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Spouse reunification from abroad
If you have a residence permit for Germany, you can usually allow your foreign spouse/registered partner to join you
Reunification of children from abroad
Germans or foreigners who have a residence permit can have their foreign, underage and unmarried children join them.
Family reunification with EU citizens and nationals from Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein
You come from a so-called third country and want to move in with a family member who comes from an EU country or Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein.
Residence permit for family members of Germans
Foreign family members of Germans receive a residence permit for family reunification.
Settlement permit for family members of Germans
Under certain conditions, family members of Germans can apply for a settlement permit after three years of residence.
Residence permit - refugee status and travel document for refugees
If you have been recognised as a refugee under the Geneva Refugee Convention, you will receive a residence and travel permit for refugees.
Integration courses
Immigrants who speak little or no German but live here permanently and have a valid residence permit can take part in integration courses.
Entry and residence - Selected countries
Regulations for nationals of Australia, Israel, Japan, Canada, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the USA
Residence permit - admission promise from the federal government
If you have been granted admission, the Service Centre for Immigration and Naturalisation will issue you with a residence permit.
Accelerated skilled labour procedure
Do you want to hire or train a skilled worker who comes from a country outside the EU? Then you can carry out an accelerated procedure.