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Where can I find a job in Germany with a minimum knowledge of German (A2)? Or where can you find a job abroad with German citizenship?
Just not construction work.
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I think you are on the wrong forum. This is a travel portal, not a work site.
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answered 5 years ago
Well, since they wrote here, if you have German citizenship, then there are no problems with finding a job! Strange question, to be honest.
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answered 5 years ago
emillox1997, in Google or Yandex scores in the search for "work in Germany" and follow the links provided until you find the offers that you like.
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answered 5 years ago
In order for you to say this, you need to deal with it in the past. Not the fact that such a person will read your question. Another question is to search the Internet, that is, to do it for you ... It is unlikely that anyone will be found. Although .. there are some here, amateur altruists
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answered 5 years ago
I’ve been looking for myself for a long time, I have citizenship, but my knowledge of the language is minimal, so I can’t find it. I don’t ask you to search for me if you don’t have the necessary information. I just want to find good employers so that they don’t throw me with a job
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answered 5 years ago
emillox1997 it's easier for you to do ausbuilding. if your age allows. You don’t really write anything. You need to look for a job while living in Germany, especially if you have citizenship. Judging by the fact that you are looking for a job on a tourist website, you don’t have a diploma in Germany. But how can this be, there is citizenship, you don’t know the language ??? You'll have to learn the language if you want to stay in Germany.
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answered 5 years ago
I have citizenship, but I don’t live there and I don’t have to learn the language in order to have German citizenship. How can I live in Germany if I don’t have a job there? I understand that this is a ridiculous and incomprehensible situation. That's why I'm writing here
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answered 5 years ago
emillox1997, why do you want to go to Germany if you don't know the language? Do you even want to? After all, you studied and received a diploma/certificate obviously not in Germany.
Work in Belarus or in Russia, where there will be no language barrier. If the desire to move does not disappear, sign up for German courses - in a couple of years you will have work experience, and you will improve the language to a decent level.
Work in Belarus or in Russia, where there will be no language barrier. If the desire to move does not disappear, sign up for German courses - in a couple of years you will have work experience, and you will improve the language to a decent level.
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answered 5 years ago
emillox1997 if you have citizenship, you can stay in Germany. This is a long process, but you need to go to your place of residence and get registered in order to at least receive unemployment benefits and look for work while in Germany. I do not believe that there is citizenship. otherwise such questions would not arise. Maybe a residence permit? Citizenship can only be obtained by a person living there, on the territory of that country in which he receives citizenship. And yes, it is necessary to know the language, but in Germany you can find a job if you know, for example, only English.
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answered 5 years ago
lana_181 I had a small conflict with my parents because of which I can’t live there with them and it turns out I don’t have a place to live there. And I have German citizenship! I’m not mistaken in my words
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