Which route fits me?
Several routes lead from Tunisia to Berlin. Pick by your situation, then read the route page. Tunisians need a national visa for stays over 90 days and for work; there is no visa-free application inside Germany (Visa and Embassy).
| You are | Route |
|---|---|
| A graduate or experienced professional (engineer, IT) with a job offer | Skilled worker / Blue Card |
| A nurse, or a doctor | Nursing and health professions |
| Trained or experienced in electrical, metal, car mechatronics or construction trades | Ausbildung and THAMM Plus |
| Qualified, no job offer yet, with savings | Opportunity Card |
| A school leaver who wants vocational training, German at B1 or close | Ausbildung |
| A student or graduate (Baccalauréat, Licence) who wants a German degree | Study, then admission |
| Spouse, child or parent of someone in Germany | Family |
| Already in Berlin | Already in Berlin? |
Five honest checks before you decide
- German. Almost every route needs it, and French is not enough: Learning German.
- Money. Costs at a glance and Money and transfers.
- Documents. Tunisian documents are legalised by the Embassy; an apostille is not accepted: Documents.
- Your qualification. Recognition.
- Nobody sells you a visa: Avoiding scams.
General orientation only. It does not assess your individual case; for that see a lawyer for migration law or a recognised advice centre.
A question this page does not answer? Contact us. Free orientation only, no legal advice for individual cases.