Visa Options for Uzbek Citizens: Your Path to Employment in Germany

1. Visa for Skilled Workers

Uzbek citizens with a recognized qualified vocational training or university degree can apply for a visa to take up qualified employment in Germany. Requirements include a concrete job offer and recognition of the foreign qualification. More information is available on the "Make it in Germany" website.

2. Job Seeker Visa

University graduates with a German, recognized, or comparable foreign degree have the opportunity to apply for a job seeker visa. This visa allows a stay of up to six months in Germany to search for a job. During this time, employment is not permitted. Further details are provided by the Federal Foreign Office.

3. Accelerated Skilled Worker Procedure

If an employer in Germany has already been found, they can initiate an accelerated skilled worker procedure with the responsible immigration authority. The fee for this procedure is 411 euros, with additional costs potentially arising for the visa process and recognition of qualifications. More information is provided by the German Embassy in Tashkent.

4. EU Blue Card

Highly qualified professionals with a recognized university degree and a job contract with a specified minimum salary can apply for an EU Blue Card. This residence permit offers attractive conditions for qualified professionals. Details can also be found on "Make it in Germany".

Note: Specific requirements and procedures may vary. It is recommended to contact the German Embassy in Tashkent or the relevant German authorities early to obtain current information and assistance with the visa application process.