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Work abroadPlanning a skilled work move to Germany
Organize qualification questions, employer conversations and documents before making expensive moving commitments.
Find your way to Germany
Start with a clear plan and the right official resources.
Requirements depend on your nationality, your purpose, and your circumstances. Use Make it in Germany to confirm the route, documents, fees, and application process before making commitments.
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Work abroadOrganize qualification questions, employer conversations and documents before making expensive moving commitments.
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