Pre-Integration

Those who intend to migrate to Germany on a permanent basis for professional or private reasons will receive qualified support to help them prepare.

Pre-Integration at the Goethe-Institut
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Pre-integration in South-East Asia, South-East Europe, North Africa/Middle East and Brazil

Pre-Integration at the Goethe-Institut

Preparation for day-to-day living and working in Germany
Preliminary input to support the migration experience
Painting a realistic picture of day-to-day living and working in Germany
Dealing with fears and stress
Support with preparation for language certificate as a visa requirement
Support during the transition period until integration services can be accessed in Germany

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In einem großen Raum sieht man Leute, die mit Projektmitarbeiter*innen der Vorintegration ins Gespräch kommen

Gemeinsam Brücken bauen

Seit jeher unterstützt das Goethe-Institut Menschen bei ihrer Migration nach Deutschland. Wie sieht die Unterstützung aus? Was läuft gut? Was muss noch getan werden? Darum ging es bei der Veranstaltung „Entdecken. Aufbrechen. Ankommen. Ergebnisse der Vor- und Erstintegrationsprojekte des Goethe-Instituts und Potentiale für die Fachkräfteeinwanderung“.

From Albania to Montenegro
Pre-integration in the Western Balkans

In 2015, a law came into force that made it easier for people from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia and Serbia to work in Germany. How has immigration in the region developed during this time? And what distinguishes the pre-integration work here now?

From participant limitation to WhatsApp friendships
Pre-integration work in times of COVID-19

The corona pandemic characterises people’s day-to-day life all over the world. What that means in specific terms for pre-integration work varies depending on location and region.

Things are never quite what they seem...

The new study “Annäherung, die im Heimatland beginnt” (Approaches that begin at home) examines the meaning and purpose of pre-integration: migrant workers who receive information about life in Germany before arrival are less susceptible to false expectations.