Euitnexus

Why Germany?

The German government has announced 13,000 more jobs for hospitals and care homes, but there is still a shortage of qualified medical staff. Germany faces a massive lack of medical care personnel, which means many hospitals are overburdened. Currently, roughly 1 million people work in the country's nursing industry.

It is projected that 3 million nurses will be needed by 2060, given Germany's aging population. In late 2015, there were 2.9 million individuals in need of care — by 2030, this figure is expected to rise to 4.1 million.
Currently, an open nursing position remains unfilled for an average of 171 days, the worst average among all professions.
The number of people requiring old-age care continues to rise in a trend that is expected to last until 2060.
The share of geriatric nurses from abroad has likewise been rising for years and is currently at 11 percent.

Advantages of working in Germany

Good salary: Overtime, night shifts and Sundays are paid extra. Salary for nurses with full license
Germany is one of the safest countries to live and settle.
Permanent settlement is possible in few years.
Family (Husband or wife) can be invited through family reunion visa.
IHusband or wife can also work in dependent visa.
Germany has one of the advanced health insurance scheme, it protects you and your family 100%
Children’s entire education is free in Germany.

Equivalence of diploma:

In general, graduate students from different countries who have diplomas in Medical Field such Nurses cannot have the direct equivalence in Germany. We take care of assisting graduated Nurses to prepare and process the Equivalent application in Germany. After processing the Equivalence in Germany, it takes 12 weeks for checking the Equivalence possibility. After that candidate receives full or partial equivalence with some deficit (theoretical and practical).

Documents required

The document needed for the equivalence in Germany (Nursing License)

CV (no certified copy needed but with original signature)
Copy of the passport (no certified copy needed)
"Erklärungen" document: no certified copy needed, but with signature
The Power of Attorney (please find the document attached in mail) with signature and certified copy needed
Bachelor-Diploma (translated and certified)
Theoretical and practical subjects with hours of Study (translated and certified)
Registration Certificate as Nurse (translated and certified)
Job certificates / experience (translated and certified)
Work Permit (if available) (translated and certified)
Completed internships with hours during the studies (translated and certified)
Secondary School (if available) (translated and certified)
Grades - Nursing Studies (if available, not must to have) (translated and certified)

All the above-mentioned documents must be translated into German language and notarized / certified from German consulate in home country or from buergeramt in Germany.

Our Services included

Documentation work
Job and work permit assistance
Nursing license work (Annerkennung)
Working contract from hospital (with B1 or B2)
German language course (if required)
Verification of contract
Visa assistance
Document translation in German language
Medical health insurance assistance
Local German bank account assistance
City registration assistance in Germany
Heath and travel insurance facilitation
Visa extension in Foreigners office in Germany
Planning your trip to Germany
Airport pick up
Spouse visa assistance
Permanent residency assistance

Costs

Charges involved in the whole process – 500€ Registration fees.
German language course fees optional (Candidates are free to do a German language course on their own or avail the online certified language course through us)

Timeline

Step 1: Consultation with partner in home country and arrange required documents
Step 2: Start the integrated German language course B1/B2 (6-8 months) (At the same time send the notarized documents to Germany)
Step 3: We will apply for equivalency of degree or license (Anerkennung) Process time – 12 to 15 weeks.
Step 4: After completion of B1 or B2 we will send the work contract from hospital in Germany (takes up to 2-3 weeks only)
Step 5: Arrange the required documents and apply for work visa from home country (we will guide on the process) Waiting time for visa approval
Step 6: Arrive in Germany and start working as Nurse in Germany Our team will arrive in airport and guide you from there and help with accommodation, city registration, bank account opening etc.

For further help and guidance, contact us at:
office@euitnexus.de
+49 176 47110242