Family Archives - Key for Mobility

www.make-it-in-germany.com is the German government’s portal for qualified professionals from around the world. The portal, which can be browsed in a variety of different languages, offers information for those interested in moving to Germany – starting with preparations in the home country, to the actual move, to the first steps to be taken in Germany.

Providing key information:

Make it in Germany provides comprehensive information about entry and visa procedures, finding jobs, and life in Germany. Entrepreneurs and researchers can obtain specialised information about their career prospects in Germany. The site also sets out information about vocational training and higher education.

Source: Make it in Germany

Spouse reunification as an EU citizen

Look forward to spending time together with your family in Germany. There are some requirements for family reunification. But as an international specialist you will certainly meet these requirements.

Are you an EU citizen, live and work in Germany and would like to bring your spouse to Germany? As an EU citizen with the right of free movement, your spouse and children can also live and work in Germany. Whether your family members need a special residence permit depends on their nationality.

The subsequent partner is a citizen of a member state of the EU, EEA

If your spouse is a citizen of an EU or EEA country, moving to Germany is very easy. Your spouse can live and work in Germany without restrictions. A special residence permit does not have to be applied for.

The subsequent spouse is a citizen of a country outside the EU

If you are an EU / EEA citizen and your life partner comes from a non-EU country, he or she needs a visa for the purpose of spousal reunification to enter Germany. If the immigrant partner already has a residence permit from another EU country, he or she can enter Germany without a visa (Section 2 (4) FreizügG / EU).

How to get your spouse to Germany

If your spouse needs a visa to enter Germany, he or she must apply for the visa at the German embassy or consulate. A list of all representations of the Federal Republic of Germany abroad can be found on the world map “Local contacts”.

In order to apply for a visa for the purpose of family reunification, the passport and proof of marriage or partnership must generally be provided. Ask the German embassy responsible for you which other documents must be submitted.

Since processing can take some time, please familiarise yourself with the documents required for the application in good time and submit the application in good time. After entering the country, the new spouse must first register his or her place of residence with the residents’ registration office and then personally apply for the residence permit for the spouse’s reunification. When the residence title is issued, the immigrant spouse immediately has the unrestricted right to pursue gainful employment in Germany.

Source: Make it in Germany – Family reunification

January 30, 2021/by DataEntry Germany

All, Family

Département Administration Générale

Service-public.fr’s mission is to inform the user and to direct him to the services which allow him to know his obligations, to exercise his rights and to accomplish his administrative procedures. It is the official site of the French administration, the unique portal for administrative information and access to online services, produced in partnership with national and local administrations. The current version, fully developed in responsive design, is accessible from all media: computer, tablet or mobile. Organized according to users’ needs, the site answers questions such as: “Am I entitled to housing assistance?” “,” What is the cost of a passport? “,” How do I get the legal aid application form? “,” Can I change my address online? “,” What are the opening hours of the prefecture? “,” Do I have to travel to redo my car registration document? ” etc.Service-public.fr is structured into three spaces dedicated to different audiences:

• For individuals: www.service-public.fr

• For professionals: www.service-public-pro.fr

• For associations: www.service-public-asso.fr

It also includes a Directory area referencing all national administrations and services (institutions and jurisdictions, ministries, independent authorities, embassies …) and local (town halls, prefectures, social services, courts …): the directory. service-public.fr. The site informs and guides users through various sections such as:

• News: latest news from the administration, news files, alerts …

• Your rights and procedures: practical sheets and additional information to know and understand your rights and obligations and to carry out administrative procedures.

• Online services and forms: access to all the online procedures, forms, document models and simulators offered by the administration.

• Your questions: messaging service and questions / answers by email.

Nature: Public

Costs: Free / Partial free

Documents: https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/services-en-ligne-et-formulaires

Mail:

Formulaires en ligne : Accès à la page permettant de choisir le type de demande et renseigner le formulaire.

http://www.defenseurdesdroits.fr/contacthttps://information.defenseurdesdroits.fr/DEL/annuaire_delegues.html#59https://formulaire.defenseurdesdroits.fr/code/afficher.php?ETAPE=accueil_2016

Phone: Depuis la France, appeler le 3939 du lundi au vendredi de 8h30 à 19h (coût 0,15 euros ttc/minute). Depuis l’étranger ou hors métropole, appeler le +33 (0) 1 73 60 39 39 uniquement depuis un poste fixe (coût d’une communication + coût de l’appel international variable selon les pays et les opérateurs).

Link: https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/N105

January 18, 2021/by DataEntry France