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Brief newsletter: December 2024
Dear readers,
The holidays are just around the corner and an eventful year lies behind us. The recognition partnership has been in place since March and the Job search opportunity card since June. We at Make it in Germany have been following these and other legislative changes in the area of skilled labour immigration throughout the year and have comprehensively updated our portal. We are now also active on LinkedIn and Instagram, have welcomed almost 10,000 participants to our webinars and have networked with you at numerous events. We would like to thank you very much for this lively dialogue!

Your Make it in Germany Team
 
Updates on Make it in Germany
Due to the reform of citizenship law, new regulations for naturalisation in Germany have been in force since the end of June 2024. Read our updated section to find out which requirements you need to fulfil, how the procedure works and where you can find further support.
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New explainer video: job search
You can find a new explanatory video on our YouTube channel! It is aimed at skilled workers from all over the world who want to live and work in Germany and are still looking for a job. Step by step, they learn what is important for a successful job search in Germany and how to proceed.
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User survey: Thank you for the positive feedback!
In October, we published our survey for international skilled workers and reached our target of 10,000 participants within a week! We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who took the time to participate for their commitment and very positive feedback: 91% of respondents agreed with the statement that Make it in Germany explains what requirements need to be met in order to live and work in Germany.
Information for skilled workers from India
India is one of the countries from which many skilled workers immigrate to Germany to work and where many projects exist in this field. Many Indians use Make it in Germany to obtain information in advance. They can now find all German institutions in India, projects for skilled workers from the country and more in a compact format on a dedicated subpage.
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Thanks for 25K on LinkedIn!
Make it in Germany has been active on LinkedIn since March 2024 and has more than 25,000 followers. Since going live, we have been informing advisors, employers and skilled workers about skilled labour immigration. We would therefore like to thank you once again for your trust and interest, as well as for your participation and the exciting dialogue. You are also welcome to send us suggestions and topic requests – simply comment on the post linked here.
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Topic requests? Comment here!
Happy holidays!
After an eventful year, it is now time to take a break and start 2025 with full energy. We look forward to providing you with all the relevant information on skilled labour immigration in the coming year and to exchanging ideas with you. Have a good start into the new year!
 
 
 
On behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK)

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Editors: Vanessa Pohlmann and Marlene Schimpf

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