Germany Opportunity Card
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Eligibility Criteria
Language
Applicant must have either German language[Elementary Level] skills or English language skills at a proficient level.
Education
The applicant is required to be a Graduate and have a Bachelor's Degree from a recognised university
Age
The age limit for the Opportunity Card is between 18-40 years.
Germany's Opportunity Card grants qualified non-EU professionals up to one year to live in Germany while they look for a job—without a prior job offer needed. It not only provides access to multiple job opportunities in several sectors but also provides access to permanent residence for those who find work.
Why Choose Germany Opportunity Card
Work Life Balance
Pathway To PR
Good Income
Schengen Mobility
Fast Application
Safety Security
Visa Requirements
Documents
Passport
Proof of Funds
Visa Approval Timeline
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Note: Visa delays typically result from document errors or policy changes.
This data is based on first 1,000 enrollments received in 2024
How Visa Process work
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Step 1
Apply on TerraTernFill out our enquiry form, and our experts will reach out to assist you! -
Step 2
Counselling CallAfter checking your eligibility, you will receive a counselling call from our experts to discuss your options! -
Step 3
WebinarYou will be invited for a webinar for a detailed session with a certified immigration advisor to explore your options! -
Step 4
EnrollmentWe will be finalising the enrollment process on this step -
Step 5
Your Documents Are VerifiedYour documents will be verified by our legal team for accuracy and compliance. -
We’ll submit your visa to VFS for you
Step 6
Your Visa Gets ProcessedYour visa submission will be processed and submitted to the respective authorities. -
Add-on Benefits
Step 7
Job Search AssistanceGet personalised job search assistance to help you find the perfect opportunity! -
Step 8
Post Landing ServicesFly to your destination and enjoy our comprehensive post-landing services!
Success Statistics to Date
High-Paying Jobs in Germany
|
Job Title |
Salaries |
Average Pay |
|---|---|---|
| Petroleum Engineer | €70,000 - €120,000 | €95,000 |
| Accountant | €45,000 - €100,000 | €65,000 |
| Neurosurgeon | €200,000 - €400,000 | €300,000 |
| Software Architect | €80,000 - €150,000 | €110,000 |
| Construction Manager | €75,000 - €150,000 | €80,000 |
Visa Rejection Reasons
Factors that can get your visa rejected
Lack of Financial Evidence
Having no proof that one has sufficient money to spend during their stay, either through bank statements or financial guarantees, will result in a visa denial.
Inadequate or Inaccurate Documentation
Failure to prepare proper or inadequate documents leads to a direct rejection since all the documentation has to be perfect.
Previous Violation of Visa or Criminal Record
Staying beyond visa, breaching immigration rules, or even having a criminal record previously can be another important reason for your visa denial.
Failure to Provide Strong Ties in Your Country
Inability to show any strong personal, professional, or financial connections to your home country may raise a question over your intention to return.
Improper Justification of Purpose for Visit
Failure or ambiguity in explaining the purposes for visiting a country or failing to provide evidence like itineraries or invitation letters may result in your visa rejection.
Frequently Asked Questions
As the holder of an Opportunity Card, you are not automatically entitled to have your family join you. This is only possible if you change from the Opportunity Card to another residence title. If you apply for the Opportunity Card together with your spouse, children may come to Germany with you.
The German authorities can issue as many Opportunity Cards as they wish. However, this may change if the demand is high. If there is too much demand for Opportunity Cards, the authorities are permitted to impose a specific quota.
The Opportunity Card allows you to work in Germany rather than take up studies. If you want to study in Germany, you must apply and be accepted for a degree program.
The duration of stay in Germany with the Opportunity Card is exactly one year. An extension is possible for up to two years under certain circumstances. If you have already held the Opportunity Card but left Germany after that, you can apply again (after a break of at least one year).
Germany Opportunity Card
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Process
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