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Your Nursing Career in Germany. Supported Every Step.

Full support for language training, visa, professional recognition, and settling in. Completely free for you.

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We never charge nurses for our services.

€3,200–€4,500 Monthly nursing salary
6 Weeks Paid holiday per year
Stable Permanent employment contracts
180,000+ International nurses working in Germany
Eligibility

Do You Qualify?

You don't need to speak German yet. You don't need to have a job offer. Just bring your qualification and motivation — we do the rest.

  • ✓ You have a nursing degree or diploma from your home country
  • ✓ You have at least 1 year of professional nursing experience
  • ✓ You are motivated to learn German (you don't need to speak it yet)
  • ✓ You are ready for a 12–16 month journey before working in Germany
  • ✓ You are open to relocating to Germany
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Nurse working in Germany
✓ 100% Free for Nurses 12–16 months

From Egypt, India, Tunisia, Morocco, Philippines, Serbia, Bulgaria, Bosnia or Albania.

Your Roadmap

Your Journey to Germany — 7 Steps

We walk with you through every step, from your first application to your first shift on the ward.

1

Apply Online — 10–15 Minutes, Free

Fill in our application form. It takes 10–15 minutes. You'll receive confirmation within 24 hours. No documents needed yet — just your basic information and background.

2

Screening Interview

A short video call with our team. We learn about your background, experience, specialization, and motivation. We explain what to expect honestly — including the challenges.

3

Language Training — 7–9 Months

Intensive German from A1 to B2 + Medical German. For Egypt candidates: via our partner Juhu Academy. Cost is covered by the employer — always free for you. Progress is tracked monthly.

4

Employer Matching

Once you reach B2, we match you with a suitable German employer. Your specialization, preferred location, and personal circumstances are all considered.

5

Visa & Recognition

Our co-founder Wael El-Said handles all document translation in-house (he's an official attested translator in Germany). Visa application, embassy appointments, recognition submission — all managed for you.

6

Arrival in Germany

We coordinate your arrival: Einwohnermeldeamt registration, bank account, health insurance, local orientation. You won't navigate this alone.

7

Working & Growing

You start work. We check in at 1, 3, and 6 months. Full recognition support continues until your Berufsanerkennung is complete. Your career in Germany has begun.

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Life in Germany

What Awaits You

Housing

We guide you through finding accommodation. Many employers also support with initial housing arrangements.

Food & Culture

Germany has a rich and diverse food culture. Berlin and major cities are cosmopolitan with communities from around the world.

Family Reunification

After settling in, you can apply for family members to join you in Germany. We provide guidance on this process.

Integration

Germany invests in integration. You'll have access to integration courses, social programs, and a welcoming community.

Transport

Germany has excellent public transport. Whether you're in Berlin, Munich, Hamburg or a smaller city, getting around is easy.

Quality of Life

Strong labour laws, work-life balance, healthcare, and safety make Germany one of the best places to build a long-term career.

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Your Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Always. We operate an employer-pays model. You pay nothing — not for the language training, not for the visa support, not for document translation, not for arrival help. This is non-negotiable and will never change.
12–16 months from your first application to your first working day in Germany. The largest part of this time is language training (7–9 months for A1–B2). We'll be honest with you: this is a real commitment. But it's a commitment to your future.
Yes — apply even if you speak zero German. Language training starts from A1 (complete beginner). Our partner Juhu Academy (for Egyptian candidates) has expert tutors who have trained hundreds of nurses to B2 level.
B2 is required for the nursing visa and recognition process. Some roles also require the Telc Pflege (nursing-specific exam). We help you prepare for exactly the right exam for your situation.
We manage the full recognition process including all document translation (handled in-house by our co-founder Wael El-Said, an official attested translator in Germany). Most non-EU nurses need a Berufserlaubnis first, then a supervised practice period before full Berufsanerkennung.
No. You stay in your home country during language training. You only travel to Germany after your visa is granted and your job is confirmed.
We consider your preferences when matching you with employers. The final placement depends on available positions, but we always discuss this with you before confirming.
You can retake the exam. We support you through a second attempt. Most candidates pass on their first try when they've completed the full training program.

Your Future in Germany Is Closer Than You Think.

The application takes 10–15 minutes. It's free. And it could be the most important thing you do today.

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