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    The document provides a checklist of documentation required for a job-seeker visa application to Germany. It lists documents such as a valid passport, proof of education and work experience, personal CV, proof of accommodation and financial means, health insurance, and application fee payment. It notes that submitting the documents does not guarantee a visa will be granted and incomplete applications may be rejected. The checklist helps applicants prepare in advance of filling out the online application form and booking an appointment.

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    The document provides a checklist of documentation required for a job-seeker visa application to Germany. It lists documents such as a valid passport, proof of education and work experience, personal CV, proof of accommodation and financial means, health insurance, and application fee payment. It notes that submitting the documents does not guarantee a visa will be granted and incomplete applications may be rejected. The checklist helps applicants prepare in advance of filling out the online application form and booking an appointment.

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    The document provides a checklist of documentation required for a job-seeker visa application to Germany. It lists documents such as a valid passport, proof of education and work experience, personal CV, proof of accommodation and financial means, health insurance, and application fee payment. It notes that submitting the documents does not guarantee a visa will be granted and incomplete applications may be rejected. The checklist helps applicants prepare in advance of filling out the online application form and booking an appointment.

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    The document provides a checklist of documentation required for a job-seeker visa application to Germany. It lists documents such as a valid passport, proof of education and work experience, personal CV, proof of accommodation and financial means, health insurance, and application fee payment. It notes that submitting the documents does not guarantee a visa will be granted and incomplete applications may be rejected. The checklist helps applicants prepare in advance of filling out the online application form and booking an appointment.

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    Checklist for a job-seeker visa

    Before filling out the application form (step 2) and booking an appointment (step 3), please prepare the
    following documentation for your job-seeker visa:

     valid passport (issued within the last 10 years and with at least 12 months validity left
    after the scheduled return)
     1 copy of your passport’s data page (A4 size copy)
     3 passport pictures according to biometric specifications
     cover letter from applicant explaining the exact purpose, course of action to find
    employment and duration of your stay in Germany as well as further career plans should
    stay in Germany be unsuccessful
     Proof of academic qualification and work experience (from a German university or
    equivalent to a German academic degree) and relevant previous work experience
    certificates for future employment in Germany (for recognition of non-German degrees
    kindly refer to www.anabin.de)
     Personal CV containing full education and employment history
     Proof of accomodation in Germany (if staying with a friend or relative, a formal
    obligation letter (“Verpflichtungserklärung”) would be appreciated)
     proof of financial means to cover the costs for the time of your stay by one of the
    following documents:
    - “Verpflichtungserklärung” (formal obligation letter) by sponsor living in Germany
    - bank account etc.
     Proof of personal status in India and marriage certificate, birth certificate of applicant,
    wife, children, Aadhar card, ration card (with English translation) if applicable
     Proof of health insurance
     Demand Draft or cash for verification of documents unless all documents have been
    verified before
    Note: the German Consulate in Mumbai accepts demand drafts only
    Click here to find out about the charges for the verification of all documents of Indian
    origin.
    The verification procedure will be initiated and carried out by the Embassy or the locally
    competent Consulate. The process of verification takes between 8 to 12 weeks.

    Please prepare THREE application sets with the above-mentioned documents and bring your original
    certificates along.

    Kindly note that the German Mission reserves the right to ask for additional documents.This applies –among
    others- for certain professions (e.g. Nurses, Medical Doctors, Pharmacists, Teachers)

    Please note that you will not be allowed to take up employment with a job-seeker visa. Your visa will
    however be changed to a residence permit for employment in Germany, once you have found
    adequate employment.

    The submission of the above-mentioned documents does not guarantee that a visa is granted. Submission of
    incomplete documentation or refusal to appear for a visa interview may result in the rejection of your
    application.

    Please return to our website and continue with step 2 of the application process.
    as of 27 March 2019

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