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- Work Visa and Work Permits
- Self-Employment / Freelancer Permits
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German Citizenship
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Naturalization Test
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Permanent Residence Permits
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Entry Visa types (C-Visas and D-Visas)
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Work Visa and Work Permits
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Dependency Visa / Non-Work-related Residence Permits
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Job Seeker and Post Graduate Visas
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Visa Emergency Situations
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Employee Posting (General Information)
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German Labour Law
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Temporary Employment Law (AUG)
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Payroll, Taxes and Contributions
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Company Foundation
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European Inheritance Law
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Italian Articles
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Dwyer Legal Immigration Processing - technical aspects
How to apply for a self-employment work permit?
A self-employment work permit can be obtained in the event that an applicant has a profound business idea, which will have positive impacts on the German economy.
The application process is relatively complex and, therefore, professional help is strongly recommended.
A good consultant can also help with identifying opportunities to ease and accelerate the application process.
Short cutting situations can especially apply:
- if the applicant has completed his studies in Germany (21-2a) or
- if the applicant is only acting as a freelancer (21-2).
Please do not hesitate to contact us, if you need additional information or support with processing work permit applications for Germany.
Dwyer Legal Law Firm, Schwanthalerstr. 13, Aufgang IV, 80336 Munich
Tel: +49 (0)89 24 88 14 310, www.dwyer-legal.com
Note: Information provided in this Knowledge Database is for orientation only and not binding.