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I think Beppi overlooked that Americans like citizens from Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Japan, S. Korea and a few other economically advanced countries don鈥檛 get a Schengen visas for tourism; they have the same 90 day limit but ... Read More

In addition to needing highly demanded skills, nearly always associated with degrees or specialized technical or vocational training one needs a high level of German for nearly all jobs. I would add a personal note that I spoke with a number of ... Read More

Very hard to get visas to the States now since Trump doesn鈥檛 want anyone who is not rich, white and conservative. And one can correct me if I am wrong but to my knowledge you have to apply for the visa yourself at a US embassy or consulate. ... Read More

@beppi, I think there may have been crossed wires with regards to my query. My second query built on the earlier response by Paola Borgonovo, that some cities allow more time (six months as opposed to the usual three months) for people who were ... Read More

Like Beppi mentioned, the German Freiber眉fler does NOT mean freelancer, although many but not all Freiber眉fler are freelancers. Freiber眉fler are specific jobs that are allowed without requiring a commercial license; artists, ... Read More

The job-seeker visa has been replaced with the opportunity-card or Chancenkarte. One applies from abroad through the German embassy or consulate, not through a city and not sponsored or stationed by an employer. By definition they are looking for ... Read More

@beppi Thanks for information Can I file my visa here in Croatia after admission or I have to go to India? - @Mohd Rahman Standard that one applies from their country of residency if it is different from their country of citizenship. Read More

@Mohd Rahman This issue has been covered extensively on many threads. One needs the equivalence of the Germany Abitur, which is a 13-year schooling. 12-year schoolings like US high school fall short. Then one needs the grades and prerequisite ... Read More

Lots of rules. If your wife was under public insurance before then she should be able to join again. If not and over the age of 55 then she might have to take private. If you don鈥檛 work you would get covered under her public policy ... Read More

No, my plan is to keep my main place of residence as Germany, where my family (kids/wife) would live an son goes to Kita. But still, I haven't found anyone with such an approach so I was a bit skeptical of the move. - @ABA-Tech If only for a ... Read More

The general rule is that if one leaves Germany for over a year then the Niedelassungserlaubnis is considered abandoned. One can apply for an extension for up to a couple of years if one is going to work in another Schengen or EU country with the ... Read More

@TominStuttgart I will be working overseas but for a US company as a remote employee or 1099 contractor. I am just trying to save on Federal taxes but still will be paying my social security and medicare portion, I will be filing, I am not trying ... Read More

Apologies for asking, but I just wanted to ask is STEM the only way to move and live abroad since my interests lie far out of it and I have ADHD and I lie more in the Arts (creation/costume design, etc.) field. I know there's options for freelancing ... Read More

@TominStuttgart Thank you, I guess I need to move to a country that does not have income tax, so I can stay for more than 90 days , and do not consider as a resident in that country.馃榾 Thank you again for your help - @Alex07 Good luck ... Read More

Yeah, the tax home means you are subject to taxation in the foreign country, if they have a income tax. Sometimes there are provisions that one works for a foreign branch of their home based company for a limited time and they will only be taxed at ... Read More