Work permit in Germany
Work permit in Germany
Why work in Germany
Documented income
€15.86–€18.73 gross/hour for a 40-hour week
Free housing and travel
Accommodation is provided free of charge and travel costs to and from Germany are covered by the employer
Social insurance
German social insurance is provided from the first working day
Available positions in Germany
General positions
Warehouse and transport assistant
Warehouse operations, loading, unloading, moving materials and transport support tasks
€15.86 gross/hour · approx. €2,749 gross/month
Category B driver / material transport
Driving category B vehicles, transporting materials and assisting with loading and delivery tasks
€18.73 gross/hour · approx. €3,247 gross/month
Working conditions
Schedule
Up to 8 months, 40 h/week
Salary
€15.86–€18.73 gross/hour (€2,749–€3,247 gross/month)
Housing
Free accommodation provided by the employer
Contract and insurance
Employment contract for up to 8 months. German social insurance from the first working day.
Current legal basis for the 8-month contract
This Germany vacancy is prepared under the short-term quota-based employment route under section 15d of the German Employment Regulation (BeschV). For this route, employment must not exceed 8 months within a 12-month period.
What is included in our support
We do not simply send a vacancy list. The service is built around a complete document package, clear handover and support until the embassy appointment stage.
Employer-side documents
Employment contract, invitation and supporting documents prepared for the selected route.
Insurance and appointment file
Insurance confirmation and embassy-ready document structure according to the destination country.
Document scan review
You receive completed document scans and can review the details with your manager.
DHL and appointment support
Originals are sent by DHL according to the agreed handover process, and we support the embassy or consulate appointment stage.
Candidate requirements
Documents usually required
The exact list depends on the applicant country, destination and embassy appointment rules.
Application process for Germany
Free consultation
Send your details via WhatsApp or complete the form on the website. We assess your route and explain the next steps free of charge.
Terms confirmation
A dedicated manager confirms the destination, service scope, timeline and next steps. No advance payment is required before document preparation begins.
Document file setup
After the route and service terms are confirmed, we set up the applicant file and start coordinating the required employer-side documents.
Document package preparation
We prepare the employer-side package: contract, invitation, insurance where required and supporting documents. You receive scans for review within 5–9 days.
Scan review and payment
You review the completed document scans with your manager. The full service fee is paid only after you have received and reviewed the scans.
DHL delivery and appointment support
After full payment, we send the original documents by DHL, arrange the embassy or consulate appointment and stay in touch until the visa decision.
Frequently asked questions
No. German is not required for the listed entry-level positions, although basic everyday language skills are helpful.
Family reunification may be possible after you establish legal employment, housing and stable income. Requirements depend on the case.
The employment contract is for up to 8 months.
Yes. Free accommodation is provided by the employer, and travel costs to and from Germany are covered by the employer.
If the embassy officially refuses the visa, Europe Expert reviews the case after receiving the official refusal notice. Embassy, consular and third-party decisions are not controlled by Europe Expert.
Apply for a work permit in Germany
The initial consultation is free. We reply within 2 hours during business hours.