For work visa

Post new topic

Member since 05 July 2021

pyaymin78Member07 July 2021 11:56:15

Hello Dear,

I from Japan
I am a Myanmar passport holder
I am looking for work & live in others have good skill job opportunities country for me.
-I am a professional automobile radiator repair ,i am a soldering specialist( Cooper,Metal,Zinc,Aluminum,Iron all type of oxy/acetylene welding),gas regulator cutting and i have some ARC welding experience.
-I have 9 years experience in this job.
-Now,I still this radiator repair and oxy/acetylene welding ,gas regulator cutting working at radiator industry in Japan.
I am a finish bachelor degree.
Please let me know
how to apply Germany visa or how I can get Germany work visa for my professional job
Thanks

beppi Germany - Singapore Expert

Member since 08 August 2010

Germany & Singapore Expert

beppiGermany - Singapore Expert07 July 2021 12:22:15

15364

Unless there is a shortage of skilled manpower in your field (which I do not know - do your own research about this!) AND you speak good German (what is your level there?), your chances of finding a job in Germany are low, unfortunately.

TominStuttgart Germany Expert

Member since 19 March 2012

TominStuttgartGermany Expert07 July 2021 18:35:43

2733

Auto repair is not the type of skilled job that is likely to be eligible for a work visa for a non-Schengen citizen. You claim to be getting a bachelor degree; this might lead to better opportunities - if in a highly competitive field. But I wonder what a soldering expert/auto repair person might have studied?

And for over 90% of jobs in Germany, one needs fluent German and yet you can hardly express yourself in simple English. Not to be mean but one has to question your communication skills to work here; Japanese or Burmese certainly won't get you anywhere.

pyaymin78 Member

Member since 05 July 2021

pyaymin78Member08 July 2021 00:55:22

Thanks for the advice

Articles to help you in your expat project in Germany

Finding work in Germany
Germany is one of Europe's best countries to develop your career and gain international work experience. On ...
Setting up a business in Germany
The German government is very open to foreign investment. European citizens do not need special work permits or ...
Summer jobs in Germany
The summer season in Germany begins in June and lasts until the end of August. These three months of the year ...
Obtaining professional recognition in Germany
Certain professions in Germany are regulated and can only be practiced after the qualifications obtained abroad ...
Finding a job in Germany from abroad
Entering Germany's dynamic labor market is a promising career boost for many expats who want to be part ...
Internships in Germany
Nowadays, many universities require internships to enhance the study experience and prepare graduates for ...
The German labour market
Germany's labor market is very attractive to expat talent. Thanks to one of the lowest unemployment rates in ...
Finding your first job in Germany
Germany is a promising place for young expatriates looking to obtain work experience in a wealthy European ...