Can Axis Group
Germany Work Permit &
EU Blue Card
Germany's Skilled Immigration Act and the EU Blue Card give qualified professionals and their families a direct route to live, work, and eventually settle permanently in Europe's largest economy.
Other Benefits
A stable, high-wage economy with one of Europe's fastest routes to permanent residency for skilled professionals.
Europe's Largest Economy
Access one of the world's strongest job markets, with demand across engineering, IT, healthcare, and skilled trades.
Fast Track to Settlement
EU Blue Card holders with strong German language skills can qualify for permanent residency in as little as 21–27 months.
Family Reunification
Spouses and children can join with simplified visa procedures and, in many cases, immediate work rights.
Recognised Qualifications
The Skilled Immigration Act widened eligibility to vocational and non-academic qualifications recognised in Germany.
EU Mobility
After time on an EU Blue Card, holders gain enhanced mobility to work in other EU member states.
Strong Social Protections
Access to Germany's public healthcare, pension, and social insurance systems from day one of employment.
No Investment Required
Eligibility is based on your qualifications and job offer — not on capital investment or a minimum net worth.
Process Timeline — EU Blue Card / Work Permit
Eligibility Assessment & Qualification Recognition Check
Secure a Qualifying Job Offer from a German Employer
Visa Application at the German Consulate
Document & Health Insurance Verification
Visa Approval & Entry to Germany
Register Residence & Convert to Residence Permit
Cost Overview
| Cost Component | Approximate Cost |
|---|---|
| National (D) Visa Application Fee | €75–€100 |
| Residence Permit / Blue Card Issuance Fee | €100–€140 |
| Qualification Recognition (if required) | €100–€600, varies by profession |
| Health Insurance (mandatory) | From €110 per month |
| Minimum Gross Annual Salary (EU Blue Card, general) | Approx. €48,300 (2026 threshold, indicative) |
| Minimum Gross Annual Salary (shortage occupations) | Approx. €43,700 (2026 threshold, indicative) |
| Additional Costs | Translations, apostilles, relocation, and legal support |
Germany
Germany is Europe's economic powerhouse — home to global engineering and technology brands, a robust manufacturing base, and a growing demand for skilled international talent across IT, healthcare, and the trades.
Beyond the workplace, Germany offers world-class infrastructure, free or low-cost public universities, excellent healthcare, and easy access to the rest of the European Union — making it a strong long-term base for professionals and their families.
What Our Clients Say
Thank you Can Axis for guidance and giving me helpful advice to migrate to my favourite destination country. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking reliable and compassionate immigration assistance.
I had a great experience with Can Axis Immigration. Thank you to the entire team for your support — I am so happy to have received my visa. Thank you to everyone who supported me throughout this journey.
I tried a lot of agencies that process visas, and a lot of them provided unnecessary information — it was a real struggle. Not until I spoke with the Can Axis team, they were of great help.
Everything You Need to Know
The EU Blue Card is a residence and work permit for highly qualified non-EU professionals with a recognised university degree (or comparable experience) and a qualifying job offer above a set salary threshold.
German language skills are not mandatory to obtain the permit, but they speed up settlement eligibility and are often expected by employers, especially outside large multinational firms.
Yes. Spouses and children can apply for family reunification visas, and spouses generally receive the right to work without needing separate proof of language skills in many cases.
Once a qualifying job offer is secured, visa processing typically takes 4–12 weeks depending on the consulate and qualification recognition requirements.
Yes — the Skilled Immigration Act also opened a pathway for people with recognised vocational qualifications and a job offer matching their trained profession.
Ready to Work in Germany?
Speak with our Dubai-based advisory team about EU Blue Card and Skilled Immigration Act eligibility — in confidence, with no obligation.