The conditions of immigration to Germany for Nursing staff

In this article, we review the requirements of immigration for Nurses to Germany and answer possible questions you might face in your immigration path.

As a nurse, you probably have thought about migration to another country where they can provide more prosperity and income. If you wish to collect more information about this procedure like requirements, costs and required documents we suggest you stay with us during this article.

In this article, we are about to investigate the following items:

• Requirements for nursing in Germany

• Benefits and facilities after entering Germany 

• Expenses for this procedure

• Last but not least, the Income from this occupation 

Need for healthcare workers

Germany has been facing a significant lack of medical staff in the past few years. And in order to fill these empty job opportunities, they are trying to recruit more healthcare staff from all over the world. Germany is competing with other countries like Canada, England, Denmark, Sweden, and Switzerland by offering more appealing facilities and working conditions. These listed countries are popular destinations for many nurses and medical staff. Fortunately, this competition is favorable to healthcare staff to get more advantages from their employers. Some people even call Germany the paradise for Nursing staff.

Required Documents 

In order to be gainfully employed in Germany as a Nurse, you need to fulfill these three main requirements:

• Nursing bachelor's degree (or higher grades)

• At least two years of work experience in the related field (practical courses also count as work experience )

• German language certificate of B2

Immigration to Germany with the B1 language level

Including the legal requirements that you can carry out alone or with the help of professional agents, these three listed items are the most essential.

Facilities and working conditions after entering Germany 

1. No need for a certificate of financial ability 

2. The possibility of immigrating with low expenses 

3. Receive salary from the very first month of work

4. Professional and friendly environment with a well-equipped hospital that makes the job easier for medical staff

5. Friendly atmosphere and teamwork between all staff in a section 

6. Providing housing for the first six months 

7. 8-hour work shifts and five days of work per week (it is worth mentioning that nurses are allowed to apply for leave if they ask in advance as well)

The last item counts advantages for many nurses and can offload the pressure for many nurses who suffer from unbalanced and unfair working hours.

Free migration for nurses

This last item might be hard to believe. But if you get a job offer through Monarchco holding, all your expenses, including translation, german class expenses, confirmation of documents (in the German embassy), and even your flight ticket, will be refunded. And you can experience immigration free of any charge.

Also read: Why are Monarchco services free of charge for nurses

Average Income for a Nursing profession in Germany 

Nurses can have an income from 3000 euros to 5500 euros monthly, which is outstanding between other professions in Germany, and can fully cover their monthly expenses, including rent and internment. You also get to lay aside some money. It's worth mentioning that this income can differ according to your work experience or education degrees, and the salary grows with the years of experience.

Also read: Nursing Salary in Germany