Even if Germany allows, please don't bring parents here, first of all you have to have health insurance for them separately. Healthcare is very different from India, you don't get quick assistance for anything as in India. Everything is quite difficult here.
@@srivastav3684 medical in indie is much better. You can do all tests in 2 days and get proper consultation. The only challenge is getting a good and honest doctor who will not rip you off. Here in Deutscheland it takes months and months for such tests and one needs to be patient. If urgent, only hospital emergency is the option but thats only for real life and death situations. A fever, cold, stomach pain can't be emergency as per them. For us Indians, Cold is also emergency.
Initially i was motivated from Bharat bro but after staying here for 2 years i felt depresion struggled a lot in everything..Finally im happy bcz we are going back to Asia. Germany may be good for Turkish, Afghani , Iranish people ...People are coming from India just for the sake of money and quick job , I doN,t see people are really happy here.
It is a pipe dream. Germany requires that you have health insurance for your parents. Public insurance like AOK or TKK will not take anyone beyond their 50s, and the only other way is to have expensive private insurance. The older your parents the greater the cost of health insurance and health insurance is mandatory. This is just like many German contracts---for example if you do not cancel a gym membership in writing SIX weeks before it expires they ll deduct the amount for another year from your bank account--you are supposed to read the fine print first! It s the same with this new policy change that s designed to attract high skilled labor to Germany but discourage those who cannot contribute, like your old parents. Don t make this a factor in choosing to study/work in Germany.
It's a good law in overall sense, but at ground level, on a personal level due to language barrier and not so social german society, parents will have a really hard time living here for long term, more than 3-6 months. I myself face depression phases due to loneliness, they will also have to face them due to boredom. I am talking about long term, because in initial days everyone is enthusiastic. Also the Indian diaspora in Germany still undeveloped than USA &UK, only time will tell how Indian people migrate to Germany
Yes US, UK etc are much better in this regard. Plus there are plenty of Indian origin doctors in all english speaking countries which makes communication easy. Here even students and job seekers are struggling to cope with the hard German language which takes years to learn and get fluent in it.. Can't expect parents to be able to learn it at old age
@@Dtist846 Yeah frankly speaking hardly any parents would want to shift here from India even if their kids stay here unless they have zero community back in India. Im saying this purely because of language issue.
Have been wating for this law to be passed. It's almost illogical that they haven't included people already residing in Germany in this law. But you say there's hope, so fingers crossed🤞 Would appreciate a video on how the process for bringing your parents would look like.
@@srivastav3684 it is dumb asf to compare prices with rupees when youre settled in germany. if youre settled there you will be earning in euros not in rupees
@srivastav3684 no he didn't forget, he cunningly swept it under the rug so he could deceive his naive followers that buy his courses. Lol he is the kind of person who always customizes all information in a way that suits his own interest before making it public. Really not worthy of trust.
2500 Euro se 1200 gayab that too in covering the expenses of a single person. iske bad nanga nahayega kya nichodega kya😁..US, Australia etc are much better. In case of Canada, people get direct PR from home country which is even more cheaper than studying in germany. US, Australia could be little costly but we can always take loan to cover fees, paisa kharch karna hi hai to sahi jagah kharcho aur sahi jagah jao and no need to learn a new language like german from absolute beginning. Took us 16+ years of schooling to learn english in the first place and most of us still cant speak it flawlessly😁
@@srivastav3684 average salary for what profession? plumbing? cleaning sewers? idiot atleast if youre shifting there it might be on basis of business or a job. and most of time the job is core/non-core sector one which pay atleast 50000 -80000 euros per annum
@@robinsi923 the only plus point germany has that after attaining pr there you can freely shift to any eu/non-eu country like the better quality of life ones like switzerland norway sweden
For a holiday yes, but not permanently. Don’t bring your parents to Germany permanently if you don’t want them to be depressed and waste loads of money on health insurance with no proper healthcare service and high living costs!
Learning German, as the host did. It is not so hard. Let's have a look, that this bring more relatives to Germany. But be aware, the costs of living in Germany are quite high, so depending on the salary or pension of the parents, that might be a bit chalenging.
beware those who want to come! if u r mentally, physically, financially, linguistically fit with high adaptability...life will be a lot better! otherwise, be ready to cry aften at night! 🤣
@@sheikhsadab the list is long! You can research on Internet! First, people are highly judgemental about everything, cold climate of 7 months, you'll not be able to make friends, everyone has their standards and Indians rarely end up being their friends,fit people have fit friends , shiniy skin have similar friends fats people have fat friends( u can tell from bharat ).. That's my observation 😂. You get ajob unless, you are completely involved, meaning freshers will have to struggle, language is a huge deciding factor, no colors, whichever city you go, there is lack of color/ different shades, nice houses, hardly anyone stays home cuz all are working their as off, that's y u see empty streets, women are unethical and egotistical .as I said list is long...
@@sheikhsadab the list is long! You can research on Internet! First, people are highly judgemental about everything, cold climate of 7 months, you'll not be able to make friends, everyone has their standards and Indians rarely end up being their friends,fit people have fit friends , shiniy skin have similar friends fat. people have fat. friends( u can tell from bharat ).. That's my observation 😂. You get a job unless, you are completely involved, meaning freshers will have to struggle, language is a huge deciding factor, no colors, whichever city you go, there is lack of color/ different shades, nice houses, hardly anyone stays home cuz all are working their 🍑 off, that's y u see empty streets, wo. men. r un. ethical and egot. istical .as I said list is long...
I have a doubt I'm planing to study in Germany after my 12th but i have a bad feeling about my upcoming exam that I'm gonnna score around 70% will i get admit in a public studentkollege and uni with these kind of bad score?
Hi Bharat, Thank you so much for sharing the information. If I may ask, I have one small query. I am a student who moved to Germany in September 2022 and am about to finish my master's. If I get a job and apply for a blue card after March 2024, will I be eligible to bring my mother permanently to Germany?
Even if the Visa is issued before March,but the validity starts from April 2024-is it applicable or a blue card received in this case later will it considered? Any info on this will help me.thank you
@Bharat Thank you for sharing the informative video. One doubt if you can answer. Does rule for 1st March applies from Blue card Visa start date or Issuance date. I already got the visa in Feb 24 , however applicability to start from 1st April 24. Kindly clarify. Thanks in advance
Hi, Thanks for the great info. Just to crosscheck,i got a new job from India to Germany and will be relocating soon with 75k package. Will i still be able to take my parents with me ?
Yesterday I went to the government office They said this law will apply for those who get a blue card after the 1st of march. They are testing this to see what is happening maybe they change this some day. For getting a blue card they also ask arbeitsagebtur to see if the academic background is related or the salary is above average in that area This section of law about bring your family near to you really sucks and it will cause you to change the country after a while because of this law. canada is way better in this section. It seems they only need our fresh young age to work for them like modern slaves not people's happiness.
Hi Bharat, thank you for such an informative video. I have one question, currently I have a blue card. So now if I change my BLUE CARD to niederlassung, will I be eligible for aforementioned law?? Looking forward to hearing back from you. Thank you.
Hello..can you please clarify my below few doubts ? 1. Is there any condition to bring Parents to Germany if my mine is more than 70-80 thousand ? 2. Will Parents also get PR after 21/33 months with us ? 3. Do Parents need any German language proficiency (A1/B1) to get PR ?
Hi Bharat, you are doing an amazing job. I very much like your videos. I’m an Indo-French national holding a French passport. If I move to Germany for an automotive job, would I be able to bring my parents over permanently?
Thanks sir, I'm actually planning to do my bachelor's in btech in Germany, im giving my boards rn, and I will give my mains and adv in May, so please guide me what to do, how to apply for Universities or Studienkolleg, please also guide me about the timeline and what actions I have to rake rn and following days! Danke❤
Hi Priyanshi and Angad….im writing my boards too. I have my physics tomorrow but I’d like to keep people my age interested in going to Germany in contact so we can sort of help each other out? If y’all could maybe share y’all’s insta or something and we could talk further…
@Bharat in Germany! can you do more videos on talking about doing business in Germany. Having to file corporate income tax returns every month compared to one annual corporate income tax return, on top VAT, bureaucracy, mail every 2 days, keeping books, notaries to file GmbH (corporation), paying EUR 25000 as capital.....
@BharatinGermany could you do a video on how much private health insurance would cost since you can join public health insurance only until the age of 55.
We have seen alot of Indian families moving back to India this past year. I agree it is true. We dont have alot of friends so the number i am seeing through random encounters suggests a high number
From what I understand from this video and some other sources: I'm not sure if students can bring their parents instantly, but your son will be able to bring you once he becomes a full-time job holder (which only takes a few years in general). I wish you all the best, and hope that you get to stay with your beloved son as soon as possible. Have a good day and take care.
And also I'm from Gujarat india and the government came out with new rule this year which gives us a second chance at board exams and the final marksheet will be from best of two should I give this exam or the German unis will reject me for having two attempts in class 12th the second exam will be in june
I have already been on D type Visa for 3 months last year and paid my taxes and got re-imbursed. Now for my new job i will get the Visa after March 1st 2024.will i be still eligible to bring my single mother
I have been in Germany from 2018 to 2023 but took break after that and came India now to go again to Germany can I apply for permanent residency since I already lived 5 years
I have heard each agency is handling this differently, does any one have experience with switching Blue card to permanent residence essentially making it a visa post March 1,2024 and able to bring their parents or inlaws to Germany? We wouldnt mind settling in Germany but that wont be possible if we cant move our parents here.
My biggest doubt, New german law says german citizenship in 3 years or 5 years as the case may be BUT no where it states will the student years will be counted half the time like previous law or will the student days be counted in full
I am planning to come Germany for my Masters and i have long term plan, is it possible after getting work permit, my spouse and his mother, my MIL can come to Germany Permanently? As she is a single parent!
Hello. I have a query: I shifted to germany (Karlsruhe city) in Feb 24. Want to bring parents here during summers time for 2-3 months. What is the best option. Either Tourist Visa or i can sponser them as well. What is the route for Sponsorship? Please help. Also, i have my work VISA only, Resident permit is not yet received because people are saying that it will be applied only 3-4 months before expiry of VISA and not now
If i'm getting my bluecard this month for the first time, but I've already been in Germany since 2 years, does that mean that I can bring my parents or is it just for the people who got here after 01.03 ?
I clear now pseb arts 12th class. Very good sir i do bca in India 2 semester and clear b2 i applied and french🇫🇷 language also ielts I learn and for bachelor in computer science sir?? Without student kollig
Sir is improvements examination markesheet of cbse class 12 th board is applicable for applying in German universities and scholarships And how important are class 12 marks for masters in Germany
Does not having a space in between initials in my degree certificate affect where as I have spaces in my identity cards during APS certification Degree certificate:- Rahul NM Id cards :- Rahul N M
If you want to come here to earn more money and you are earning 40 LPA and more then please don't come to Europe. You will save the same amount in India with lots of local help and family & friends. Parents won't be able to stay in Germany unlike Australia, UK and USA due to boredome and language barrier.
This was total unnecessary one of the reason people move is get some freedom Rather they should make less to reduce German proficiency for international students
Even if Germany allows, please don't bring parents here, first of all you have to have health insurance for them separately. Healthcare is very different from India, you don't get quick assistance for anything as in India. Everything is quite difficult here.
Yes I agree with you, parents can come for vacations, but for longer stay Germany is not good for them
Bro can I do masters in arts i am 30? Or should I apply for work visa and how?
We dont even have a close hospital in my town. The roads are so bad that its impossible for the ambulance to come in time
@@srivastav3684 medical in indie is much better. You can do all tests in 2 days and get proper consultation. The only challenge is getting a good and honest doctor who will not rip you off. Here in Deutscheland it takes months and months for such tests and one needs to be patient. If urgent, only hospital emergency is the option but thats only for real life and death situations. A fever, cold, stomach pain can't be emergency as per them. For us Indians, Cold is also emergency.
Thank you for sharing YOUR opinion
Initially i was motivated from Bharat bro but after staying here for 2 years i felt depresion struggled a lot in everything..Finally im happy bcz we are going back to Asia. Germany may be good for Turkish, Afghani , Iranish people ...People are coming from India just for the sake of money and quick job , I doN,t see people are really happy here.
Happiness depends on u brother not the place u live in
It is a pipe dream. Germany requires that you have health insurance for your parents. Public insurance like AOK or TKK will not take anyone beyond their 50s, and the only other way is to have expensive private insurance. The older your parents the greater the cost of health insurance and health insurance is mandatory. This is just like many German contracts---for example if you do not cancel a gym membership in writing SIX weeks before it expires they ll deduct the amount for another year from your bank account--you are supposed to read the fine print first! It s the same with this new policy change that s designed to attract high skilled labor to Germany but discourage those who cannot contribute, like your old parents. Don t make this a factor in choosing to study/work in Germany.
It's a good law in overall sense, but at ground level, on a personal level due to language barrier and not so social german society, parents will have a really hard time living here for long term, more than 3-6 months. I myself face depression phases due to loneliness, they will also have to face them due to boredom. I am talking about long term, because in initial days everyone is enthusiastic. Also the Indian diaspora in Germany still undeveloped than USA &UK, only time will tell how Indian people migrate to Germany
There’s a large Indians in Germany community. The more Indians come, the more it gets added. It’s a network effect.
Still dont think the migration is gonna be like US UK etc...language is a huge barrier for parents having to learn it in that age.
Yes US, UK etc are much better in this regard. Plus there are plenty of Indian origin doctors in all english speaking countries which makes communication easy. Here even students and job seekers are struggling to cope with the hard German language which takes years to learn and get fluent in it.. Can't expect parents to be able to learn it at old age
Parents are also forced to learn ?.... damn then that's going to become a big problem
@@Dtist846 Yeah frankly speaking hardly any parents would want to shift here from India even if their kids stay here unless they have zero community back in India. Im saying this purely because of language issue.
@@MrUbercool007there is no force to learn
Have been wating for this law to be passed. It's almost illogical that they haven't included people already residing in Germany in this law. But you say there's hope, so fingers crossed🤞 Would appreciate a video on how the process for bringing your parents would look like.
Thanks Bharat for the update. As always you have again provided authentic information.
This particular news made by day. Thanks Bharat.
@@srivastav3684 it is dumb asf to compare prices with rupees when youre settled in germany. if youre settled there you will be earning in euros not in rupees
@srivastav3684 no he didn't forget, he cunningly swept it under the rug so he could deceive his naive followers that buy his courses. Lol he is the kind of person who always customizes all information in a way that suits his own interest before making it public. Really not worthy of trust.
2500 Euro se 1200 gayab that too in covering the expenses of a single person. iske bad nanga nahayega kya nichodega kya😁..US, Australia etc are much better. In case of Canada, people get direct PR from home country which is even more cheaper than studying in germany. US, Australia could be little costly but we can always take loan to cover fees, paisa kharch karna hi hai to sahi jagah kharcho aur sahi jagah jao and no need to learn a new language like german from absolute beginning. Took us 16+ years of schooling to learn english in the first place and most of us still cant speak it flawlessly😁
@@srivastav3684 average salary for what profession? plumbing? cleaning sewers? idiot atleast if youre shifting there it might be on basis of business or a job. and most of time the job is core/non-core sector one which pay atleast 50000 -80000 euros per annum
@@robinsi923 the only plus point germany has that after attaining pr there you can freely shift to any eu/non-eu country like the better quality of life ones like switzerland norway sweden
For a holiday yes, but not permanently. Don’t bring your parents to Germany permanently if you don’t want them to be depressed and waste loads of money on health insurance with no proper healthcare service and high living costs!
Why? Is it not good in terms of health insurance?
Learning German, as the host did.
It is not so hard.
Let's have a look, that this bring more relatives to Germany.
But be aware, the costs of living in Germany are quite high, so depending on the salary or pension of the parents, that might be a bit chalenging.
Even if people bring their parents, first those people need to buy homes which is a huge deal in itself
beware those who want to come! if u r mentally, physically, financially, linguistically fit with high adaptability...life will be a lot better! otherwise, be ready to cry aften at night! 🤣
Would you please say why?
Thanks.
@@sheikhsadab the list is long! You can research on Internet!
First, people are highly judgemental about everything, cold climate of 7 months, you'll not be able to make friends, everyone has their standards and Indians rarely end up being their friends,fit people have fit friends , shiniy skin have similar friends fats people have fat friends( u can tell from bharat ).. That's my observation 😂. You get ajob unless, you are completely involved, meaning freshers will have to struggle, language is a huge deciding factor, no colors, whichever city you go, there is lack of color/ different shades, nice houses, hardly anyone stays home cuz all are working their as off, that's y u see empty streets, women are unethical and egotistical .as I said list is long...
@@sheikhsadab the list is long! You can research on Internet!
First, people are highly judgemental about everything, cold climate of 7 months, you'll not be able to make friends, everyone has their standards and Indians rarely end up being their friends,fit people have fit friends , shiniy skin have similar friends fat. people have fat. friends( u can tell from bharat ).. That's my observation 😂. You get a job unless, you are completely involved, meaning freshers will have to struggle, language is a huge deciding factor, no colors, whichever city you go, there is lack of color/ different shades, nice houses, hardly anyone stays home cuz all are working their 🍑 off, that's y u see empty streets, wo. men. r un. ethical and egot. istical .as I said list is long...
@@Discover-Hiddenhow is work life balance bro in germany
What about Health insurance for the parents? Are there any possibilities for that?
Please do a video of Ausbildungs.It’s a great opportunity for the students who can’t come for a Degree .
Can you do a step-by-step explaining the process?
Good information 👍
I have a doubt I'm planing to study in Germany after my 12th but i have a bad feeling about my upcoming exam that I'm gonnna score around 70% will i get admit in a public studentkollege and uni with these kind of bad score?
I would never ever bring my parents to Germany even if it was Free ! It's like completely disturbing golden & happy last phase of their life
That's may be your decision but ask your parents whether they are willing to join with you or to migrate to Germany.
Thank you!
Hi Bharat, Thank you so much for sharing the information.
If I may ask, I have one small query.
I am a student who moved to Germany in September 2022 and am about to finish my master's. If I get a job and apply for a blue card after March 2024, will I be eligible to bring my mother permanently to Germany?
Did you bring your mother
Even if the Visa is issued before March,but the validity starts from April 2024-is it applicable or a blue card received in this case later will it considered? Any info on this will help me.thank you
Good luck paying health insurance of over 600+ euros a month. People barely save 1000 euros by month end.
@Bharat
Thank you for sharing the informative video.
One doubt if you can answer.
Does rule for 1st March applies from Blue card Visa start date or Issuance date.
I already got the visa in Feb 24 , however applicability to start from 1st April 24.
Kindly clarify. Thanks in advance
Hi, Thanks for the great info. Just to crosscheck,i got a new job from India to Germany and will be relocating soon with 75k package. Will i still be able to take my parents with me ?
Hey, can you please help me
What is the procedure to get job from India,experience needed and German language needed? Kindly reply
Yesterday I went to the government office They said this law will apply for those who get a blue card after the 1st of march. They are testing this to see what is happening maybe they change this some day.
For getting a blue card they also ask arbeitsagebtur to see if the academic background is related or the salary is above average in that area
This section of law about bring your family near to you really sucks and it will cause you to change the country after a while because of this law. canada is way better in this section. It seems they only need our fresh young age to work for them like modern slaves not people's happiness.
How about the health insurance of parents. Will they be included in the public health insurance?
No
Hi Bharat, thank you for such an informative video. I have one question, currently I have a blue card. So now if I change my BLUE CARD to niederlassung, will I be eligible for aforementioned law?? Looking forward to hearing back from you. Thank you.
Hello..can you please clarify my below few doubts ?
1. Is there any condition to bring Parents to Germany if my mine is more than 70-80 thousand ?
2. Will Parents also get PR after 21/33 months with us ?
3. Do Parents need any German language proficiency (A1/B1) to get PR ?
Thanks bharat ❤ 😊
Hi Bharat, you are doing an amazing job. I very much like your videos. I’m an Indo-French national holding a French passport. If I move to Germany for an automotive job, would I be able to bring my parents over permanently?
Thanks sir, I'm actually planning to do my bachelor's in btech in Germany, im giving my boards rn, and I will give my mains and adv in May, so please guide me what to do, how to apply for Universities or Studienkolleg, please also guide me about the timeline and what actions I have to rake rn and following days! Danke❤
Same here. I am also in 12th giving board exams rn.
Are you planning for bachelor's in Germany too?@@Rise_n_Radiate
Hi Priyanshi and Angad….im writing my boards too. I have my physics tomorrow but I’d like to keep people my age interested in going to Germany in contact so we can sort of help each other out? If y’all could maybe share y’all’s insta or something and we could talk further…
@@angadkumaryadav3487 Yeah
@@zykariusithape3889 You're planning to go to germany through which way?
@Bharat in Germany! can you do more videos on talking about doing business in Germany. Having to file corporate income tax returns every month compared to one annual corporate income tax return, on top VAT, bureaucracy, mail every 2 days, keeping books, notaries to file GmbH (corporation), paying EUR 25000 as capital.....
My other channel @brandevise is all about that and also reason why I closed my business in Germany after 5 years.
Thanks for the video, Can you please get insight into whether someone can bring their parents for the long term ? Not a tourist visa , Like in Canada?
@BharatinGermany could you do a video on how much private health insurance would cost since you can join public health insurance only until the age of 55.
what is the update on the people who got PR before 1 Marz 2024? Has this law been passed ? If not, when is the chances of it passing ?
It's too late. People have started moving back to Bharat.
joke of the day 🤣🤣
@@mohitraonamberdar3113 you are the biggest joker
We have seen alot of Indian families moving back to India this past year. I agree it is true. We dont have alot of friends so the number i am seeing through random encounters suggests a high number
Great 👍
Sir I want to stay with my son , now he is going to study there. Please help me.No one is giving answer.Iam not able to work there.Any options are???
From what I understand from this video and some other sources: I'm not sure if students can bring their parents instantly, but your son will be able to bring you once he becomes a full-time job holder (which only takes a few years in general).
I wish you all the best, and hope that you get to stay with your beloved son as soon as possible. Have a good day and take care.
And also I'm from Gujarat india and the government came out with new rule this year which gives us a second chance at board exams and the final marksheet will be from best of two should I give this exam or the German unis will reject me for having two attempts in class 12th the second exam will be in june
I have already been on D type Visa for 3 months last year and paid my taxes and got re-imbursed. Now for my new job i will get the Visa after March 1st 2024.will i be still eligible to bring my single mother
Sir did you bring your mother there?? We are also facing the same issue.please reply.
I have been in Germany from 2018 to 2023 but took break after that and came India now to go again to Germany can I apply for permanent residency since I already lived 5 years
This two years time start after completing study ? Or study time will include ?
Hello can you lemme knw how does the blocked acc work if you're going for a phd in germany??
I have heard each agency is handling this differently, does any one have experience with switching Blue card to permanent residence essentially making it a visa post March 1,2024 and able to bring their parents or inlaws to Germany?
We wouldnt mind settling in Germany but that wont be possible if we cant move our parents here.
My biggest doubt, New german law says german citizenship in 3 years or 5 years as the case may be BUT no where it states will the student years will be counted half the time like previous law or will the student days be counted in full
It is never counted. Purely full time work where you pay social contributions.
What about the ausbildung course, does that count?
I am planning to come Germany for my Masters and i have long term plan, is it possible after getting work permit, my spouse and his mother, my MIL can come to Germany Permanently? As she is a single parent!
Hello. I have a query: I shifted to germany (Karlsruhe city) in Feb 24. Want to bring parents here during summers time for 2-3 months. What is the best option. Either Tourist Visa or i can sponser them as well. What is the route for Sponsorship? Please help.
Also, i have my work VISA only, Resident permit is not yet received because people are saying that it will be applied only 3-4 months before expiry of VISA and not now
What type of work visa? The new law is valid for new Blue card or resident perment issued after March 1.
How much is the cost of good health insurance for my parents above 60 if i bring them to germany
I am very much interested for job in Germany but don't know how to search and get it's more details, how to prepare for it
If i'm getting my bluecard this month for the first time, but I've already been in Germany since 2 years, does that mean that I can bring my parents or is it just for the people who got here after 01.03 ?
Thanks for your reply. I will get the blue card for the first time next week but before I had other residence titels, so what would be the Situation?
Hi there, did you change from a normal work visa to a blue card?
Hai mr.bharath...will you do the process for Luxembourg in the health services like nurses
sir agar meh 60 ki line meh grades hai toh kya meh germany study move kar sakta hu kya???
I clear now pseb arts 12th class. Very good sir i do bca in India 2 semester and clear b2 i applied and french🇫🇷 language also ielts I learn and for bachelor in computer science sir?? Without student kollig
Thanks BHARAT
Hey, i am from Pakistan. Can we connect? I need some info regarding bringing parents or in-laws in Germany
can I bring my brother ? along with my parents or only parents are allowed in this law??
What will happen when the blue card holder gets a PR, will parents also get a PR
Sir is improvements examination markesheet of cbse class 12 th board is applicable for applying in German universities and scholarships
And how important are class 12 marks for masters in Germany
As a nurse if i go to germany, then can i bring my parents permanently over there?? Is that ok or not plz tell
I doubt ,that u will earn so much as a nurse to pay their health insurances.
Bharat is there any new law which states that students of Studienkolleg can work after march 1 2024
Can i bring my younger brother or sister like parents?
permanently?? 😮😳how it's possible vai,r a vai make video in English 😩
I am a German citizen and i can't bring my parents 😂
Why ?? Can please elaborate
U.K. is officially an awful place to stay since they've left the EU zone.
Can my parents get a PR after 21/33 months
Can someone clarify
I'm doing online bca and i completed my first year I'm eligible for dual degree in Germany
Sir can i masters in Germany after IGNOU ba degree ? I am 30 years old just graduated
it says the invites are currently paused for the server...
Does not having a space in between initials in my degree certificate affect where as I have spaces in my identity cards during APS
certification
Degree certificate:- Rahul NM
Id cards :- Rahul N M
Don't you guys have discord server
discord.gg/yWcEpNN6sv
We do and here’s the link(if you want to join)
@@BharatinGermany thanks a lot
Good news
Can u bring my brother
Hi
If you want to come here to earn more money and you are earning 40 LPA and more then please don't come to Europe. You will save the same amount in India with lots of local help and family & friends. Parents won't be able to stay in Germany unlike Australia, UK and USA due to boredome and language barrier.
Bro voice deference
Please who type "nice video" in 1 min without watching the whole video are bozos.
This was total unnecessary one of the reason people move is get some freedom
Rather they should make less to reduce German proficiency for international students
And get filled with third world unskilled immigrants?