Living and working in Germany
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Our Offer
You can use this form to register for an appointment with us:
Registration for appointments
Write us an email or give us a call:
☎ +234 1 454 9515
Wednesdays and Fridays between 10h00 and 14h00
AMIF Nigeria
Contact
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Veronica Adeloye
Project Coordinator for AMIF – Vorbereitet und erfolgreich nach Deutschland
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Lasisi Eniola
Project Assistant for AMIF Project Nigeria
Goethe-Institut Lagos
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Oluwabusayo Fakuade
Language Course Officer
AMIF Administration Officer
Useful Links
Make it in Germany
The portal for international experts offering comprehensive information on living and working in Germany.
deutschland.de
This portal provides tips and information about work and study and addresses current topics in Germany and abroad.
ProRecognition
Is an advisory service of the German Chambers of Commerce Abroad (AHKs) and provides free and reliable guidance on everything you need to know when looking for employment in Germany.
Recognition of qualifications
To work in your profession, you need recognition of your professional qualifications. Find out how.
anabin
This database provides information on educational certificates in classifying foreign qualifications in the German education system.
Visas and entry
On the website of the German Embassy in Nigeria you will find information about different visa options, requirements and procedures for applications.
Partner
The two pre-integration courses "Prepared and Successful to Germany" of Diakonie in Deutschland and "Living and Working in Germany" of the Goethe-Institut are carried out in Nigeria in close cooperation between the Goethe-Institut Nigeria and Diakonie in Deutschland. Both services are financed/co-financed by the EU Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF). The offer "Prepared and successful to Germany" is additionally supported by funds from the Federal Republic of Germany (Federal Government Commissioner for Migration, Refugees and Integration, as well as the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees) , the State of Hamburg, as well as from the Diakonie and the Goethe-Institut’s own funds.