Nursing

Why should you be a Nurse in Germany?

• Flexible working hours

  Nurses can decide on how much time they want to invest in their job, and what their shift preference is. They can choose,if they only want to work 20 hours or 40 hours weekly, and in some cases also get to choose even shift timings.

• Good Work-life Balance

  Thanks to better shift management, nurses are able to plan a better lifestyle like going to the gym or pursue a hobby, ormaking a short trip to Paris or Venice during a longer weekend.

• International Experience

  Germany has a very high standard of healthcare and it's good to start your career with such solid foundation.

• Fair Treatment

  Nurses from other countries are paid the same as German nurses, especially at public institutions like government-run hospitals.

• Multiple Social Benefits

  Work in Germany and enjoy health, retirement, unemployment, education and other social benefits.

• Further Education

  Nurses have the option, and even encouraged to further their studies either via Professional Training (Weiterbildung) or a Bachelor's / Master’s degree. Some of the bigger institutions will even sponsor their nurses.

• Better Salary

  Salary starts from 2400~3000 Euros/month

• Paid Holidays

  Nurses enjoy at least 20 paid holidays yearly. That means a nurse can take a month off to visit his/her family back here in India.

• Job Security

  If you are good at what you do, you will be able to keep your job even when the economy is not doing well. Healthcare is an important part of the German society, and will always be in high demand.

• Live in the Heart of Europe

  There are many top destinations within an hour or two from Germany.Watch out for flight deals, a return flight to as far as Athens, Greece might go as low as 100 Euros. The certification is accepted across the world and candidates can seek employment anywhere in Europe and other developed countries.

• Family Visa

  Can take Spouse and children after 6 months of work experience. Free Education for children in Germany

Documentation Required

• 10th
• 10+2
• Nursing Registration
• BSC Nursing or Equivalent Degree and Experience certificate / Transcripts
• Birth certificate
• Marriage certificate (if applicable)
• B1/B2 certificate
• Resume

Documents to be Translated

1. GNM / BSC / Post BSC / MSC Degree with Apostille – for each degree / diploma of nurse education you have (a certified copy of the original and original translation and a certified copy of translation) (please certified the copy of translation at the German Embassy in your country)
2. The curriculum of Nursing Studies – the complete / total number of hours of practice and theory per subject;The exact number of weekly hours per subject; (a certified copy of the original and original translation or certified copy of translation) (please certify the copy of translation at the German Embassy )
3. Professional examination or Lizenz ( Nursing State License/ Registration )(a certified copy of the original and original translation or certified copy of translation) (please certified the copy of translation at the German Embassy )
4. Previous work experience where you worked and the exact job description (a certified copy of the original and original translation or certified copy of translation) (please certified the copy of translation at the German Embassy )
5. Employers' recommendations may be helpful (LOR from Employer)(a certified copy of the original and original translation or certified copy of translation) (please certified the copy of translation at the German Embassy )
6. . If you are unable to obtain international birth certificates, weddings, citizenship, then all the copies that are in your language are to be translated (a certified copy of the original and original translation or certified copy of translation) (please certified the copy of translation at the German Embassy )
7. All copies that translator links to translations must be authenticated/certified by Notary / German Embassy

Nursing Career in Germany and Visa Processing (Important Points to Remember)

• After recognition of docs, interviews will be conducted which may lead to issuing of work contract
• Based on that Visa filing will be done
• We will assist in finding the authorized centre for translation and online submission of all documents as per the check list
• After completion of B1, interview process will start and selection will depend on candidate's performance therein
• The job can be in old age home or Hospital, depending upon the candidate's overall profile
• Accordingly, applicants will be getting job contract and registration
• Some candidate will not get registration directly; it may depend on transcript hours, year of experience and the state he/she is applying for registration
• In this case applicant will have to do 6 months internship as nursing assistant with minimum salary of (1800 to 2000 Euro) before finally getting the full registration as a Nurse
• After getting the required documents from organization, the candidate should take an appointment in Embassy and with the work contract and all the original documents they should approach to the Embassy
• Post verification from respective authorities, applicant will get a visa for the duration of 3 months
• After reaching to Germany, visa will be extended for 1 or more years
• After 4 to 5 years they may apply and get the PR
• In case applicant get a job in old age home in the initial period, assistant will be provided to get a job in hospital, we will help to get job in hospital after 1 or 2 year @ Salary Euro 2400 to 3000