Brief newsletter: April 2024

Dear reader,

Welcome to the new issue of the Make it in Germany brief newsletter. In this new feature, we are going to inform our newsletter subscribers about new content on our website and social media - in order for you to not miss anything in the future.

 

Updates on Make it in Germany

New applicant profiles of international professionals

In the Federal Employment Agency's file of latest applicant profiles, you can find interesting applications from candidates who are currently living abroad and would like to take up employment or vocational training in Germany. The latest profiles are from the sectors IT, trades and technology, engineering and from the THAMM Plus project (sanitary and refrigeration technology, logistics, construction, metal, confectionery and catering).

Brief information about Make it in Germany

In our one-pager, we provide brief and concise information about what Make it in Germany is and offers.
You will find a German version on the web page for employers (under "Finding support" in the download section), while the version for skilled workers is available in four languages (DE, EN, ES, FR) and linked here. Feel free to share or use it for your counselling!

At a glance: new graphics on the types of visa

Many new graphics have been added to the existing ones for certain types of visa. They provide a clear overview of the visa process and the requirements for different types of visa. All graphics can be found in the download section under "Explanatory graphics on the visa process".

Webinars for skilled workers: new dates!

Skilled workers wishing to apply for a work visa or learn all about the new opportunity card (from 1 June 2024) can attend the webinars with the Make it in Germany experts - new dates are now available!

Webinars for employers: new dates!

New dates for the Make it in Germany webinars for employers are online: On May 7, you can learn about how to find and tie skilled workers from abroad and in July we will inform you about the changes that will be implemented from 1 June 2024 through the new Skilled Immigration Act.

All brief newsletters in the "News" section

Did you miss our last brief newsletter? No worries! The past issues can now also be found in our "News" section.

 

 

 

We want to constantly improve for you! Do you have any questions or suggestions? Write us at make-it@iwkoeln.de. Your contact persons are Vanessa Pohlmann, Michaelle Nintcheu and Rosalia Meztli Chino Flores.

German Economic Institute
Make it in Germany
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50668 Cologne
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