Frequently Asked Questions
01
Is German language mandatory for migrating to Germany?
No, it's not mandatory for all visa types, especially for skilled professionals, but learning German improves job prospects and daily life integration.
02
What is the processing time for a Germany Job Seeker Visa?
On average, it takes 4 to 6 months from application to approval, depending on documentation and embassy workload.
03
Can I get PR in Germany after a Job Seeker Visa?
Yes. First, secure a job, then apply for a Blue Card or work visa. After 5 years of employment, you can apply for Permanent Residency.
04
What is a common-law partner under Canadian immigration?
A common-law partner is someone who has lived with you for at least 12 consecutive months in a marriage-like relationship, even without being legally married.
05
Can I sponsor my spouse if I’m living outside Canada?
Yes, if you’re a Canadian citizen and you plan to return to Canada once your spouse’s visa is approved. Permanent residents must be living in Canada to sponsor.
06
What is the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)?
The PNP is a Canada immigration pathway where provinces nominate individuals who meet their labor market and economic needs. It helps skilled workers, students, and entrepreneurs gain permanent residency in a specific province.
07
Can I apply for PNP without Express Entry?
Yes, many provinces offer non-Express Entry (paper-based) PNP streams. These are ideal for candidates with lower CRS scores or specific provincial ties, though the processing time is longer.
08
How long does it take to get Australia PR from India?
It generally takes 8 to 12 months depending on the visa subclass, your points score, and how complete your documentation is at the time of application.