There can be many reasons why foreign citizens want to move to Germany for permanent residence. However, getting permanent residence is not an easy task. The German government has established quite strict laws, according to which obtaining permanent residence is possible only in some cases.
Instructions
Step 1
You have the opportunity to move to Germany for permanent residence if you are an ethnic German (that is, if your ancestors were German). However, in this case, you will have to provide strong evidence that you are indeed ethnic German (this must be documentary evidence, extracts from the archives, for example).
Step 2
A highly qualified specialist has a high probability of getting permanent residence in Germany. It is also necessary to find an employer who will be ready to take care of all the paperwork and the call. In addition, if you are planning to start your own business in Germany, you are eligible for permanent residence.
Step 3
Studying at a university and further employment can give you a chance to get permanent residence in Germany. However, in this case, a considerable amount of money will be required, since tuition may be paid (each federal state leaves it at its discretion), living in the country is also not cheap, and if you do not find a job immediately after graduating from a university or any other educational institution, for some time and do have to live, at least not "on a grand scale."
Step 4
Those who have citizenship in any country of the European Union have the right to leave for permanent residence, as well as Germans who once lost their German citizenship. In addition, those who want to reunite with a family (parents, children, spouse) already living in Germany for permanent residence can obtain a permanent residence permit.
