Legal contributions

The Düsseldorf table for 2025 provides for higher maintenance amounts for children. The changes take into account the increased need and ensure appropriate support.

You have an EU Blue Card, but your current job does not meet your expectations? Is your employer putting pressure on you or threatening to lose your residence permit? Don't worry: losing your job does not automatically mean losing your Blue Card or even having to leave the country.

In Germany, decisions on asylum applications from Syrian refugees have been suspended due to the uncertain situation in Syria. Those affected are faced with uncertainty regarding their asylum status and questions regarding residence rights and should therefore consider the options for asylum-independent residence permits or naturalization.

The Chancenkarte Deutschland is a new visa that allows qualified non-EU citizens to look for a job in Germany for up to one year. In our article, you will learn all about the requirements, the application process and how our law firm supports you step by step so that you can achieve your professional goals in Germany quickly and smoothly.

The EU Blue Card (Section 18g of the Residence Act) allows qualified professionals from non-EU countries access to the German labor market. An academic degree or equivalent qualifications, a specific job offer and a minimum salary are required.