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Welcome to our new issue of the "Make it in Germany" newsletter. Keep up to date with the key developments in the field of immigration of skilled workers in Germany. Your "Make it in Germany"-team wishes you an enjoyable read!

In the spotlight

Central points of contact for the immigration of qualified professionals

To advise and accompany international qualified professionals on their way to Germany, there are numerous institutions and structures in Germany and abroad that offer support. The following list provides an overview of central and local points of contact in Germany and abroad responsible for the immigration of skilled professionals.

Figure of the month

128 900

foreigners have received the German citizenship in 2019, an increase of 15% compared to the previous year. In total, people from 183 countries became German citizens.

Source: Federal Statistical Office, 2020

[Translate to english:] Hände zusammen auf deutsche Flagge

Updates on "Make it in Germany"

COVID-19 special regulations on visa & residence

The Corona crisis also affects entry and residence of immigrants in Germany. "Make it in Germany" has summarized the important temporary regulations.

Tyler is from the U.S. and lives and works in Berlin. Marina is from Russia and is an IT expert and a mother of two. Juanita is from Colombia and lives and studies in Cologne. In the new video series "Ask Me Anything", the protagonists report on their personal experiences in Germany.

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“Make it in Germany” - webinars

Muslim female teaching a woman computer work

Since the beginning of 2020, "Make it in Germany" has regularly been offering webinars for people interested in emigration and working, studying or receiving vocational training in Germany. In addition, special formats are planned for employers in Germany interested in recruiting from abroad. The webinars are organized in cooperation with professionals from the respective subject areas. Learn more about the "Make it in Germany" webinars.

Introducing the Welcome Center “Region Hildesheim”

Welcome Centers have become important players in the recruitment of qualified professionals. Over the years, more and more such facilities are being set up. The editorial team of "Make it in Germany" has spoken with the director Mrs. Maria Isabel Cáceres Guerrero to learn more about the Welcome Center Region Hildesheim.

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