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Germany: Changes for Foreign Nationals Enrolled in Vocational Training Programs
Key Points
- Germany will grant residence permits to foreign nationals enrolled in a vocational training program in the country
Overview
The government of Germany announced plans to issue residence permits to foreign nationals who would be otherwise required to leave Germany from 1 March 2024 so long as they are enrolled in vocational training. These measures are a part of the country’s new Skilled Immigration Act that was originally introduced in June 2023.
What are the Changes?
Beginning 1 March 2024, Germany will grant residence permits to foreign nationals enrolled in a vocational training program. According to the government, these measures make it easier for skilled workers from non-European countries to come to Germany.
Looking Ahead
Continue to check the government of Germany’s website and Envoy’s website for the latest updates and information.
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