IRS Immigration is recruiting nurses to leading healthcare facilities in Germany and this is your best chance to get hired!
ABOUT GERMANY
- One of Europe’s Largest & Richest in EU Countries with strong economy
- World class Technology and powerful Defense System
- Germany stands No. 1 leader in Education, Career and Social Security
- German Passport Rank No. 2 in the world with visa free travel in 190 countries
- Eased Immigration policies (Fast, Fair & Free)
- Spiritual at heart, the country is magnificent in both culture and economy
- Fueled with World class technology and powerful defense system
- Meet 1000s of employers in-person
- Earn 8 to 10 times your current salary
- 500,000 vacancies for skilled foreign workers
- Income - Earn in Euros 1 Euros = 85 - 90 INR (apx.)
- Education - Your kids study for free in European schools
- Health - You can enjoy the best healthcare facilities in the world
- Family - Sponsor your relatives to join you in Germany
- Freedom - Freedom Live, work and study anywhere in Germany
Why Germany for Indian Nurses ?
A Great Opportunity to Work As a REGISTERED NURSE (RN) IN GERMANY
- Direct Recruitment with German Hospital Employers
- Permanent Job Offer in Government & Private Sectors
- Enthusiastic Carrier Growth & High Pay Scale
- Support for Spouse Visa & Job Work
- Relocate & Travel in 28 European Countries
- 100% Support for Language Training & Recruitment Process
- It’s Parallel & Fast Track Process min. in 6 to 9 Months
- Permanent Residency (PR) within 2-3 years
- Citizenship within 3-5 years
- Free Education, Insurance & Hospitalization
- Great Work Environment
Demand of Nurses in Germany
- Acute & Crisis Shortage of Nurses in Germany
- Currently Germany requires around 1,50,000 nurses!
- By Year 2029, Germany would require 300,000 nurses
- Out Of 8.31 Crores Population of Germany 2.3 Crores Elderly People requiring nursing care
- Germany is calling Indian Nurses & ready to issue Blue Card Visa status
Who can apply for nursing jobs in Germany?
| GNM Diploma | BSc/MSc Degree in Nursing | B1/B2 Language Proficiency in the German Language | Experience/Fresher |
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Nurse - Salary and Perks
- Germany is also known for its well-paying in EU countries for nursing jobs
- As a Nurse Assistant (partial license) Before Adaptation is € 2,500 Per Month and After Adaptation with full license is approx. € 3,500 to € 4,500 Per Month
- After completion German Nursing Council Registration, salary spikes to €3,500
- Nurses average annual salary is €56000 (Appx. Rs 47.50 lacs per annum) equal to dentist salary
- This amount differs based on your Experience, Qualification,Work Region, Areas and Shifts
- € 300 – € 500 allowance for Night Shift, Sunday Working & Holidays
- NO TAX for Extra Work and Paid Overtime Rate @ 1.5
Why is Germany Such a Great Place for Nursing Jobs?
Germany is a great place to work as a nurse because of the public health care system. The social health care system covers the entire population. Nurses in Germany are in demand, and the country has a good tradition of nursing. Nurses in Germany also enjoy high social standing. Germany is one of the wealthiest countries in Europe with an excellent healthcare system, so there are many opportunities for nurses to work in various positions. The salary is good, and the professional prospects are promising.
One factor that stands out is that nurses can specialize more than they could elsewhere because there are not enough nurses to fill all positions in Germany. The scope of nursing jobs in Germany is expanding as the living standard, and nurses' salaries in Germany are attractive.
Germany has a shortage of nurses, which means that nurses have more opportunities to progress in their careers faster. The wages are good, the culture is welcoming, and the working conditions are the best in the World. Germany has a shortage of nurses which means that nurses have more opportunities to progress in their careers much faster than in other countries. This is because there are many vacant posts but not enough people to fill them.
The wages in Germany for nurses are much higher than in other countries, and this attracts workers from other European countries like Spain and Greece who often leave nursing jobs back home because they can't afford the high cost of living.
Benefits of Nursing Jobs in Germany
| Demand | Compared to other available occupations, there is a high demand for nursing professionals in Germany. Increased prevalence of chronic illnesses and aging populations, and increasing demand for healthcare are a few factors behind the demand for nurses in Germany. |
| Job Security | Germany is a developed country that safeguards the interests of health professionals. The shortage of nurses is very high, and job security is not an issue in Germany. |
| Family Status | Once you've arrived in Germany after arriving, you can take your family with you to Germany, and your spouse can work, and your children will be eligible for free education. The spouse will require a basic German language proficiency certificate ( A1 ) to move to Germany. |
| PR Eligibility | Another advantage of working as a nurse in Germany is the PR status. Usually, the German Authorities will grant permanent residency within five years or earlier. The residence permit will be granted to non-EU citizens who have been in Germany for longer than five years. |
| Long Job contract | Another benefit of working as a nurse in Germany to Indian nurses is that they are eligible for an unlimited work contract. The job contract can be changed or terminated at any time through mutual agreement, with the consent of both employee and the employer. |
| Residence Permit | Permanent residence permits you to remain in Germany as long as you want. To be eligible for a permanent residence permit, applicants must acquire at least five years' experience working in a position recognized by Federal Employment Agency. Another requirement is that you must demonstrate your proficiency in the German language. If you get a residence permit, your spouse and child will receive temporary residence permits. |
Document Required
The following is a list of documents required to register as a nurse in Germany. All documents and certificates must be translated into German before submitting them. The police clearance certificate and the doctor's fitness certificate are valid for six months. Therefore it is better to obtain the PCC only after passing the German language test.
- 10th Certificate
- 12th Certificate
- GNM/BSc/MSc Mark lists
- Transcript of Nursing Qualification
- Bio-data
- German language certificate
- Medical Certificate
- Birth Certificate
- Police Clearance Certificate
- Nursing Registration Certificates
- Job Experience Certificate
- 10 Passport Size Photographs
- Passport Copies
- Original passport with a minimum six months validity
- A signed application and declaration form
- two copies of the passport
- Offer Letter from German Employer
- Letter of offer sent by the German company
- Covering Letter
- Education Certificates
- Experience Certificates
- German Language Proficiency Certificate
- Six passport-sized photographs
- Visa Fees
- Health insurance
