Document review + call
Application Document Readiness Check
Check whether your preparation set is coherent, current and arranged for the responsible consulate and foreigners authority.
Details →EMPLOYMENT · RESIDENCE · FAMILY
Your job brought you to Germany.
Let’s make room for your family.
One-to-one consultations for employed international professionals who need a clear route through work residence and family reunification requirements.
Discuss your situation →Munich-based · Remote across Germany · Guidance in English
01Understand your routeEmployment status, permit and family relationship
A PRACTICAL STARTING POINT
Bring the questions.
Leave with an ordered plan.
German residence procedures connect many moving parts: your employment contract, residence title, salary, housing, health insurance, civil-status records and the consulate handling your family’s application.
We map those parts together so you know what to prepare, where uncertainty remains and what to ask the responsible authority.
FLAGSHIP CONSULTATIONYOUR CASE, REVIEWED TOGETHER
Family Reunification Route Review
A focused 75-minute video consultation for employed professionals preparing to bring a spouse or children to Germany. We review your current status, identify the likely application route and turn scattered requirements into a personal preparation list.
- Pre-call review of your intake details
- Permit, income, housing and insurance discussion
- Document and authority checklist after the call
RELATED SUPPORT
Help at the point you need it
Video consultation
Employment Change Residence Check
Understand which permit conditions, notifications and timing questions to clarify before changing employer or role.
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Family video session
Family Post-Arrival Orientation
Order the first administrative steps after your family arrives, from Anmeldung to residence and insurance follow-up.
Details →WHAT CLIENTS NOTICE
“I had conflicting lists from the Ausländerbehörde and the consulate. The consultation helped me separate what applied to my Blue Card case from what did not. I still had to request one clarification myself, but I knew exactly how to phrase it.”
— Priya, mechanical engineer in Augsburg
Read more client experiences →FROM THE GUIDEBOOK
Prepare with context
18 Jul 2026 · 2 min read
Building a spouse-visa document map
A way to sort identity, relationship, sponsor and accommodation records before chasing individual documents.
22 Jun 2026 · 1 min read
EU Blue Card holders: questions to ask before family reunification
Turn the advantages attached to a Blue Card into precise questions about language, livelihood and timing.
30 May 2026 · 1 min read
Your family’s first month in Germany: an administrative sequence
Plan Anmeldung, insurance and residence follow-up around the dependencies between them.
READY FOR A CLEARER NEXT STEP?