NEW GERMANY IMPORT LAW - OPPORTUNITIES OF SKILLED LABOR
From March 1, 2020, the new German immigration law for qualified workers from countries outside the EU has officially come into force.
How will the immigration law affect foreign workers in general and Vietnamese workers in particular? Is this a "golden" opportunity for qualified Vietnamese workers? For study abroad in Germany? For young people who have just graduated from school but can't find a good job opportunity in Vietnam? For young people who have graduated from vocational secondary school who want to have a higher income, better career development?
The following insights from H&A will help you understand the information to make the best decisions for your future career and life.
Why did the German government issue a new immigration law?
By 2060, Germany will need about 260,000 migrant workers each year, of which more than half are not EU citizens. As Germany's labor force shrinks due to a low birth rate, the proportion of the elderly population increases.
Germany is a country with a developed economy, the economic "leading" of the European region. In addition, the world's best social security regime, completely free learning (only 01/16 German states collect a part of university tuition fees), a civilized living environment. So there is no doubt that Germany has become the destination of workers who "want to change their lives" from many countries around the world, including Vietnam.
To meet the labor demand, ensure the development of the economy, stabilize the public welfare system, the German government "opens the door" to migrant workers from countries outside the EU. But the door is only really open to qualified workers.
How does the Immigration Law affect studying in Germany, studying in Germany?
Students studying abroad in Germany are allowed to switch to vocational training - any profession, which is no longer limited to only being able to transfer to study occupations that Germany needs as before.
Previously, after completing the vocational training process in Germany, you had to work for 3~5 years to be allowed to apply for permanent residence. After the new Immigration Law officially takes effect, this number will be reduced to 02 years for apprentices within 3 years.
If you have a B2 degree, not more than 25 years old, you are allowed to go to Germany to find a suitable university or vocational training place. You can also study German in Germany to prepare for an apprenticeship or job application.
Especially with the nursing industry, due to the high demand for human resources, you only need to have a B1 level to be able to complete your profile to study in Germany.
However, with H&A's experience, we recommend that you study and take the B2 German certificate in Vietnam before coming to Germany. Having a certificate at B2 in Vietnam helps you to be more confident in communication, easier to integrate with the community in Germany. And in particular, it will save a lot of money compared to studying and taking the B2 exam in Germany.
It can be said that Germany's new Immigration Law has brought opportunities to improve income, career development and beyond, the opportunity to advance and settle in a civilized country with a highly developed economy. world for Vietnamese workers.
If you are still concerned about your German level or still need to clarify any more information related to studying German, studying in Germany, studying abroad in Germany, do not hesitate to contact H&A. H&A and our German partners are always ready to make your dreams come true!
☞ SUPPORT FROM H&A
H&A understands your difficulties and problems on the path of working in Germany.
H&A is ready to accompany you on the path of working in Germany, please contact us for support and answer all your questions.
Support services from H&A include:
✔ Advice on choosing the right career path, saving solution
✔ Support to make documents, work procedures to settle in Germany
✔ Accommodation advice, flight ticket booking support, skill equipment before departure
