Bavaria Needs You
Charter 22 promotes inclusion, participation, respect and understanding between people based on mutual values beyond all political ideologies, religions, cultures, and economic interests. We firmly believe that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. Each of us is unique, equally valuable, important. We are all different, nevertheless, we all belong naturally to. Democracy needs inclusion.
Each of us should be able to participate in social life no matter where we come from and what our personal story is. We all have the right to live freely, dignified, and self-determined as well as to participate actively in social life enjoying equal opportunities without any discrimination. Knowledge is power. The great goal of knowledge, however, is action. Every person is an architect of the future.
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Learn German
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Visa Procedure D-Visa
For a long-term stay (more than three months) that entitle you to work in Germany, you are required to obtain a national visa. You can apply for D-Visa at the responsible German diplomatic mission (embassy or consulate general) in your home country before entering Germany. Your visa application does need to be submitted when you meet all requirements and complete all documents needed.
Entering Germany
Skilled workers from third countries require a national visa with a specified validity before entering Germany, which must be applied for at the responsible German diplomatic mission in their home country. Skilled workers can only take up qualified employment. In most cases, the approval of the Federal Employment Agency is therefore required. The responsible German diplomatic mission abroad usually obtains this.
Living
Finding an apartment in Germany is a challenging matter. The housing market is large, but there are also a lot of prospective tenants and the documents that landlords expect from applicants are getting longer and longer. In popular large cities such as Munich, Stuttgart, Berlin or Hamburg, the housing market is particularly fiercely competitive. And if you are looking for a rental apartment for the first time, it would make sense to first get well informed or familiarize yourself with legal regulations and terms in German.
Residence permit
The Foreigners’ Registration Offices are responsible for decisions under the
(Residence Act) for third-country nationals who are already residing in Germany. Foreigners’ Registration Offices are not subordinate offices of the Federal Foreign Office. The Federal Foreign Office has no influence on their decisions. Rather, they are subject to the technical supervision of the interior ministries and senators of the federal states.
Integration course
The integration course is a basic state’s offer of language and political training for immigrants of the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees (BAMF). The aim of the integration course is to promote the integration of new immigrants in terms of social participation and equal
Childcare
In Germany, all children from the age of one have a legal right to education, upbringing and care in a daycare centre or in day care.
What values hold us together
The quality of our coexistence depends on whether we can give and experience mutual respect, recognition, and appreciation as well as whether we are prepared to take joint responsibility for our society. The Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany reflects a certain consensus of values, even if the term “value” is not used but norms are laid down. Norms are guides to action derived from values. The values behind the norms of the Basic Law are of fundamental importance for your own life in Germany, for social coexistence, for the legitimacy of the state order. The values are the “software of the mind” or the basis that influence and determine our actions. Our values determine our attitudes. Our attitudes lead to the corresponding actions.
