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The Blue Card can be issued in Germany for the following fields: natural scientists, mathematicians, architects, urban, regional and transport planners, designers, engineers, doctors, IT professionals and much more.

Yes, there are professions that don't require a degree. However, you won't be eligible for a Blue Card, and the recognition process will be more complex and could take up to a year. 

Important: STEPBLU only works with applicants who hold a university degree.

Whether you need to know the German language for your new job depends on your employer and the specific position. Many employers expect you to at least have basic German communication skills and a willingness to improve. Mastering the German language is also crucial for your success, daily life, and integration in Germany. We also provide support through German courses. Important: The better your German, the quicker and easier the placement with a German employer.

We need from you: a copy of your passport or ID, a resume (template available on our website), a photo of yourself, evidence of your bachelor's or master's degree, your academic transcripts if available, proof of work experience (e.g., certificates, work permits), and information on whether you have applied for recognition in Germany and which authority you applied to. Some employers may also ask for proof of personal suitability, such as a Certificate of Good Standing, a health certificate, or proof of German language proficiency. 

Important: All documents must be no more than three months old.

We will welcome you at the airport. You will receive all necessary documents and information for your journey to your future workplace. Depending on your work location, we will either drive you by car or guide you to take the train. Important: You will receive detailed instructions before your departure.

All applicants book an Airbnb or hotel for the initial period before departing to Germany. They also search for apartments online. We support you during this process and throughout your first months in Germany. We have a 24/7 hotline for assistance. Your new employer will also assist you with important matters. 

Important: STEPBLU does not provide accommodations.

Our service is free for you.

In this case it is not possible to find a job in Germany. Germany requires at least a high school diploma.

Yes. However, your chances of being placed are much better if you have already been able to gain professional experience after your studies.

In Germany there is no maximum age for applicants. However, German employers often favor applicants up to the age of 50.

If we have all the necessary documents and we have found a job for you, it takes between one and three months until you have the visa and the Blue Card and you can come to Germany.

Depending on your education, qualifications, and work experience, it takes between one and three months for us to find the right employer for you.

Translation costs vary depending on the extent, ranging from 50€ to 150€.

We will send all documents to the relevant authorities and the employer.

Fees for certificate evaluation and postal services amount to around 200€ to 300€. Additional costs may include translations ranging from 50€ to 150€. The money must be transferred by bank. 

Important: Fees must be transferred to the specified account with the correct purpose reference. Cash payment is not possible.

If you don't have an account, the easiest way is to deposit cash and transfer with Western Union. Western Union has deposit offices in almost every major city, where transfers can also be made straight away.

Visit our website www.stepblu.com. Scroll down on the homepage to find the "Apply Now" button. This will open our applicant software window. Click on "Online Application." Enter the requested information and upload a copy of your passport or ID, your resume (template on our website), a photo of yourself, your bachelor's or master's degree certificate, and if available, evidence of your grades and work experience (e.g., certificates, work permits). Once we receive your application documents, we will contact you to schedule an interview where we will explain the further process. 

Important: Your application will only be processed once the mentioned documents are uploaded.

After receiving the Blue Card, you can easily bring your spouse and minor children to Germany. Learn more about family reunification here: https://www.bamf.de/DE/Themen/MigrationAufenthalt/ZuwandererDrittstaat/Familie/NachzugZuDrittstaatlern/nachzug-zu-drittstaatlern-node.html

Important: You must cover the living costs of your family. The family member joining you is also entitled to work.

Skilled professionals and academics have a starting salary of at least €45,500 per year (€3,796 per month) up to €58,400 per year (€4,866 per month).

In Germany, you'll need around €1,500 per month for living expenses initially. Costs are divided as follows: small apartment or Airbnb €700, food €300, public transport €100, mobile phone €30, leisure €150, private insurance €100, miscellaneous €100.

Since your employer pays your salary at the end of each month, you should have enough money for your first month of work, entry into Germany, and the time before your first working day. Please also consider having sufficient funds for your journey to Germany and onward travel to your future workplace.

Important: You should have enough money to cover the costs of your journey to Germany and your first two months in the country.

Further information is available at: https://www.bamf.de/DE/Themen/MigrationAufenthalt/migration Residence-node.html

To ensure you don't face challenges alone in the initial period, we offer a hotline to assist with any questions. We have also compiled a starter package to help you with essentials such as mobile plans, bank accounts, insurance, and other important details.