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Applying for a residence permit to continue a course of study started in another EU country

Description

If you are recognized as a person entitled to international protection in another member state of the European Union (EU) and have been studying there for at least 2 years, you can obtain a residence permit to continue your studies in Germany.

You will need proof that part of your studies are being carried out at a German educational institution (usually a university), as well as admission to this educational institution.

The residence permit is temporary and valid for the duration of your studies in Germany.

With the residence permit you have received for the purpose of your studies, you may work up to 120 days or 240 half days per year. You can also work part-time as a student.

Fee: 100,00 EUR
Payment in advance: no
Fee: 50,00 EUR
Payment in advance: no
https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/aufenthv/__50.html
Objection Deadline: 1 Month
  • Appeal against the decision of the immigration authority
  • Legal action before the court named in the notice of objection if the objection is not upheld

The foreigners authority responsible for your place of residence.

Federal Ministry of the Interior and for Home Affairs (BMI)

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Studium & Ausbildung
Lübecker Straße 53-63
39124 Magdeburg, Landeshauptstadt
+49 391 540-4389
+49 391 540-4350

Streetcar:

Take line 1, line 9 or line 10 to the Bebertaler Straße stop

Further Authorities
Hotline "Arbeiten und Leben in Deutschland"
+49 30 1815-1111

Remark: Hotline "Working and living in Germany"

Remark: If you are abroad: You can also contact the Central Service Center for Professional Recognition (ZSBA) via the "Working and Living in Germany" hotline.