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Hi if only your husband is working, but you both are registered as a couple then tax class 3 applies even if the other partner does not work. Hope this helps.

Sure, it's possible to finish a master's program in Germany in two years if you manage to complete all your subjects each semester and finish your project work/internship (which takes about 6 months) and your master's thesis (another 6 months) on time. However, finishing all your courses within just one year can be quite tough. Also, keep in mind that you might need to work part-time again to support yourself. With my personal experience, I would say for a 120 credits Masters course, you might need 3 years. The main difference between a 90-credit and a 120-credit master's program lies in the duration and the depth of study. A 120-credit program is likely to be more comprehensive, allowing for a more in-depth exploration of the subject matter and providing more elective courses or opportunities for specialization. A 90-credit program may be more condensed and may have fewer elective courses. Hope this helps!

Are there any body who have completed their 120 credits with in the span of 2 years? And 90 credits course is not so valuable and considerable compared to the 120 credits course ?​@@XploreGlobe_

Hi, You cannot do MS in Germany with a job seeker visa, you need a Student Visa to do MS in Germany

Hi, Once miru germany shift ayyaka, mee husband ki Family Reunion Visa (FRV) apply cheyyochu. Then your husband can come to Germany and search for a job. Hope this helps.

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Hi, there is scope for mechanical engineer jobs, as germany is the hub for automotive industry. With a good work experience of 3-5 years you can search for jobs in germany. Hope this helps!

Hello, there won't be any consulting agencies involved. You'll need to independently apply for jobs and attend interviews. I hope this information is helpful.

Hello, I recommend reviewing the websites of the universities you're interested in applying to. They typically provide explicit details on considering your IELTS score and will specify any German language requirements. Additionally, acquiring an APS certificate is necessary to validate your Indian educational qualifications. Generally, your BCom CGPA is not a significant factor, so it shouldn't pose an issue. Hope this helps!

Hi andi, it would be good if you have some knowledge of German B1/B2 level as your job might need to communicate with the customers which also include the locals. But as per my knowledge if you have English proficiency and can prove during your interview that you would be learning German language soon for your job, then it might not be a problem. Whether your job requires German or not will be stated in the job description, which should give you an idea which level of German knowledge is needed in your case.

Hi, yes of course you can work on a dependent visa.

Hi, as per my experience, I would suggest to have some work experience after your btech degree. 1 year of experience would be good but 2 years would be best to have. This helps you to achieve a part time job or internship in your technical field much easier if you want to do your masters in Germany. Same applies if you want to search a job as well

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Hi, It can take around 2-3 months of processing time depending on the consulate. Next step after successfully granting of visa would be, you should start searching for a accomodation to stay in a city of your choice in Germany. Once you land in Germany, you need to initially do few process such as city registration/anmeldung, opening of bank account, etc.

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Yes you can try applying for jobs from india itself and if you secure the job and company sponsors the visa, based on the salary you can apply for a blue card or a normal work permit

Yes there are options available for veterinary jobs, however you would need strong command on the German knowledge and also you might have some extra certifications done

Hi, as of current update only TUM is changing this from upcoming winter semester

Hi, yes there are also plenty of job openings for data analytics and MDM professionals in big cities like Berlin, Munich and Hamburg. Do also search for these postions in startups as well. You can search using websites like LinkedIN, Xing, Indeed and Stepstone.

Yes, first you would need to apply for a schengen visa, which on successful approval and once you land in Germnay, after finishing the city registration/anmeldung, you would need to convert this to JSV

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Pharmacy opportunities in Germany vary by location, with demand fluctuating based on your chosen city. Salaries depend on your level of expertise within the field. Key prerequisites include educational qualifications, proficiency in the German language, and a pharmacist license for practice

There is no tax for upto 10,900euros yearly salary. So, if you get 8000 euros salary per month, then definitely you are required to pay tax.

Hi, it is for yearly. As of 2023, yearly salary below 10,908 euros is not taxed. Hope this helps!