What is the difference between Niederlassungserlaubnis & Daueraufenthalt-EU ?
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- What is the difference between Niederlassungserlaubnis & Daueraufenthalt-EU ? #Permanentresidence [ ⬇OPEN FOR MORE ⬇ ]. It is a podcast about the difference between Permanent Residence vs EU Permanent Residence Permit
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00:00 Introduction
01:21 What is Permanent Residence Permit ?
02:44 PR vs EU-PR
02:56 How much Freedom each Permit offers?
03:31 Expiry of PR & EU-PR
05:01 Conditions to Get EU-PR
05:59 Other Features of EU-PR
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The difference of 6 months and 12 months outside of EU was new to me... Thanks for the info and the video!
This was the most comprehensive video I have seen! Thank you so much, and I appreciate that you used both the german word (Niederlassungserlaubnis and Dauerhaft EU) and their English equivalent.
Thank you
You are doing good job Arun. God bless you
Really very informative. Thanks for your Contributions....
Thank you
Very helpful and to the point
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Can you please make videos on German citizenship requirements and it’s upcoming changes? The new government last year mentioned in their manifestos that they are going to give citizenship in 5 years instead of 8 years. Secondly option for dual nationality.
I think this bill is not passed yet and might have delayed due to Ukraine war. Can you please try to get information off its status and make a video? That will be support hit video for you as well as viewers 😉.
Hi Arun, Very informative video 👍👍
Can you also make one video on "If we should take company insurance schemes if not planning to stay in Germany until retirement". There's been a lot of confusion if we can withdraw that money immediately while leaving the country or it can only be withdrawn after retirement.
Hi, thanks for the information, please I wish to enquire if a holder of a resident permit, married to a German can be excluded from paying fees as an eu student. Or do they also have to pay fees like a non_ eu person
Hi Arun, thanks for the info. I guess it will also be worth mentioning/clarifying that with EU-PR one cannot work/access Ireland/Denmark (or previously the UK).
thanks for adding update
Thank you so much! Finally it is more or less clear! Thank you! Just one question. If I move with this EU permanent permit from Germany to work in another EU country, would it be possible to come back to Germany in case I would change my mind? Or if you are moving you have to exchange the document to the one, temporary, from another country?
Thank you 🙏
Hi Arun, did you also made video on how to get Crèche fee discount. If yes can you share that link. Thanks!
Hi Arun,
Nice informative video :)
Can you please tell me the difference between the Niederlassungserslaubnis 18C Abs1 and 18C Abs2 S3 (Hochqualifizierte)?
Just a small addition for example, if you work for 2 years in germany and then 3 yrs in Netherlands, then one can still be eligible for EU PR . The condition is one needs to stay a minimum of 18 months in a single country so that your stay will be counted.
You are not eligible for EU PR because you broke residency in one of the EU countries and moved to other country. But in 2024 EU is proposing a new law which will retrospectively take into account all EU residence and may support towards getting faster EU citizenship in the new country of your residence ..but this is in draft proposal. And individual EU member state may or may not accept this proposal.
Very useful video, thanks a lot. Question : If EU PR is issued from another EU member state (example : Austria or Hungary), is it same 6 years rule valid as well or it is valid for only EU PR issued in Germany ? Thanks alot
Thanks for making this video. I have a small question. Hope for your kind reply. If I plan to leave Germany and at the same time hold my EU Permanent Residence by paying a visit to Germany once (for a few days) per year, is that possible? Thanks in advance.
Great video, but 1 thing is still not clarified:
Can someone (having 21 months of social (Renten Versicherung) contribution paid and B1 level German certification in Germany) apply for EU PR ?
Very useful video, thanks a lot. My question : If EU PR is issued from another EU member state (example : Germany), if I go to work to Austria on permanent role, do I use the Germany EU PR? does time spent in Germany will count in Austria for passport or similar issues. what about contract job in Austria? Thanks alot
Hi Arun, nice info.
May be one suggestion for next video. Recently I applied for Niederlassungserlaubnis. There was an option given to either keep both Blue card and Niederlassungserlaubnis. Or you can return the Blue card. I was not sure what are the advantages or disadvantages of this.
One thing which I came to know was that once you have Niederlassungserlaubnis then calling a dependent means he/she has to have German knowledge. Which is not the case with Blue card. But these are all speculation. When asked to KVR, till date I am waiting for an answer. May be you can put this info in the next video.
Thanks
Suchir
Thanks for feedback
hi suchir whats update on Niederlassungserlaubnis have you got it,if yes how much days processing it took
Thanks so much for this video, very informative. Just one question from me: Do we need to pay the compulsory or voluntary contributions to statutory pension insurance for at least 60 months to get this EU permit? I am asking because I‘ve been living in Germany for 5 years but only paying pension insurance for 3 years (my first 2 years were spent doing my Master). Thanks in advance for your answer 😊
Yes one has to pay 60 months
I have lived 5years and have pass the einbürgerungstest. Could you tell me what is rhe next step where to apply?
Hi Arun, thxx again for making informative video.lets say if someone has EU PR & after living 8 years in both Germany or any other Europe country, can someone still eligible for German citizenship? Thanks for an answer.
Yes u can have german citizenship
What’s the additional use for PR if I plan to stay only for 3-5 years. Are there any other advantages which we may not benefit from if we are continuing extend the blue card?
If only 3 to 5 years not much benefit
Hi Arun, thanks for making these informative videos. It's really helpful. I have a question regarding getting VAT ID. Currently I am working with a company and on a blue card residence permit. It's been only 24 months since I came to Germany so I don't have the permanent residence card. I wanted to know whether I am eligible to apply for VAT ID knowing that I am working with a company as a full time employee? I was doing some research around it but couldn't find anything. I want to sell some of my photo prints online but they need VAT ID in order to get paid. Could you please help me with this? Thanks in advance!
Ya in blue card also u can get it after certain period. Just check with your auslaenderamt when can u do parallely something
Amazing info. Thank you Brother. One question though. If I have a normal Permanent Residence from Portugal, then can I apply for EU Permanent Residence in Netherlands or Germany without having to complete additional 5 years there ?
really sorry but that only a immigration lawyer can confirm
Hi Arun, is the condition of 5 years in germany..include ICT visa stay or it considers only blue card or pr for 5 years stay in germany for eu pr
Blue card usually
Hi Arun, one of your regular subscribers hete. Currently I have an EU blue card In Germany and wanted to move to Netherlands and am aware that if I spent more than 2 year it will be counted in Netherlands. However I am about to get Neiderlassungserlaubnis but if I move to Netherlands after this will be period be counted in Netherlands if I land a job there?
Hey, i have a question, but firstly i want so say great Video. Ok so i am living in Austria and i have the EU PR card. So if i want to work in Germany for less than 90 days what do i have to do? I want to do an internship at a Company there for 12 weeks. Do i need to apply for work permission or can i just go there and do my internship which is paid. Where do i apply and how long does it take to get the permission?
Contact the local auslaenderamt of the German city they will give u papers to work if required. It should not take long. Otherwise u dont need a visa in EU PR
hi one query,i applied for pr basis 33 months blue card+tax paid+A1+certificate leben in germany ,its more than 40 days no update,what is avg and max processing time,from same office my colleague got in 25 days
It is case to case dependent some can be longer
Hi Arun , for normal Resident permit , will it a card like EU blue card or what’s the name of resident permit card? Or it wil also says aufthenstitel? Only ! Can normal resident permit holders can get Citizenship by finishing c2 in German ?
aufenhaltstitel is the common name. yes normal resident can also get citizenship
How many months pension contributions are necessary for EU permanent residence ? Thanks.
60 months
Let's say a person is eligible to apply for both German PR and EU settlement permit. Does getting a German PR have any advantage over the other?
Nope.
Hi 👋
I have a portugal permanent residence can i get residence card in germany based on that ?
So that means the EU Dauerhaft is considered “better” than the Niederlassungserlaubnis then?
hi How many years does it take to qualify for the ordinary permanent residence
On blue card 21 months with B1 and 33 months without B1
Can we work in Swiss with EU PR?
Arun, can i apply for Daueraufenthalt if i already have Niederlassungserlaubnis?
Yes u may
Is B1 certificate mandatory for Daueraufenthalt-EU? I have A2 certification.
yes , thats the rule
Hi
If I apply both ? Can I ? Please give me information.
not possible unfortunately
Hi, i have Iceland’s travel document can i apply asylum in Germany please bro tell in detail is this possible? Will Germany accept me or send me back to Iceland. Since i moved to Iceland my depression level is so high because of Iceland’s worst weather.
Do you have to work for more than 6 months to keep your PR valid..? Or you can just come and go back every 6 months and keep it valid..?
U should not be away for 6 months at a stretch
@@iliveingermany So basically I can be away for let's say 5 months come back do some work for 1 month and go. And repeat..?
@@coronavirus1621 yup
Hey does anyone know: does the Dauerhaft EU have the same unemployment rights as the Niederlassungserlaubnis? Thank you 🙏
In what terms
@@iliveingermany with the Dauerhaft EU, would you also get the Arbeitslosengeld I for one year and then the Hartz IV after that?
@@riveryoung2061 ya u should
Hi brother I have Italy work permit like I can eligible to work in Germnay or apply for visa how you move in Germany kindly guide me Thank you
To apply for PR, do we definitely need to have A1 and 33 months or any exceptions of A1? I will be completing 33 months soon.
As per my knowledge A1 is asked
Yes A1 is required
You also need EU Blue card for 33 months
After 3 years, you will be A1
Hi Arun, can someone with 3yrs RP + 2 yrs Blue Card Running in Germany + B1, eligible for EU PR?
ya definitely
@@iliveingermany thanks Arun
Hello, I read that if you have the Niederlassungserlaubnis and you are married with a german citizen you can stay longer than 6 months outside of Germany, is that true?
not read something like that
According to § 51 Beendigung der Rechtmäßigkeit des Aufenthalts; Fortgeltung von Beschränkungen, if you're holding a Niederlanssungserlaubnis for more than 15yrs, there is no time limit on how long you can stay outside Germany.
(1) Der Aufenthaltstitel erlischt in folgenden Fällen:
1.
Ablauf seiner Geltungsdauer,
2.
Eintritt einer auflösenden Bedingung,
3.
Rücknahme des Aufenthaltstitels,
4.
Widerruf des Aufenthaltstitels,
5.
Ausweisung des Ausländers,
5a.
Bekanntgabe einer Abschiebungsanordnung nach § 58a,
6.
wenn der Ausländer aus einem seiner Natur nach nicht vorübergehenden Grunde ausreist,
7.
wenn der Ausländer ausgereist und nicht innerhalb von sechs Monaten oder einer von der Ausländerbehörde bestimmten längeren Frist wieder eingereist ist,
8.
wenn ein Ausländer nach Erteilung eines Aufenthaltstitels gemäß der §§ 22, 23 oder § 25 Abs. 3 bis 5 einen Asylantrag stellt;
ein für mehrere Einreisen oder mit einer Geltungsdauer von mehr als 90 Tagen erteiltes Visum erlischt nicht nach den Nummern 6 und 7.
(1a) Die Gültigkeit einer nach § 19 erteilten ICT-Karte erlischt nicht nach Absatz 1 Nummer 6 und 7, wenn der Ausländer von der in der Richtlinie 2014/66/EU vorgesehenen Möglichkeit Gebrauch macht, einen Teil des unternehmensinternen Transfers in einem anderen Mitgliedstaat der Europäischen Union durchzuführen. Die Gültigkeit einer nach § 16b oder § 18d erteilten Aufenthaltserlaubnis erlischt nicht nach Absatz 1 Nummer 6 und 7, wenn der Ausländer von der in der Richtlinie (EU) 2016/801 vorgesehenen Möglichkeit Gebrauch macht, einen Teil des Studiums oder des Forschungsvorhabens in einem anderen Mitgliedstaat der Europäischen Union durchzuführen.
(2) Die Niederlassungserlaubnis eines Ausländers, der sich mindestens 15 Jahre rechtmäßig im Bundesgebiet aufgehalten hat sowie die Niederlassungserlaubnis seines mit ihm in ehelicher Lebensgemeinschaft lebenden Ehegatten erlöschen nicht nach Absatz 1 Nr. 6 und 7, wenn deren Lebensunterhalt gesichert ist und kein Ausweisungsinteresse nach § 54 Absatz 1 Nummer 2 bis 5 oder Absatz 2 Nummer 5 bis 7 besteht. Die Niederlassungserlaubnis eines mit einem Deutschen in ehelicher Lebensgemeinschaft lebenden Ausländers erlischt nicht nach Absatz 1 Nr. 6 und 7, wenn kein Ausweisungsinteresse nach § 54 Absatz 1 Nummer 2 bis 5 oder Absatz 2 Nummer 5 bis 7 besteht. Zum Nachweis des Fortbestandes der Niederlassungserlaubnis stellt die Ausländerbehörde am Ort des letzten gewöhnlichen Aufenthalts auf Antrag eine Bescheinigung aus.
Please I want to know the difference between eu family permit and eu permanent residence because I have EU family permit
What you mean by eu family permit
My wife is from Poland and she lives in Germany more than 10 years and we got married last year and I was given 5 years German residence permit and in my permit it was written EU family
@@samuelokorie6756 i can only assume it is a German resident permit with limited validity. Am i correct or is it a different visa
@@iliveingermany ok I will join you on Facebook or Instagram so I can send you the photo
Can someone get both at the same time?
Dont think so
Thanks