Law and Visas

21/09/2026

17/09/2026

🇩🇪 Have the qualification and a genuine job offer in Germany?

The Skilled Worker Visa may offer a pathway for qualified professionals whose credentials and employment meet the applicable requirements.

Your qualification, job offer and role must work together—not every offer automatically qualifies.

Could your profile meet the requirements? Contact Law and Visas for a professional assessment.

Eligibility is assessed individually. Approval is not guaranteed.

17/09/2026

🇩🇪 A German job offer could open the door to the EU Blue Card—but the job offer alone is not enough.

Your academic qualification, employment contract and salary must satisfy the applicable requirements.

Could your occupation and salary meet the current rules? Book a professional assessment with Law and Visas.

Salary thresholds and eligible occupations may change. Approval is not guaranteed.

17/09/2026

❤️ Is your spouse, parent or child living in Germany?

An eligible family-reunification route may help you join them—but the correct pathway depends on your relationship, the sponsor’s status and other requirements such as accommodation, finances or language.

Let Law and Visas assess the appropriate route for your family.

Eligibility is assessed individually. Approval is not guaranteed.

17/09/2026

🇩🇪 No German job offer yet?

The Germany Opportunity Card may allow eligible professionals to enter Germany and search for qualified employment.

However, applicants must meet the relevant qualification or points requirements and demonstrate sufficient funds and applicable language ability.

Could you qualify? Contact Law and Visas for an assessment.

15/09/2026

🇨🇦 Travelling to Canada for business does not automatically mean you need a work permit—but calling your trip a “business visit” does not automatically make it one either.

Attending meetings, conferences, trade events or negotiating contracts may fall under business-visitor activities. However, performing productive duties or entering the Canadian labour market may require a work permit.

The deciding factor is what you will actually do in Canada—not simply the title on your invitation letter or where your payment comes from.

Before travelling, ask:

✅ What activities will I perform?
✅ Where is my main business and source of income?
✅ Will I enter the Canadian labour market?

Your invitation letter, application and actual activities must tell the same story.

Comment “BUSINESS” or “WORK” below—or book a professional assessment with Law and Visas.

Immigration requirements depend on your specific circumstances. Some work may be permit-exempt, while other activities require a work permit. Approval is not guaranteed.