A recognised university degree
Your degree must be comparable to a German qualification. We check Anabin, identify the right recognition path, and order the full Zeugnisbewertung from the ZAB when the local office demands it.
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EU Blue Card Germany
Get your Blue Card application prepared and signed by a licensed German immigration lawyer. We check every requirement before the Behörde sees your file.
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Job offer in hand, clock already ticking
The EU Blue Card is Germany's fast-track residence permit for skilled professionals from outside the EU. One missing document or one salary line misunderstood, and your start date slips. We build the file your employer and the Ausländerbehörde both need, and we book the appointments you cannot find.
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Example case
Data Engineer in Munich, salary €46,200, permit ends in 23 days. The general Blue Card line looked too high, but the shortage-occupation line fit. We added the ZAB degree evaluation and a Fiktionsbescheinigung request, then a lawyer signed it.
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What your EU Blue Card Germany application needs
A concrete job offer in Germany
The contract must match your degree. We verify the role, salary, working hours and notice period, then draft the employer declaration the Ausländerbehörde expects.
Salary above the Blue Card threshold
For 2026 the general line is around €48,300 gross per year. For shortage occupations such as IT, engineering and healthcare the line drops to roughly €43,760. We flag the exact figure your case needs.
Health insurance and basic German
You need valid health cover and, in most cases, proof of A1 German before permanent settlement. We list which proofs your office accepts and where to get them fast.
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How we prepare your Blue Card file
A licensed German lawyer reviews and signs every step. You only open the case.
Free case check
Tell us your situation in one form: your degree, employer, salary and deadline. Our AI maps every requirement for your exact case and a lawyer confirms the path.
We build the file
AI drafts every document, translation and cover letter in days. A licensed German lawyer reviews each page, corrects the legal argument and signs the file.
Submit with confidence
You receive a complete dossier, a tracked deadline and instructions for the appointment. If the office stalls, we know the legal tools that compel an answer.
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German legal advice comes from a licensed lawyer
Case is a case-preparation service, not a law firm. Our AI drafts and checks your documents, which is why we are fast. A licensed German immigration lawyer reviews and signs everything, which is why it holds. Nothing is filed without a lawyer's approval.
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Straight answers about the Blue Card
Do I need to speak German for the EU Blue Card?
No. The Blue Card itself does not require German. Some offices ask for A1 before granting permanent settlement later, and we build that into your long-term timeline from day one.
How long does the EU Blue Card Germany process take?
Your file is ready in days. The Ausländerbehörde keeps its own calendar, but complete, lawyer-signed files move faster and are less likely to be sent back for missing papers.
What if my salary is below the Blue Card threshold?
We first check whether your occupation counts as a shortage job. If it does, the lower threshold applies. If not, we explain the alternative routes and whether a different visa fits better.
Is Case a law firm?
No. Case prepares the case file. A licensed German immigration lawyer reviews it and provides the legal advice. Nothing is filed without a lawyer's approval.
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Start your EU Blue Card Germany case check
Tell us your degree, job offer and deadline. Within one working day you get your requirements, your timeline and a fixed price. No obligation.
- AI maps every requirement for your exact Blue Card case.
- A licensed German lawyer reviews and signs the file.
- One fixed price, shown before you pay anything.
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About this guide
Last reviewed 22 August 2026. German immigration rules, salary thresholds and fees change, sometimes in the middle of a year, and local offices apply them differently from city to city. Anything below that date may have moved since.
This page is general information about German immigration law. It is not legal advice, it is not a substitute for advice on your own situation, and reading it does not create a lawyer–client relationship. The figures and deadlines on it have not been checked by a lawyer against your case.
Case is a case-preparation service, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. Legal advice is given by independent licensed German immigration lawyers, who review and sign every file before it is submitted.
Found something out of date or wrong? Tell us and we will correct it: permanaharianja@gmail.com.