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The GC Procedure - Question
Posted on 21.03.2004 18:27
Re: The GC Procedure - Question
"If you find it in one of the big cities where Arbeitsamt employees have an idea of what GC is, the rest is very easy."
otherwise he should print out this:
http://www.aufenth...titel.de/it_argv.html
and point local officials to §4 of that regulation. however, it's only if he makes an application for a work permit before 31.12.2004.
"Also ensure that with your Master Degree from Aachen, you may not need to use GC option for working in Germany."
Der Zweck Ihres Aufenthaltes im Bundesgebiet ist im Rahmen Ihrer Aus- bzw. Weiterbildung vorübergehender Natur. Sie erhalten daher als Aufenthaltsgenehmigung eine Aufenthaltsbewilligung.
Mit Ihrem Aufenthalt wird regelmäßig die Erwartung verbunden, dass Sie Ihre Ausbildung mit dem gebotenen Nachdruck betreiben, in angemessener Zeit abschließen und anschließend in Ihr Heimatland zurückkehren, um die erworbenen Kenntnisse dort anzuwenden bzw. weiter zu vermitteln.
Ein Daueraufenthaltsrecht nach abgeschlossenem Studium (z. B. zur Erwerbstätigkeit) ist in der Regel ausgeschlossen.
http://www.uni-kas...Merkblatt_Auslamt.pdf
well if he has a worldwide-known name before he finishes his studies, then i guess he will not have any problems to work in Germany without GC-option. Otherwise it will be very hard for him to obtain a residence and work permit *lol* 
if i studied in Germany for five years, i would use GC-option and work for one more year as a GC-holder, then get unlimited work permit and unlimited residence permit.
Posted on 21.03.2004 21:03
Re: The GC Procedure - Question
"if i studied in Germany for five years, i would use GC-option and work for one more year as a GC-holder, then get unlimited work permit and unlimited residence permit "
If you are a student in Germany, you normally have "Aufenthaltsbewilligung" and the years you spend under this type of Residence Permit is not counted for the years that you need to get the Permanent Residence Permit.. *lol* 
Lacrima
lacrima
Member since 14.11.2003
Posted on 22.03.2004 19:07
Re: The GC Procedure - Question
"If you are a student in Germany, you normally have "Aufenthaltsbewilligung" and the years you spend under this type of Residence Permit is not counted for the years that you need to get the Permanent Residence Permit.. *lol*"
true. accordingly to §24 Abs.1 Satz 1 Nr.1 AuslG. but you can get a permanent work permit after six years (+ 1 as GC). then you will have to wait all five years as a GC-holder before you can get a permanent residence permit. but at least you will finally get it if you've got your GC after studies in Germany; on the other hand, for the people which studied abroad and then came to Germany as GC-holders, such schema is not possible because they will not be able to get a permanent work permit