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I'm going through the same shit rn :') I'd been waiting for the Migrationsamt to answer for 8 months and finally got a response after getting a lawyer involved 😅 Now I have finally started the process which is still gonna take long... they're so annoying 😂
Sé muy bien por lo que están pasando, porque para poder estar en Estados Unidos con mi ahora esposo tardé 1 año y 9 meses 😢 comprometida solicitando la visa de fiance (K1) que luego de pandemia, tardó todo ese tiempo cuando antes de ella, te la daban en seis meses! Al fin ya tuve mi entrevista el mes pasado y me casé hace 2 semanas ❤ estamos muyyy felices 🎉🎉🎉 🥳 en fin, esto del amor internacional es así 😅 suerte chicos!!!😊
Under EU law yes. But can be pain to prove in the individual European country from a paperwork point of view. I was almost denied boarding on a flight with my EU husband because at the time I did not have EU passport. Only when manager in back did research , she came out and said I was right. Sometimes local officials do not know the EU law and that is where u run into problems on daily basis. U need the paperwork to get yourself out of weird situations where people are ignorant.
Once you are married to a German it‘s quite easy to obtain German citizenship. My Mexican did it about a year or two after we got married, wasn’t a big deal not even a test was required. And since the Mexican government wouldn’t let her out of her Mexican citizenship, she now has two passports (her Mexican one expired about a decade ago but she never renewed it since the costs are pretty high if you live abroad. Using the German passport abroad is more convenient though).
The equivalent of the Fxxxxxxx is called “recepisse “ in France… and I lived with one for ONE YEAR since my visa was not ready during all this time so sorry but I dont think Germany is the king of burocracy… FRANCE IS! (In Europe at least) 😅😅
No es algo único de Alemania, todos los países europeos son así, Italia es peormente conocido por tener una burocracia lentísima y además el servicio es pésimo, te tratan como chancla.
Si Janik trabajó al menos 6 meses en algún otro país perteneciente a la Unión Europea y tiene los documentos de pago del patrón, puedes aplicar al derecho Europeo y no al Alemán, te dan un Aufenthaltskarte válida por 5 años y la siguiente es por 10, a mi me tardaron 3 semanas en entregarla. Suerte.
Interesting, I live in Germany and never heard about Fiktionsbescheinigung. I would love to see another video about the paperwork that comes for a foreigner (mexican) to live/work in Germany. 🥺🙏🙏
I'm very fortunate that after I moved to Munich on a Blue Card work visa that I got an Auslanderbehörde appointment for an Aufenhaltstitel 6 weeks after submitting my documents. Then got my Aufenhaltstitel 7 weeks after my appointment. But I have colleagues that started and moved before me that still don't have an appointment and no Fiktional visa.
In their case yes, I agree. But the law has to be same for anyone. And citizenship afaik is never granted just as part of a marrying a citizen, only a residence permit. Citizenship can be applied for later at some point. Sham marriages are extremely wide spread, so there are rules in place to prevent those. Don't ask me what they are exactly, but afaik there's even things like visiting the married couple at home unannouced in the early morning to check if they are actually living together or are just married on paper, questioning the neighbors, asking both partners seperate from one another how and where they met, what their hopes and dreams as couple are etc. There are often cases where for example a German get's payed like 20-50k € to marry someone, then pretend to live together until permanent residence is granted and then they go their separate ways. So I see why citizenship would not be granted just like that, but I still don't see why everything has to be so unnecessarily complicated and painfully slow...
The residence process for family reunification must go through during the first 90 days after entering the European Union, embassies always recommend making an appointment at the migration office of the city where you are going to live in Germany at the time of issuing the visa. , to avoid the expiration of the visa and have to carry out the process from scratch.
Vivo en Stuttgart y aquí la gente tiene que acampar desde la noche anterior para tener la posibilidad de conseguir una cita en el Ausländerbehörde y que les den una Fiktionsbescheinigung :´(
Ich verstehe das Problem nicht wirklich. Habt ihr euch denn nicht gleich nach eurer Eheschließung, spätestens nach den Flitterwochen darum gekümmert, daß Joss ihren deutschen Pass bekommt? Also auch andere Paare, die in ähnlicher Konstellation im Ausland geheiratet haben, hatten offenbar nie ein solches Problem....???
Joss, I am confused so with which visa or legal situation where you living all this time in Germany after you finished your studies? How long can you stay in Germany without a visa after graduation?
Genauso ist es (spreche aus Erfahrung). Aber wenn man das macht, hat man ja keinen Content mehr und kann sich nicht negativ über deutsche Behörden auslassen. It’s all about clicks.
Estar casado con un ciudadano alemán no garantiza qué puedas vivir en 🇩🇪 , necesitas cumplir todos los requisitos da igual si estas casado o no, conozco extranjeros casados con alemanes qué llevan 2 años tratando de obtener una visa de reunificación familiar para poder vivir con su pareja en 🇩🇪.
Well, why don’t you use the right of free movement within the EU. Move for three month to another EU Country an give Germany the finger. Just Google it: Freizügigkeit innerhalb der EU. When you come back to Germany she will receive a 5 Year Visa without the any other requirements such as A1 or something. I know what I’m talking about, my did. the same with my non EU wife
I am sincerely concerned about this: I thought you are not allowed to leave Germany with a Fiktionsbescheinigung 😭 and I stayed confined in Hamburg for 3 months🥲
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Gosh, I hope you get your passport renewed, Joss. Wouldn't be able to travel to other countries without it.
I'm going through the same shit rn :') I'd been waiting for the Migrationsamt to answer for 8 months and finally got a response after getting a lawyer involved 😅 Now I have finally started the process which is still gonna take long... they're so annoying 😂
Sé muy bien por lo que están pasando, porque para poder estar en Estados Unidos con mi ahora esposo tardé 1 año y 9 meses 😢 comprometida solicitando la visa de fiance (K1) que luego de pandemia, tardó todo ese tiempo cuando antes de ella, te la daban en seis meses! Al fin ya tuve mi entrevista el mes pasado y me casé hace 2 semanas ❤ estamos muyyy felices 🎉🎉🎉 🥳 en fin, esto del amor internacional es así 😅 suerte chicos!!!😊
If you are married to a German, doesn’t that give you the right to live with him in Germany! That’s so weird to know
Under EU law yes. But can be pain to prove in the individual European country from a paperwork point of view. I was almost denied boarding on a flight with my EU husband because at the time I did not have EU passport. Only when manager in back did research , she came out and said I was right. Sometimes local officials do not know the EU law and that is where u run into problems on daily basis. U need the paperwork to get yourself out of weird situations where people are ignorant.
Once you are married to a German it‘s quite easy to obtain German citizenship. My Mexican did it about a year or two after we got married, wasn’t a big deal not even a test was required. And since the Mexican government wouldn’t let her out of her Mexican citizenship, she now has two passports (her Mexican one expired about a decade ago but she never renewed it since the costs are pretty high if you live abroad. Using the German passport abroad is more convenient though).
The equivalent of the Fxxxxxxx is called “recepisse “ in France… and I lived with one for ONE YEAR since my visa was not ready during all this time so sorry but I dont think Germany is the king of burocracy… FRANCE IS! (In Europe at least) 😅😅
hola chicos, podrán hacer un vídeo sobre el proceso para la visa por reunificación familiar por favor.
entiendo todos esos procesos, vivo een Holanda y pasamos 8 meses con todo ese proceso de las visas, viajando un dolor de cabeza, animos, buen video
The best part, is that we get to pay for the fiktionsbescheinigung ☹️😂.
Mucha suerte Yoss!🇲🇽💗
No es algo único de Alemania, todos los países europeos son así, Italia es peormente conocido por tener una burocracia lentísima y además el servicio es pésimo, te tratan como chancla.
Si Janik trabajó al menos 6 meses en algún otro país perteneciente a la Unión Europea y tiene los documentos de pago del patrón, puedes aplicar al derecho Europeo y no al Alemán, te dan un Aufenthaltskarte válida por 5 años y la siguiente es por 10, a mi me tardaron 3 semanas en entregarla. Suerte.
Oh no I’m praying for you guys to get it worked out
Yooooo! The editing of this video is insane! Like a mini movie! Congrats on the permit!
Interesting, I live in Germany and never heard about Fiktionsbescheinigung. I would love to see another video about the paperwork that comes for a foreigner (mexican) to live/work in Germany. 🥺🙏🙏
Que bonito! Tienen muchas cosas que compartir, los dos muy inteligentes! Felicidades!
Confusing? Can’t Joss stay legally and indefinitely given the fact that she is married to Janik (a German and EU citizen?)
I'm very fortunate that after I moved to Munich on a Blue Card work visa that I got an Auslanderbehörde appointment for an Aufenhaltstitel 6 weeks after submitting my documents. Then got my Aufenhaltstitel 7 weeks after my appointment. But I have colleagues that started and moved before me that still don't have an appointment and no Fiktional visa.
Omg why so many problems? She is your WIFE!!! dude, your wife!! Germany sucks to be honest🙄 she should get her citizenship right away
Jaaaa! Germany ! It is a lost Case so far. Slow as a turtle 🐢
In their case yes, I agree. But the law has to be same for anyone. And citizenship afaik is never granted just as part of a marrying a citizen, only a residence permit. Citizenship can be applied for later at some point.
Sham marriages are extremely wide spread, so there are rules in place to prevent those. Don't ask me what they are exactly, but afaik there's even things like visiting the married couple at home unannouced in the early morning to check if they are actually living together or are just married on paper, questioning the neighbors, asking both partners seperate from one another how and where they met, what their hopes and dreams as couple are etc.
There are often cases where for example a German get's payed like 20-50k € to marry someone, then pretend to live together until permanent residence is granted and then they go their separate ways.
So I see why citizenship would not be granted just like that, but I still don't see why everything has to be so unnecessarily complicated and painfully slow...
The residence process for family reunification must go through during the first 90 days after entering the European Union, embassies always recommend making an appointment at the migration office of the city where you are going to live in Germany at the time of issuing the visa. , to avoid the expiration of the visa and have to carry out the process from scratch.
Vivo en Stuttgart y aquí la gente tiene que acampar desde la noche anterior para tener la posibilidad de conseguir una cita en el Ausländerbehörde y que les den una Fiktionsbescheinigung :´(
Ich denke ihr seid verheiratet, da habt ihr doch die Deutsche Staatsbürgerschaft! Oder sehe ich das falsch?
Ich verstehe das Problem nicht wirklich. Habt ihr euch denn nicht gleich nach eurer Eheschließung, spätestens nach den Flitterwochen darum gekümmert, daß Joss ihren deutschen Pass bekommt? Also auch andere Paare, die in ähnlicher Konstellation im Ausland geheiratet haben, hatten offenbar nie ein solches Problem....???
I don’t even bother to read that f… smth word😂😂😂
I hope you got to record a little bit from Denmark. Otherwise you will have to go back 😏
Ooh would've loved to see you there in Denmark, if it was Copenhagen that is.. Hope all goes well! ❤
Are you married by German law? Or was it just a marriage video, anything legal?
Joss, I am confused so with which visa or legal situation where you living all this time in Germany after you finished your studies? How long can you stay in Germany without a visa after graduation?
I love you guys 💖💖💖
i love notion, makes my life so simple and help me plan my week, month.... happy u got the permitt!!!!
Decir que se a a quedar unos días ilegalmente en un canal de TH-cam que ven miles de personas no parece una buena idea xd
Ya bajé Notion, me convenció el eslogan de Janik
Aqui en Suiza me sorprende lo rapido que son para muchos tramites, a mi me tardaron solo 1 mes en darme mi ID Suizo donde dice que soy residente.
fiktionsbescheinigung sounds like a work of fiktion....
Good for u guys i was scared for the title 😅
Saludos !!! Que vayan todo
Súper !
Jajaja que chido!!!!🎉🎉😁😁
Pero es otra etapa. Una muy buena ❤
Pff in Spain it took me almost 2 years 😂. Hope you get yours soon!
Lol
Llegué temprano ❤
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Los amooo
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Que difícil 😢
aber wieso heiratet ihr nicht in standesamt? dann ist alles easy!!!!!
Genauso ist es (spreche aus Erfahrung). Aber wenn man das macht, hat man ja keinen Content mehr und kann sich nicht negativ über deutsche Behörden auslassen. It’s all about clicks.
Joss, pero no por ser mexicana tienes derecho de estar hasta por 6 meses en territorio Schengen?
Son 90 días con pasaporte mexicano.
3 meses nada mas
Puede pagar una prórroga para estar 3 meses más como turista.
En serio... si edtas casada co. Aleman
Estar casado con un ciudadano alemán no garantiza qué puedas vivir en 🇩🇪 , necesitas cumplir todos los requisitos da igual si estas casado o no, conozco extranjeros casados con alemanes qué llevan 2 años tratando de obtener una visa de reunificación familiar para poder vivir con su pareja en 🇩🇪.
Muchísimas felicidades por todos sus proyectos estado haciendo codas geniales,gracias por hacernos parte de ellas ❤🎉
Next time is the definitive one❤❤ sending love from Paris ❤❤❤
Well, why don’t you use the right of free movement within the EU. Move for three month to another EU Country an give Germany the finger. Just Google it: Freizügigkeit innerhalb der EU. When you come back to Germany she will receive a 5 Year Visa without the any other requirements such as A1 or something. I know what I’m talking about, my did. the same with my non EU wife
I am sincerely concerned about this: I thought you are not allowed to leave Germany with a Fiktionsbescheinigung 😭 and I stayed confined in Hamburg for 3 months🥲