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Global Expert – Your Journey to Germany

What TÜV Rheinland does for you

Competency review and qualification check

We review your education, work experience, and German language skills, and give you an honest assessment of your chances of finding a job in Germany. That way, you will know right from the start where you stand and what steps you still need to take.

Job placement with verified employers

We only place you with verified, reputable employers in Germany who offer fair working conditions and transparent contracts. This reduces the risk of dubious offers and increases your chances of securing a long-term, stable position.

Structured German language training

You gain access to certified language training that prepares you specifically for living and working in Germany. A minimum A2 level is required for the visa process, and a B1 is mandatory before you start work. This allows you to manage everyday situations and communicate confidently with your team. We will support you every step of the way.

Support with visas and accreditation

We support you in preparing and authenticating your documents, applying for your visa, and obtaining recognition of your professional qualifications from the relevant authorities in Germany. This turns a confusing procedure into a guided process with a much lower error rate.

Support with arrival and getting started in Germany

From your flight to your first home – TÜV Rheinland supports you with organizing travel, accommodation, and the most important first appointments after your arrival, such as registering with the authorities, opening a bank account, or getting insurance. This helps you to reduce stress and focus on what matters most: starting your new job in Germany.

Support after your arrival

Even after you arrive in Germany, we will continue to be there for you. We will help you with appointments at government offices, questions about daily life or work, and support you as you settle into life in Germany.

Why Germany – and why TÜV Rheinland?

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  • Working in a stable economy with high demand for skilled workers

    Germany is Europe’s largest economy and has a high demand for qualified professionals, particularly in technical fields and in healthcare. For you, this means good job opportunities, a secure job, and long-term career prospects.
  • Employment contract, fixed working hours, and legal protection

    You receive a clearly formulated employment contract in line with German labor law – with defined working hours, vacation entitlements, and social benefits. Strong legal regulations protect your rights as an employee and ensure a fair, safe working environment.
  • Fixed working hours and time for your personal life

    In Germany, regulated working hours, generous vacation, and time for family and leisure are the norm. Safe communities, reliable public transport, and a high-quality healthcare system create living conditions that can significantly improve your overall well-being.
  • Social benefits and opportunities for your family

    You benefit from health insurance, pension entitlements, and other social benefits. Families can access child benefits, parental leave models, free school education, and subsidised childcare. Your career move to Germany opens up new opportunities for your loved ones as well.
  • Opportunity for permanent residency and family reunification

    Germany offers long-term visa options and a structured pathway to permanent residence. Under certain conditions, family reunification for spouses and children is also possible. We also support you with questions regarding these topics.
  • No placement fees for you

    As a candidate, you do not pay any recruitment or placement fees. Qualification checks, employer matching, and visa support are free of charge for you. You only cover personal expenses such as passport fees or, depending on the setup, parts of the language training. This “employer pays principle” protects you from exploitation and hidden costs.
Work in Germany – Global Expert