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Which visa type is right for you
Which visa type is
right for you?
Our test takes into account your profession, work experience, education, and family situation — and helps determine which visa will open the path to Germany without costly mistakes.
Who This Test Is For
You have work experience and a solid educational background.
You may not yet have 5 years of experience, but you have a degree.
You work independently and want to develop your business in Germany.
One of you has received a job offer in Germany, or you are interested in family reunification.
You study, work, or live in another European country.
The test takes age-related factors into account and evaluates your chances of success.
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The questions are based on hundreds of real Blue Card Agency cases and up-to-date requirements from German authorities. This is a practical tool that takes into account the specifics of your situation
We Consider Your
Personal Factors
No more endless searching — the test identifies the most suitable visa option based on your individual circumstances.
We Keep Information
Up to Date
Answer a few questions and receive a tailored assessment aligned with current immigration regulations.
Test Results
Visa Types
the Test May Recommend
What options you may qualify for:
Blue Card EU
Blue Card EU
For qualified professionals with an employment contract Permanent residence eligibility: 21–33 months Salary requirement: €3,000–3,500+ per month (depending on profession)
National Job Seeker Visa (Chancenkarte)
National Job Seeker Visa (Chancenkarte)
A new visa type for skilled professionals; Live and work in Germany while searching for a suitable position; Flexible requirements regarding education and work experience.
Employment Visa (Work Visa / Erwerbstätigenvisum)
Employment Visa (Work Visa / Erwerbstätigenvisum)
A classic work visa for qualified specialists; Requires an employment contract and employer approval; Path to permanent residence: 5 years.
Freelance & Self-Employment Visa
Freelance & Self-Employment Visa
For entrepreneurs and freelancers; Requires a business plan and proof of financial sustainability; Path to permanent residence: 3 years.
Family Reunification Visa
Family Reunification Visa
For spouses, partners, children, or parents; Requires a sponsor in Germany holding permanent residence or citizenship.
Student Visa
Student Visa
For those planning to study at a German university or attend academic courses; After graduation, it is possible to switch to a work visa.
