Universities
Only students from certain universities can participate in this program. The reason for this is that your university must be accredited and recognized in Germany in order to obtain a work permit in Germany.
At the link below you will find a list of universities that are accredited and recognized in Germany.
https://anabin.kmk.org/no_cache/filter/institutionen.html
If you do not find your university there, please contact us to clarify this issue.
Language level
Minimum A2 language level is required: English or German, depending on the job you will be doing. In your job it is very important to understand your assignments and perform them well, for this reason all employers require German language skills at least at a beginner's level. The more you know the language the more likely you are to integrate more quickly into local life, make useful acquaintances and improve your language level faster.
You will not need to provide a certificate to prove your language proficiency. At 3rd step, when you have already decided on a job, we will arrange an interview with you where we will talk to you in a friendly atmosphere to find out if your language level is suitable for the job. And at the same stage you can ask your questions and talk to us one-on-one.
Remember ! The higher your language level, the more likely you are to find a well-paid job in Germany and further develop your career in Germany.
Required Documents
You will find the required documents for the program application when you fill out the Google Form.
This includes:
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Foreign passport
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Driver's license (if available)
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Bank statement with account number
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Completed Global Consult application form
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Official photo (white background)
List of documents for obtaining a work permit in Germany:
ZAV - Central Bureau for Employment of Specialists Abroad (abbreviated as ZAV) where work permits are issued.
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Certificate of enrollment ( )
If the university has provided you with certificates in Uzbek, you will have to translate these certificates into English or German with notarized certification.
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Application for a Certificate of Enrollment (Erklärung zur Immatrikulationsbescheinigung)
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Statement of consent for personal data (Declaration)
Examples and forms of all documents can be found in the FILE SHARE section.
You can find the required documents for the VISA at the link below:
https://taschkent.diplo.de/uz-uz/service/05-VisaEinreise/-/2456036
Price List
Your costs
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Company services - 600 euros
Services include:
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Counseling and complete information on work and visa to Germany
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Assistance in collecting all necessary documents for the employer and visa.
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Assistance in sending the original documents to Germany
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Help with insurance application in case of need.
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Provide assistance in case of difficult situations while traveling in Germany
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Booking airline tickets in case of need.
2. Visa fees - 80 euros (can be paid in Uzbek sums) - not included in the service
3. Airplane ticket - approximately 600 euros - not included in the service
4. Visa card - approximately 1000 Euro. When applying for a visa, you should show that you have enough money to support yourself for the first few months abroad.
This does not count as payment for any services! It is your personal money and you can take it with you when you leave Germany.
Visa process
A visa is an authorization document that gives a person the right to cross certain borders. As a rule, a visa is understood as an actual authorization for a foreigner to enter the territory of another country. Thus, in order to work and travel you will have to apply for a Schengen visa (for a maximum of 90 days) at the VisaMetric Germany Visa Center in Tashkent.
Our company has vast experience in this field and we will help you to collect all necessary documents and get a visa to Germany.
You can find the required documents for the visa at the link below (in German):
https://taschkent.diplo.de/uz-de/service/05-VisaEinreise/-/2456024
Accommodation
Almost all employers provide housing for students. The accommodation fee is charged from your monthly salary. This is approximately 5-10 euros per day. All the conditions for a comfortable stay are available. Such as internet, refrigerator, closet, bed, table, chair, bathroom etc.
Food is not included in the price and students have to take care of it themselves.
There are different exceptions and it depends on the employer. To avoid misunderstandings, please check this before applying.
Insurance
Insurance is a way to protect you and your possessions from various risks. Insurance in Germany is very important, especially when you decide to work and travel.
Usually all employers provide students with insurance themselves!
For example, if you decide to work in the gastronomy industry, you will need to be insured against various risks to your health. Whatever misfortune happens to you, bruised, burnt, injured or damaged while working, everything will be compensated by the insurance agency. By taking out insurance you will protect yourself from all incidents of life.
Medical services are expensive in Germany. If you decide not to take out insurance at your own risk, in accidents you will have to pay yourself for all services provided to you in Germany.
There are different types of insurance and not all of them are valid in Germany. For this reason, please
contact us when you apply for insurance. If you do not know how to apply for insurance valid in Germany, we will be happy to help you.
Taxes
The German taxation system is based on the current constitution and must be paid by both Germans and foreigners living in Germany. Students who come to work during their vacation are no exception. The percentage of the tax depends on the salary and the tax can be refunded when you return to your home country.
