HERE'S HOW TO GET A JOB IN GERMANY: What they are looking for, what are the salaries, which documents are needed
Physicians, specialists, therapists and veterinarians from Serbia can work in Germany as soon as they check the compliances of Serbian and German diplomas
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You need to get a certificate for an employment contract, with which you will apply for a work visa at the German embassy.
For the so-called blue card, residence and work permits for professionals with a university degree require to apply for a visa, and only after it is received can they follow the procedure for the application of a blue card, which can be obtained in Germany, in competent offices for foreigners.
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Regulation of employment for the labor market of foreigners is limited for certain professions.
For others, necessary consent for employment is required, and when it comes to occupations with low qualifications or no qualifications - they are subject to the prohibitions of recruitment, so the prospects of a positive response is extremely small.
On the other hand, doctors, specialists, therapists and veterinarians from Serbia can work in Germany as soon as they check the compliance of Serbian and German diplomas.
However, in most professions it is necessary to pay an additional examination - approval.
Otherwise, the price of certificates of recognition of diplomas is 100 euros, and for each re-issue of a certificate you pay 50 euros.
Approval is not necessary for work in certain professions, but it is limited to two years.
If you qualify, for your employment in Germany, in addition to the successful completion of the bureaucracy, you need good knowledge of the German language.
For a work permit, basic A1 level knowledge is sufficient, for those with secondary school completed - B1, while the highly educated staff require C1 level knowleedge.
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What all those who are considering whether to take such a step are interested in of course is the amount of earnings in certain professions.
On top of this list are, believe it or not, automotive technicians with 4,500 euros a month, followed by electrical engineers with 4,340 euros and doctors with 140 euros less. See who has lower salaries than them:
* IT sector 4000
* Experts in heating and cooling equipment 2,500
* Carers for the elderly 2150
* Plumbers 2,000
* Nurses 1,900
* Bakers 1,800
* Waiters 1,300
What needs to be borne in mind is that these amounts relate to wages in western Germany, while in the East - it can be up to 1,000 euros lower.
Although the amount of profit itself does not mean anything without the cost of daily living, prices in Germany are such that even after paying bills and food, you will have more money left over as opposed to life in Serbia.
Thus, in contrast to the high price of bread, which is about 240 dinars, milk, for example, costs 105 dinars, and bottled water in packs of 6 bottles of 1.5 liter, only 72!
Beef is 358 dinars, oil 120, orange juice 100 dinars, oranges 75, apples 90 and euro diesel - 140 dinars!
The monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the larger cities is 900 euros, a one bedroom would cost you only 200 euros less.
In smaller towns, prices are lower only by a few hundred euros.
If you are determined to try yourself in this country, it will be most efficient to the contact its embassy in Belgrade, which you will find in Bircaninova 19a.
Their phone number is 011 306 44 00, and the desired information can be obtained on Fridays from 2 pm to 4 pm.
Will Germany accept your diploma? You can check by calling +499228501664