Can I get an EU Blue Card after studying in Germany?

Yes, you can get an EU Blue Card after completing your studies and getting a job offer in your field with required salary in Germany. After you get a valid job offer, you will be eligible to apply for the EU Blue card.

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Requirements to apply for an EU Blue Card for an international student in Germany:

• Course completion certificate from a German university.
• A valid job offer related to the field of study.
• The job offer should meet the minimum annual salary requirements of €45,300, or €43,759.80 in fields like IT or engineering.
• Apply before the current student residence permit expires.

Documents needed:

• Valid passport
• German University degree
• Valid Job offer and German employment contract
• Proof of health insurance
• Proof of accommodation
• CV and completed application form

What is the acceptance percentage of EU Blue Card for International students in Germany?

Germany issues the highest number of EU Blue Cards compared to other EU countries, providing around 78% per year for skilled non-EU professionals, including graduates with eligible jobs.

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Over 89,000 EU Blue Cards were issued in 2023, with Germany leading the list.

Steps to convert a Germany Student Visa to EU Blue Card

Step 1: Course completion certificate from a recognized German university.

Step 2: Secure a full-time job offer relevant to the field of study.

Step 3: Meet the minimum salary threshold of €43,739

Step 4: Gather all the checklist of documents (valid passport, job offer, educational certificate, proof of salary, health insurance, and current residence permit)

Step 5: Submit your application at the local Ausländerbehörde (Foreigners’ Office) before your student visa expires.

Step 6: Once approved, you’ll receive the EU Blue Card, which allows you to live and work in Europe.

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EU Blue Card to PR Pathway

Studying in Germany can lead to permanent residency through the EU Blue Card. After completing your degree and finding a qualified job, you can apply for the EU Blue Card. With it, you can live and work in Germany and apply for PR after 21–33 months.

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