Spouse Visa & Family ReunionDetails of the documents and formsSpouse visa is issued under rule § 30 Abs. Complete rules about Spouse visa in all scenarios are given at following link: English translation of this rule The procedure to apply for family reunion visa (for spouse and children) is explained at following link of German consulate: German language requirement for family reunion visaSince Germany has amended its law relating to foreigners in 2007, visa applicants are required to present evidence of basic knowledge of the German language in the event of family reunion of spouses.Basic knowledge of the German language is knowledge of the German language at “Competence level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for languages” This includes you being able to understand and use common, everyday expressions and very simple sentences (e.g. asking for directions, shopping, etc). You should be able to introduce yourself and others and ask and answer questions about personal details such as where you live or what people you know. Of course, the person you are talking to must speak clearly and be prepared to help. You should also have basic German writing skills, e.g. you should be able to enter your name, address, nationality, etc. on forms. Please note that the German Consulate ONLY accepts German language certificates issued by language institutes fulfilling ALTE-Standard, i.e. Goethe Insitute (Max Mueller Bhavan) or Österreichisches Sprachdiplom Deutsch (ÖSD). The following applicants are exempted from this requirement:
Student Visa Vs Dependent VisaQuery: My spouse is working in Germany and I am planning to go there with
a Spouse visa, I would like to know if there is reservation for
studying. Am I allowed to do my masters with spouse visa or do
I need to go for a student visa. Please advice. It is possible to go with any type of Visa i.e. Student visa or Dependent Visa. But let's discuss pros and cons of each option and decide yourself which option suits you better.Answer: Advantages of Student Visa Vs Dependent Visa:
Learning German language in GermanyLanguages courses are available in Germany at a nominal fee. more detailsThe cost of the integration course One lesson on the course costs 2.35 euros. As a rule, attendees pay one euro for each lesson. The balance of 1.35 euros is paid by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees. On a course comprising 645 lessons, the cost to attendees will be 645 euros per integration course. In certain circumstances, attendees will be exempted by the Federal Office from making a financial contribution. Ethnic German repatriates can in principal attend one whole integration course free of charge. The one-off attendance at the final test is free of charge. Venue of Integration course: Find the location based on your area from below link: http://www.bamf.de/SiteGlobals/Functions/WebGIS/EN/WebGIS_Integrationskursort.html |
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