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Can I bring my family to Germany?
Yes, however, it is highly recommended that you bring your family once you have completed your probationary period. By then, you will have also settled in and will be in a better position to support your family by this time
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Will my employer process my family's visa(s)?
You will be the sponsor for your family and will be responsible in processing your family’s residency application from the country they will be travelling from. Your employer will however provide you proof of employment to support your family’s visa application.
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I have not passed the Board Examination yet, can I join the program?
Yes, you can start learning German Language while you are completing your licensure examination.
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Can I be deployed once I get B1 certificate?
Yes, however our employers require B2 certificate so that you can have better opportunities when being placed in Germany.
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Can I attend an interview with medical facility without clearing the language test?
Yes, however the offer will be provisional until the candidate completes the mandated language examination.
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Will I know if I am Partially or Fully Recognized before I travel to Germany?
One of the major drawbacks of studying abroad is the high cost of studying. However, scholarships and financial aid provided by different organizations lessen this burden.
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Can I work as a Nurse in Germany without language skills?
German language is mandatory, and in most cases, candidate must pass B2 language examination.
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Who will cover the cost for adaptation course and recognition examination fee in Germany?
Your employer shall be bearing the costs.
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Is my foreign nursing certification accepted in Germany?
An equivalence assessment shall be conducted by the Recognition Office for a work permit to be issued.
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Are nurses provided with trainings to learn new skills?
Yes, medical facilities usually provide these trainings to their nurses..
