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Permanent Residence Permits
German Citizenship
Naturalization Test
Permanent Residence Permits
Entry Visa types (C-Visas and D-Visas)
C-Visa: Business and Private Trips
D-Visa: Work and Long Term Stays
Work Visa and Work Permits
Blue Card Work permits
Company Specialist Work Permits
ICT: Secondment work permits / Deputed employees
Self-Employment / Freelancer Permits
Dependency Visa / Non-Work-related Residence Permits
Dependency visa
Job Seeker and Post Graduate Visas
Visa Emergency Situations
General Information
Solutions for Visas & Work Permits
Employee Posting (General Information)
Posting of Employees within the EU (van der Elst)
German Labour Law
Temporary Employment Law (AUG)
Payroll, Taxes and Contributions
Income taxes and contributions
Payroll processing
Company Foundation
Company formation and processing
Shareholder Work Permit Processing
European Inheritance Law
Italian Articles
Diritto Commerciale e Societario
Lavoro Temporaneo
Cittadinanza Tedesca
Diritto di Famiglia
Diritto Ereditario
Diritto Tributario - Tassazione e Previdenza Sociale
L'ingresso ed il soggiorno in Germania
Diritto del Lavoro
Dwyer Legal Immigration Processing - technical aspects
Understanding our ticket system
Initiating Immigration Processing with Dwyer Legal
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Dwyer Legal Knowledge Base
Permanent Residence Permits
German Citizenship
Naturalization Test
Permanent Residence Permits
Entry Visa types (C-Visas and D-Visas)
C-Visa: Business and Private Trips
D-Visa: Work and Long Term Stays
Work Visa and Work Permits
Blue Card Work permits
Company Specialist Work Permits
ICT: Secondment work permits / Deputed employees
Self-Employment / Freelancer Permits
Dependency Visa / Non-Work-related Residence Permits
Dependency visa
Job Seeker and Post Graduate Visas
Visa Emergency Situations
General Information
Solutions for Visas & Work Permits
Employee Posting (General Information)
Posting of Employees within the EU (van der Elst)
German Labour Law
Temporary Employment Law (AUG)
Payroll, Taxes and Contributions
Income taxes and contributions
Payroll processing
Company Foundation
Company formation and processing
Shareholder Work Permit Processing
European Inheritance Law
Italian Articles
Diritto Commerciale e Societario
Lavoro Temporaneo
Cittadinanza Tedesca
Diritto di Famiglia
Diritto Ereditario
Diritto Tributario - Tassazione e Previdenza Sociale
L'ingresso ed il soggiorno in Germania
Diritto del Lavoro
Dwyer Legal Immigration Processing - technical aspects
Understanding our ticket system
Initiating Immigration Processing with Dwyer Legal
Permanent Residence Permits
A permanant residence permit (PR) is a residence and work permit with no time limitation. It grants the right to carry out any type of work activity.
What is a permanent residence permit and who can apply for it?
What are the standard requirements to apply for a German permanent residence permit?
Can a spouse of a German national apply for a permanent residence permit?
Can a self-employment permit be converted into a permanent residence permit (PR)?
How to convert a Blue Card into a permanent residence permit (PR)
Can the spouse of a Blue Card holder convert her visa into a permanent residence permit?