How to get Permanent Residency (#PR) in Germany? Tips for PR Interview in #germany

In this video you will know,
Fast-track ways to get Permanent Residency in Germany.
PR interview questions and preparation tips
Documents required to get PR in Germany.

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❖Take away:❖
1. What is Permanent Residency or PR in Germany
2. What are the benefits of PR over any other work permit or visa?
3. What is eligibility criteria to get PR?
4. What documents you need to apply for PR in Germany?
5. Step by step process to get Permanent residence in Germany
6. German Visa interview questions
7. Preparation Tips
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00:00 Intro
00:26 What is Permanent Residence in Germany? Niederlassungserlaubnis
00:38 Benefits of having PR in Germany
01:33 Faster way to get PR in Germany
03:18 Application process to get PR in Germany
05:40 Interview preparation
07:06 Summary

#germany #permanentresidence #visa

[dheerajtater]

have they reduced the time from 33 months to 27 months?

[TheGilmata]

Very informative video. Interested in the interview questions. Thank You,

[alt_realm]

Your videos are really helpful. I just watched the cost of living in Europe video. Has the cost of living increased due to the gas prices and inflation in Europe ?

[beatrizchimelli]

Hi there! I have my interview in the next days and would love to get the questions list. So far I can only find the same 2 examples online. Thank you!

[aleenadas]

Interested in the interview questions. Thank You,

[raghdahattab]

Hello,

Thank you so much for this informative video. Will definitely check out your list when it's time for me to get my PR.

I have a question, i am currently on a job seeking visa, i graduated from Germany, but i dont speak B1 German, i want to improve my german ASAP to prepare myself for my PR application after a year and a half. My current level is A2. So my questions are:

a) Is the PR interview considered a German language test, or will there be a written test?
b) Am i obligated to attain a German language certificate or will my ability to speak at B1 level during the interview be enough?
c) If i do have to attain a German certificate, will it have to be the Integration Course or would a Goethe certificate be sufficient?
d) Will there be a test regarding German history and so on or is that only for getting German Citizinship?

I would highly appreciate your response. Vielen Dank!

[santoshdhirwani]

Where is the email address that you mentioned for Berlin? Your video says Check Description but it doesn't have any :(

[charingtontv]

Thank you very much for such an informative video

[azbycxbyaz]

I am an IIT graduate with 150K Euro offer from Germany. And they did not approve my blue card. What could be the reason?

[aanandravi]

Hi Brother, is there a validity of B1 certificate ?

[jswoiot]

Hi. Interested in the interview questions. Pls share. thank you

[mohammadhussamuddinarif]

Interested. Can you please share me the list of questions you were asked during PR interview?

[TheGilmata]

Is it true that a new rule was passed for those over a certain age and retired (my case age 68) having met all other Permanent Residency requirements no longer have to demonstrate a B1 Level Language Proficiency? Thanks,

[tarjitkaur]

Q6.5 years old child need any language test for reunion family visa

[Soumilbharatendu]

Hey Harshad, great video..I saw that in the list off requirements, they now say
"you have a basic knowledge of the legal and social system and of the way of life in Germany, "
Does it basically mean i need to complete an integration course, or can i also fulfil this requirement if I clear the "Leben in Deutschland" exam ?

[Ibrahimkingofficel]

Hi. Nice video. Did you need a job offer if you belong to skills in demand category

[mohitsabharwal]

Sir what is minimum income require for permanent residence (eg in France it is 2340€, in Austria 1030.50€

[LalitRaoLee]

The video description doesnt contain the email id anymore. Did it changed? Any idea where to send the documents?

[thesdfable]

Hello, I did my masters in Germany and I started working part time in my educational field as soon as my studies started. So I studied for 2 years and worked part time for those 2 years. And I paid taxes during these 2 years. I graduated and continued working full time in the same company. I am still working there. I have a blue card(I am a designer). German level B1. What happens in my situation? I have been paying taxes in Germany for 3 years now. Can I apply for permanent residency now? and do these 2 part time 1 full time work years count?

[AlexisMomeyer]

I am interested in additional questions! Thank you!