Germany’s new immigration law creates most liberal immigration rules in the world

Under Germany’s new immigration system, you can come to Germany

A. as right now, if you have a job offer and earn more than 50k

B. as right now, as a student or a family relation

C. under a new regulation, if you speak German, have skills in certain areas and have a job offer

D. under a new regulation, if you speak German, have skills in certain areas, and financial assets for 6 months... even without a job offer

E. as right now, all EU citizens can come

Germany will receive millions of Asians, Africans and South Americans... legally in the next years.

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Right when Afd starts getting traction in the Country.

They have discussed these legal immigration rules for over a decade...

not really
canada is still the easiest western country to move into legally
although I am looking to move into germany
leipzig to be specific
what can I expect? I will also go to a university there

what exactly have changed?

Mainly as follows:

A. no “market demand” requirment for a visa
B. no “is there a German for this job” check requirment
C. no “university degree or equivalent training” requirment
D. new possibility to come even if job doesn’t pay 50k euros
E. new possibiliy to come even without a job to seek a job in Germany if person speaks German, has skills and has certain financial assets for 6 months (around 6,000 to 10,000 euros)

Canada has no language requirement, this makes it de facto easier to go to. But from a purely “skills based” immigration requirement, Germany will now be easiest as you don’t even need a uni degree.

I see

Hmm I could easily meet these requirements. Should I become a German?

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What does the average german think of this?