several months.
Getting the appointment didn’t take that long, although the waiting period to get my kind of visa takes about 6 months, a year, or even less.
Thanks for sharing ur experience with us this is really informative.pls,can u share the link with me for Job search? And can I travel with my husband and kids using the fast track process?
My husband got his job via LinkedIn. Here’s the link (www.linkedin.com). If you have an account on the platform, you can easily search for jobs and apply.
The fast-track procedure can only be used in the following cases: skilled workers with academic or vocational training, higly qualified workers, researchers/scientists, managers, vocational training courses, measures to obtain recognition of foreign vocational qualifications.
The video is very informative
Please I would like to know how easy it is to get a English speaking skilled job
Glad you found it informative 😊
Finding an English-speaking job varies; sometimes it’s fast to get, and other times you receive many 'Unfortunately.' In my opinion, it’s easier for most tech professionals because most of their roles don’t require proficiency in German.
But it’s very possible to get an English-speaking job; you just have to send your resume to various companies.
Please clarify. You did the court wedding and used the wedding certificate. What about the white wedding? Was it done?
And it wasn’t a problem that you had the offer before having the marriage certificate?
This is really informative, I appreciate you all.
It’s actually better to do the fast track together than the other way round.
Yes, we did our court wedding and submitted the marriage certificate issued by a government official of the federal marriage registry or local government registry. For our white wedding, the church only provided church marriage certificate which wasn't useful for our application. We also provided pictures of our court marriage using the federal marriage registry background.
Glad you find this video informative, please let me know if you have more questions.
@@Debby_Diary That’s wonderful.
So assuming, there was only a court wedding without the white wedding by the time you went for the interview. It’s still okay I guess. The court wedding is the most important right?
The remaining pictures from the white wedding etc are just supporting documents.
This is really an eye opener.
I went for a 16d Aufenthaltsgesetz interview(Visa for recognition of professional qualification) as a Doctor cause I need to take the final part of the medical council exams.
The guy at the gate and my interviewer have never heard of it. Haha.
It was so much headache. I ended up finishing second to the last that day because they needed clarifications.
New laws are not quickly implemented at the Embassy here and they don’t stay up to date. Haha.
@@dryusuf7246 It depends, some have their weddings in church and then get their Marriage certificates from there. It just depends on how you want to plan it.
The Court wedding pictures were mandatory as they requested for it.
I agree it's very possible people don't know much about new laws implemented. In our case, most people didn't really know about the fast-track process as it was new.
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Just imagine the stress... Nigeria you do this one.
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What do you do when u got an appointment and you have a new born which was not declared from the beginning
How do u handle this case
If you have an appointment and now have a newborn who was not initially declared, I think you should contact the embassy immediately to explain the situation and provide the newborn's details.
Can I also use the fast track process when applying for Student visa with family reunion visa?
I’m not certain but I don’t think so. In my case, I wasn’t a student yet when I relocated with a family reunion visa tied to my husband’s blue card.
I started my masters program as a residence in Germany.
Did you guy's do Germany language course before relocating?
No we didn’t, it’s wasn’t a requirement for us.
Hey Debby, I am coming to Germany for my Masters in Project Management and I want to position myself for employability as a Scrum Master. Can I get your husband's email to ask some questions with regards to scrum master?
Hello, I plan to do a video with him on his career journey. In the meantime, you can schedule a meeting here.
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It’s been 4weeks of waiting after the blue card visa interview for me, I’m a bit anxious to be honest.
I completely understand how you feel, and it's natural to experience some anxiety when waiting for a visa decision. It can be tough, but it's important to remember that the process can often take time due to various factors involved. Try to stay positive and remind yourself that you have done everything you can up to this point. Sometimes, delays occur due to administrative processes or a high volume of applications. Keep in mind that your application is being carefully reviewed, and the authorities are working diligently to reach a decision. Keep your spirits up, and I wish you the best of luck with your visa application.
Thanks a lot! I got an email yesterday requesting for travel date and insurance and I sent them today, that’s pretty much the last step and I’m now very hopeful.
@DesignerX Great News! so happy for you 😊
@@DesignbeastXHey 👋 how long did it take in total from the interview date to receiving your visa?
Hello good morning
My husband is a blue card holder already residing in Germany. How do I navigate through the relocation process. Is there a room for pre approval too since the ZAV pre approval is given to someone who got a job from Nigeria. Would really appreciate your input or assistance
Apologies for the delayed response, I have been offline for a while.
In my case, I was able to do my pre approval with my husband and his company paid for both of us. Sometimes, the company might just pay for only the spouse and then the person pays the pre approval fee for his/her spouse.
What really helped was that we both applied and relocated together so we were able to do a joint pre-approval.
In your case, I’m not certain a pre-approval can be done with your spouse being there already, I have a friend that relocated after her husband and she got her visa approved within 4-6 months.
I hope this helps 😊