FAQs about Jobs

• Can I find a job in Germany if I only speak English?

  Yes, it is possible to find a job in Germany while speaking only English, especially in certain industries and professions where English is commonly used, such as IT, tourism, and multinational companies. Also, in jobs that don't require a lot of interaction with customers, instructions by team members can be given in English. Intermediate English language skills are widespread in Germany. You might even be surprised to find that many bars, restaurants, and cafés, particularly in the bigger citiSome readers

FAQs about the Visa

• When should I apply for my Working Holiday/Youth Mobility Visa for Germany?

  If you apply at the German embassies abroad, the visa processing time is around 2-4 weeks. Please note that this may change, so you should not apply for your visa at the very last minute. Typically, you can only apply for your visa 3 months prior to the scheduled arrival date in Germany. The validity of the visa typically starts on the date when you enter Germany. If you can apply for your visa in Berlin, the visa will be issued on the day of your appointment. However, there might be a waitinSome readers

• Can I work in other EU/Schengen countries if I have a German Working Holiday Visa?

  No, the German Working Holiday Visa is specific to Germany and does not grant you the right to work in other EU or Schengen countries.Few readers

• How does it work with UK and US citizens?

  There is no Working Holiday Visa for US and UK citizens, but they can still join our support program. The required formalities work a little different in this case compared to program participants of nationalities who can get such visa. The US/US individual arrives in Germany without any visa. They need to complete the residence registration for their accommodation (we would supply the necessary papers via the landlord for this if you book the "complete" package) They need to applFew readers

• Should I apply for the Working Holiday/Youth Mobility visa in my home country or in Germany?

  Citizens of Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Chile, Uruguay, and Argentina can only apply for the Working Holiday Visa at the German Embassy in their home country. Citizens of Australia, Israel, Japan, Canada, and New Zealand can apply for the visa either at any German Embassy or at any immigration office in Germany. However, we strongly recommend that you preferentially apply through the German Embassies in your home country. In German cities such as Berlin, there may be very long waitingFew readers

FAQs about Accommodation

• Can I extend the rental duration of the accommodation?

  Yes, you can extend the accommodation that we arrange. Just let us know the duration you need accommodation for.Few readers