Looking for a job in Germany but don’t know where to start?
In this step-by-step guide, Srijith shares exactly how he secured a job in Germany from India—without agents, job seeker visas, or expensive consultancies. Learn how to research the German job market, check degree recognition, build a German-style CV, apply strategically, crack interviews, and secure a work visa—all from your home country.
If you’re someone who wants to come to Germany for studies or work, learning German is a must. It will open up more opportunities for you and will make your life here a lot easier. But here is the thing. German isn’t an easy language. It’s not something you can pick up in a few days or weeks. So the real question is: how much German do you actually need to learn? And how long does it take to get there?
Planning to move to Germany for studies, job search, or the Opportunity Card? If your degree isn’t recognized through Anabin, you’ll need a ZAB Statement of Comparability (Zeugnisbewertung). In this video, I explain the complete ZAB process step by step — from creating a BUND-ID account and submitting documents to fees, processing time, and what to expect after approval.
Checking if your foreign degree is recognized is the first and most important step before moving to Germany for work or studies. In this guide, I walk you through the Anabin database step-by-step so you can easily verify your university and degree recognition.
Understanding salaries in Germany isn’t as straightforward as it seems. With income varying widely by industry, experience, company size, and even region, figuring out what counts as a “good” salary can be confusing—especially for newcomers. This blog breaks down gross vs. net income, real earning trends, and the key factors that influence pay in Germany, helping you clearly understand what you can expect to earn and how to assess your true market value.