Skilled worker - Job Seeker - Germany forum

Basant90s · 2025-07-04T15:57:05+02:00

Explore tips for securing a job in Germany as a skilled worker. Share experiences and find companies hiring non-EU citizens with relocation support.

Skilled worker - Job Seeker

Basant90s New member

Member since 04 July 2025

Basant90sNew member04 July 2025 13:57:05

Hey everyone around the world ^-^

I鈥檓 here hoping to connect with people who鈥檝e already made the move to Germany or know the best steps to take. I鈥檝e been working in the tourism industry since 2017, and over the past few years, I鈥檝e focused on gaining international experience and preparing myself for the next step 鈥� moving to Germany.

I鈥檝e studied German on my own up to a B2 level, and my goal is to secure a long-term job contract in order to apply for a visa and relocate the right way. This is currently my biggest challenge, and I鈥檇 truly appreciate any guidance, referrals, or personal experiences from anyone who鈥檚 been in a similar situation.

I鈥檓 especially looking for:

Companies that hire non-EU citizens and provide relocation support

Advice on job-seeking platforms, visa options, or networking tips

Anyone open to connecting and sharing what worked for them

Thanks in advance

Bhavna Team

Member since 01 June 2015

BhavnaTeam04 July 2025 15:47:39

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@Basant90s

Hi and welcome on board !

Feel free to read the Germany Guide, in particular articles pertaining to work to know about you can land a job : Living in Germany: the ultimate expat guide

All the best

Bhavna

beppi Germany/Singapore Expert

Member since 08 August 2010

Germany & Singapore Expert

beppiGermany/Singapore Expert04 July 2025 16:39:57

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It's tough to find a job from abroad, especially in the tourism industry (which is necessarily very local).

Therefore, I recommend you come here on a separate visa first (e.g. language course - tourists expect C1 or even C2 in German) and start looking for a job when you are here.

Good luck

Ing. Ovie Shaire Member

Member since 29 December 2021

Ing. Ovie ShaireMember04 July 2025 19:20:42

@Basant90s

Its, nice that you have lernt the German language, at least you have crossed the greatest hurdle. what you need now is to get your qualifications assessed to the German educational framework then get the recognition. You can now use the opportunity card route. All the best...