Chancenkarte with GerAfrik
Your Key to Working in Germany
Do you want to work in Germany? With the Chancenkarte (Opportunities Card), GerAfrik supports you in obtaining your visa and guarantees a job upon your arrival through its network of German partners.
What is the Chancenkarte?
The Chancenkarte (Opportunity Card) is a points-based visa that allows skilled workers to settle in Germany to work in their profession. With GerAfrik, you won't be leaving in uncertainty: a job awaits you upon your arrival!
✅ Access to the labor market
✅ Possibility to work part-time (20h/week)
✅ Flexible stay to find a qualified job
✅ Pathway to a permanent work permit
✔️ Degree recognized in Germany
✔️ Qualified professional experience (minimum 2 years)
✔️ Proficiency in German (A1) or English (B2)
✔️ Proven financial independence
1️⃣ Evaluation of your profile (degrees, experience, language skills)
2️⃣ Preparation of documents (CV, translated diplomas, bank statement)
3️⃣ Submission of the application to the German embassy or consulate
4️⃣ Waiting for the response (usually 2 to 3 months)
5️⃣ Arrival in Germany and the start of your job search
🎓 Graduates or qualified professionals
🗣️ Minimum German level A2
💼 In-demand sectors
💳 Sufficient financial means
Our partners are hiring in the following areas:
🔹 Computer Science and Engineering
🔹 Health (nurses, nursing assistants, etc.)
🔹 Industry and production
Discover the requirements, the application process, and our support services.
Assessment of your eligibility
- Free verification of your profile according to the criteria of the Chancenkarte (diplomas, experience, language skills).
- Point system simulation to see if you are eligible.
- Personalized tips to improve your chances of getting the card.
Preparation of the file
- Assistance for the recognition of diplomas with the German authorities.
- Certified translation of your documents (diplomas, certificates, resumes).
- Writing and optimizing your resume and cover letter according to German standards.
- Complete verification of your file before submission to the embassy
Job coaching & networking in Germany
- Support in your job search in Germany.
- Connecting with German recruiters and companies.
- Interview simulations and tips for succeeding in your application.
- Orientation towards hiring sectors and optimization of your LinkedIn profile.
Assistance after arrival in Germany
- Advice on initial administrative steps (housing, health insurance, banking).
- Assistance in finding temporary housing or shared accommodation.
- Guidance towards diploma recognition organizations.
- Personalized support during your first months in Germany.
Visa Support, Travel Insurance & Blocked Account
We assist you in preparing your visa application, travel insurance, and opening a blocked account, thereby ensuring a smooth and secure process.
VISA File
We assist you in the preparation and validation of your visa application file, while respecting the requirements of the embassy.
Start now- Eligibility and Required Documents Verification
- Assistance with writing the resume and cover letter
- Assistance with making an appointment at the embassy
- Visa interview preparation
- Tracking the status of your request
Travel insurance
Travel insurance is a requirement for obtaining the visa and covers your medical expenses in Germany.
Start now- Medical coverage compliant with embassy requirements
- Emergency assistance
- Flexible duration
- Insurance certificate provided in 2 hours
- Payment flexibility
Blocked account
Opening a blocked account is mandatory to prove that you have the financial resources necessary for your stay in Germany.
Start now- Support for the opening of the blocked account
- Choice of the best available options
- activation upon arrival in Germany
- connection with a checking account
- monthly transfer tracking
Apply today and start working as soon as you arrive in Germany!
Frequently Asked Questions
Application fees range from €75 to €100 depending on your country of residence."
Yes, you can work 20 hours per week while searching for a job.
You will have to leave Germany unless you obtain an extension or another residence permit.