SEASONAL WORKER

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Member since 14 August 2018

JEFFERKABURUMember14 August 2018 17:48:59

I have been doing some research and i can not figure out how to apply as a seasonal fruit picker from Kenya, Africa, i would appreciate some assistance.

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stumpyLaos Expert14 August 2018 20:36:04

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Welcome to the forum

Just type "seasonal work in Germany" into your search engine.

TominStuttgart Germany Expert

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TominStuttgartGermany Expert14 August 2018 21:52:23

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No such thing! Yes, there is seasonal agricultural work but jobs first have to be given to Germans or other EU workers before a work visa is given. This only happens for skilled jobs. There are enough workers from countries like Poland, Bulgaria and Romania that agricultural workers from non-EU countries will not be given German work visas. There are also hundreds of thousands of non-EU citizens that have been granted asylum here, many of whom might take such jobs.

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