Jobs in GERMANY

Warehouse (Cloth): 13 Euros/hr

Accommodation:200euros/month

Food: Not provided

Working Hours: 8 hrs (Mon - Fri)

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CONSTRUCTION HELPER: 12 Euros/hr

Accommodation: FREE

Food: Not provided

Working Hours: 8 hrs (Mon - Fri)

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CHICKEN FACT HELPER: 12 Euros/hr

Accommodation: FREE

Food: Not provided

Working Hours: 8 hrs (Mon - Fri)

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DRIVER: 16 Euros/hr

Accommodation: FREE

Food: Not provided

Working Hours: 8 hrs (Mon - Fri)

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ALL ABOVE Contract : OPEN ENDED

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Payment Process:

1)Advance : RS 30,000

2)After WP Soft Copy: Rs 50,000

3)After WP received: RS 50,000

(Note: Once you received hard copy work permit then deposit one cheque of RS 1.70L for security purpose of balance payment. )

4) After VFS : RS 50,000

5) After VISA: RS 1,20,000

Payment Process:

1)Advance : RS 30,000

2)After WP Soft Copy: Rs 50,000

3)After WP received: RS 50,000

(Note: Once you received hard copy work permit then deposit one cheque of RS 1.70L for security purpose of balance payment. )

4) After VFS : RS 50,000

5) After VISA: RS 1,20,000

Total Processing time for Work Permit  is approx 60 - 120 working days.

• Key Advantages for Indians Seeking Jobs in Germany

  • Strong Economy with a High Demand for Skilled Workers

    • Germany is experiencing a skills shortage in various sectors, creating opportunities for foreign professionals, especially in IT, engineering, healthcare, and research & development.
    • The country is actively recruiting international talent to fill gaps in its workforce, especially with the aging population leading to high retirement rates.

  • Blue Card for Highly Qualified Professionals

    • The EU Blue Card is designed for highly skilled non-EU professionals, offering a fast-track path to residency.
    • Indian nationals with a university degree and a job offer with a salary threshold (around €58,400 per year or €45,552 in shortage occupations like IT or engineering) can apply for this card, allowing them to live and work in Germany.

  • Work-Life Balance and Employee Benefits

    • Germany is known for its emphasis on work-life balance, with laws that ensure reasonable working hours, paid vacations (usually 30 days per year), and sick leave benefits.
    • Employee rights are highly respected, with a focus on workplace safety and well-being.

  • Affordable and High-Quality Education

    • For those looking to further their studies before entering the job market, Germany is home to some of the world's best universities offering courses in English at relatively low costs.
    • The country also provides opportunities for student visas, which can be converted into work visas after graduation.

  • Pathway to Permanent Residency and Citizenship

    • After working in Germany for a few years on a work permit, expats can apply for permanent residency, and after 8 years, for German citizenship.

Payment Process:

1)Advance : RS 30,000

2)After WP Soft Copy: Rs 50,000

3)After WP received: RS 50,000

(Note: Once you received hard copy work permit then deposit one cheque of RS 1.70L for security purpose of balance payment. )

4) After VFS : RS 50,000

5) After VISA: RS 1,20,000