Hi folks,
I am currently at the end of my study here in Germany.
I am suppose to receive a one-year visa for job searching after having my student visa expired.
I wondering if the job searching visa is with 90days work permit or without any work permit at all.
The relevant section of the law is 16(4).
My Deutsch knowhow is limited.
Please help me to understand the stuffs written there.
Relevant Link
- Haseeb, Greetings from Ulm
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Permission to work while on a job searching visa
Info and advice on what the rules are etc.
Permission to work while looking for a job. You just blew my mind.
well, Krieg, I suppose I failed to deliver the message to you.
I am talking about work permit (90 days) for having minimum living expenses, like the job we can do in McDonalds, Burger King. Not the work permit for permanent jobs.
I am talking about work permit (90 days) for having minimum living expenses, like the job we can do in McDonalds, Burger King. Not the work permit for permanent jobs.
I received this in an email from my uni...
> The International Students Office (ISO) successfully inquired this topic
> at the Auslaenderbuero.
>
> *2. 1 Year after graduation looking for a job ("Jahr zur Jobsuche")*
>
> There was a positive change in the official regulations for those who go
> for the "Jahr zur Jobsuche" after graduation:
>
> Starting now, everybody who extends his/her residence permit for this
> one year (reason: looking for a job) is allowed to work 90 full or 180
> half days during this 1 year, which was not allowed before.
> Any extension of these limits needs approval by the Agentur für Arbeit
> (employment office).
> Not limited are student-jobs at universities or other research institutes.
>
> *Anybody who already has a residence permit due to § 16 Absatz 4
> AufenthG ("Jahr zur Jobsuche"), may change the restrictions directly at
> Ausländerbüro (foreigners office).
> The International Students Office (ISO) successfully inquired this topic
> at the Auslaenderbuero.
>
> *2. 1 Year after graduation looking for a job ("Jahr zur Jobsuche")*
>
> There was a positive change in the official regulations for those who go
> for the "Jahr zur Jobsuche" after graduation:
>
> Starting now, everybody who extends his/her residence permit for this
> one year (reason: looking for a job) is allowed to work 90 full or 180
> half days during this 1 year, which was not allowed before.
> Any extension of these limits needs approval by the Agentur für Arbeit
> (employment office).
> Not limited are student-jobs at universities or other research institutes.
>
> *Anybody who already has a residence permit due to § 16 Absatz 4
> AufenthG ("Jahr zur Jobsuche"), may change the restrictions directly at
> Ausländerbüro (foreigners office).
thanks kazoolander,
I have got the same reply, ie. it would be with work permit. However, some of my friends got work permit and some not. Also, today morning I went to the Auslanderamt and asked the same question to the lady sitting there and she said it is possible to work with that kinda visa.
I am confused and that's why I mention the relevant link. It would be nice if someone having a good Deutsch knowledge can go through that link and confirm what is written there actually.
- sunny greetings from ulm
I have got the same reply, ie. it would be with work permit. However, some of my friends got work permit and some not. Also, today morning I went to the Auslanderamt and asked the same question to the lady sitting there and she said it is possible to work with that kinda visa.
I am confused and that's why I mention the relevant link. It would be nice if someone having a good Deutsch knowledge can go through that link and confirm what is written there actually.
- sunny greetings from ulm
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