Safarnama-Germany calling

Wish you everyone a very Happy Deepawali. May God bless everyone and pour lot of love on us.. 🎉🎉❤️❤️

2 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Hi Guys - PLAN A : Go to Germany for few months and explore country and Job market etc etc..
Luck not favours then PLAN B : Go back to your home country if feels odd and luck taking time in Job market . Re visit your goals and aspiration being in your home country ..
If your heart calling for Germany then
Switch back to PLAN A : Now again Go to Germany in last few months and opt for Masters .. continue studies and explore entrepreneur route or get a job during Master..

Connect 1-1 for any guidance. I am here for you..

New video coming out soon on all odds and Planning out a successful anchor in Germany..

3 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

what exactly is the Opportunity Card? Think of it as a one-year residence permit that gives you the freedom to legally live in Germany while you search for qualified employment. This is a massive step up from the old job seeker visa, because it comes with some amazing benefits.

Host: Here’s the key difference: You don't need a job offer to apply. And while you're there looking for your dream job, you're allowed to work part-time for up to 20 hours a week, and even do trial jobs for up to two weeks at a time. This allows you to earn money, gain valuable experience, and network with potential employers.

Opportunity Card isn't just a visa; it's a strategic pathway to a long-term career in Germany. It gives you the time and flexibility to find the right job, get to know the work culture, and build your life there. Once you secure a qualified job, you can seamlessly transition to a long-term residence permit and even set yourself on a path to permanent residency.

you're a skilled professional looking for your next big move, the Opportunity Card could be your perfect start.

Connect 1-1 for any guidance..

3 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Just connect even if you are thinking about Immigration anywhere.. I can surely guide and give direction.. Have all options OPEN in Europe , UAE, US or Canada.

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Hi Safarnama family : Don’t hold your thoughts or do over thinking about anything .. if you have doubts on how can you reach Germany or any other concerns inside then just reach out for discussion.. It always helps relieving your pressure and burden ..

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

And Guys : Focus on German language .. Start baby steps but on DAILY BASIS without fail..

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Hi Guys - If you are thinking to put a VISA START DATE on your application now in August and expecting VISA to be approved by year end then put any START DATE in JAN or FEB 2026 onwards.. Do NOT enter any date as in Nov or Dec 2025.. Companies already preparing their budget for next year and they will wrap up for Holidays in Nov and Dec which is completely lazy and laid back..
Connect 1-1 via email for any guidance.

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Happy Rakshabandhan to My Safarnama Family!
I am always there for each one of you.. just connect anytime and you will get response for any problem before moving to Germany or inside.
You will have my support always.

4 months ago | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Hello Guys - LAND in Germany .. Get SIM from any supermarket or direct store whichever suits you.
Settle down..Then comes most important part.. CITY REGISTRATION..and Bank Account followed by Insurance Activation..
Happy to connect 1-1 for any help.

In Germany, city registration (Anmeldung) is a crucial first step after finding accommodation, followed by activating your health insurance. You must register your address at the local Bürgeramt (citizen's office) within two weeks of moving in. Once registered, you'll receive a registration certificate (Meldebescheinigung), which is needed for various procedures, including activating your health insurance. You'll also need to provide this certificate to your chosen health insurance provider to complete the activation process.
City Registration (Anmeldung):
Purpose:
Registration confirms your official residence in Germany and is a prerequisite for many other processes.
Process:
You must visit the local Bürgeramt (or Einwohnermeldeamt, Bürgerbüro, or Bezirksamt, depending on the city) and complete the registration form.
Documents:
You'll need your passport or ID, rental contract (or confirmation from your landlord), and potentially other documents depending on the city.
Time Limit:
Register within two weeks of moving in to avoid potential fines.
STEPS:
Find your local Residents' Registration Office (Einwohnermeldeamt): This office may also be called Bürgerbüro or Bezirksamt in some cities.
Book an appointment (if required): Some cities require appointments, which can be booked online.
Gather necessary documents: Typically, you'll need your passport or ID, rental contract, and a written confirmation from your landlord (Wohnungsgeberbestätigung).
Register at the office: Fill out the registration form and submit the required documents.
Receive your registration certificate (Meldebescheinigung): This certificate confirms your registration at the given address.

Outcome:
You'll receive a registration certificate (Meldebescheinigung), which is proof of your registered address.
Health Insurance Activation:
Importance:
Health insurance is mandatory in Germany, and you need to activate your chosen policy.
Process:
After receiving your registration certificate, you'll need to provide it to your health insurance provider along with other required documents (e.g., passport, visa).
Public vs. Private:
If you have public health insurance, you'll likely need to provide your registration certificate to your chosen provider.
Activation Period:
It can take a few weeks for the activation process to be completed, but you're typically covered during the waiting period.
Proof of Coverage:
You may receive a temporary insurance certificate or be able to access your insurance details online, which you can use as proof of coverage if needed.

4 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 0

Safarnama-Germany calling

Hello Everyone - Those who are about to land in Germany or landed.. just fasten your seat belt and embrace the unknowns.
Here is the PATHWAY and Way FORWARD.
Reach out 1-1 for any guidance.
Websites like LinkedIn, Xing, Stepstone, Glassdoor, Monster, and Indeed are popular for general job searches and offer a wide range of listings across various industries.
Specialized Job Boards:
Consider using smaller, more niche job boards if you're targeting a specific industry or role.
Company Career Pages:
If you have a specific company in mind, check their website directly for open positions.

Networking:
Actively build your professional network and participate in online business networks and job portals.
Placement agencies can also be a valuable resource for finding suitable jobs.
Other Resources:
Make it in Germany:
This website provides information about working in Germany, including job search tips and resources.
Expatrio:
This website offers information on finding jobs in Germany and other aspects of living and working in the country.
English-speaking Job Platforms:
If you are looking for English-speaking jobs, some platforms may be more helpful.
Recruitment agencies:
They can help you find jobs specifically suited to your profile and may have contacts within companies.
Preparing for the Job Search:
German language:
Learning German can significantly improve your job prospects, especially in certain industries.
German-style CV and COVER letter.
Tailor your CV to the German format, highlighting relevant skills and experience.

5 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 0