"Pre-integration" is the comprehensive preparation and qualified support for everyday and professional life in Germany, which already begins in the country of origin.
This takes place in the form of various free offers.
The project "Pre-integration" in Lebanon is aimed specifically at adults who would like to move permanently to Germany for professional reasons (qualified specialists) or within the framework of family reunification.
You would like to work in Germany? There are different requirements for this, depending on your profession and qualifications. We will be happy to advise you on this.
You would like to move to Germany to live with your spouse? The requirements for this are that the family member is in possession of a residence permit, has sufficient living space, and is able to support himself or herself.
You also need proof of a basic knowledge of German (level A1). The Goethe-Institute offers German courses (digital) as well as exams (in presence). With the certificate of the Goethe-Institute you can apply for a visa for family reunification. Find out more on our website and let us advise you.
You also need proof of a basic knowledge of German (level A1). The Goethe-Institute offers German courses (digital) as well as exams (in presence). With the certificate of the Goethe-Institute you can apply for a visa for family reunification. Find out more on our website and let us advise you.
Many questions arise before professional migration to Germany: How do I need to prepare in my country of origin? What are the first steps after my arrival in Germany? What language skills do I need and how do I best prepare for exams? We will advise you on all your questions regarding everyday life and work in Germany or direct you to the appropriate counseling centers.
You have a question and would like a personal consultation? Then please register via our contact form. You will then receive an appointment for consultation.
You have a question and would like a personal consultation? Then please register via our contact form. You will then receive an appointment for consultation.
You have questions about our offer? In our virtual info sessions, we present the various workshops (virtual and physical) in more detail, answer your questions and, if necessary, refer you to the relevant counseling centers. We also offer regular info sessions on special topics, such as the visa process or recognition of certificates, or invite guests to talk about their lives and experiences in Germany.
To take up employment in Germany or within the framework of family reunification, German language skills must be proven. Through our exam preparation courses, we support you to successfully prepare for the language exams and acquire learning methods. The prerequisite for participation in a free exam preparation course is participation in one of our regular language courses and/or a binding registration for one of our exams.
When people of different cultural backgrounds meet, this can lead to uncertainties and irritations in thinking, feeling and acting. Living in a foreign society is successful if trusting relationships can be built and maintained. For this, criteria must be fulfilled, which we would like to introduce to you regularly through our intercultural workshops.
Are you planning to migrate to Germany for work and want to apply for a job there? Or are you planning to take up a job after the successful reunification? We will support you in preparing applications and prepare you for job interviews in Germany. The prerequisite for this is language skills at level B1.
Are you going to Germany soon or are you already there? At our regular workshops "My way to Germany" you will receive information that will support you on your arrival and make it easier for you to settle in.
- We cannot find you a job. However, we will give you information on which platforms you can search for jobs.
- We cannot intervene in any visa process. Likewise, we can neither accelerate the issuance nor have influence on the outcome.
- We cannot represent you in any legal action or sign any agreements or contracts for you. You must arrange for legal aid yourself.
The Skilled Workers Immigration Act for Germany has been in force since March 1, 2020. What are the new developments on the topics of visas, recognition and training after the Act has come into force?
Find out in the explanatory video from "Make it in Germany," the German government's portal for skilled workers from abroad.
