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LegalWeg. Immigration Lawyers by your side When Your Application Gets Stuck.

LegalWeg. Legal representation you can rely on. Legal advice, case assessments, and representation when authorities fail to make a decision.

☞ Legal Support for German Immigration Matters

You Need Clear Answers When Your Application Has Been Sitting There for Months and Nobody Tells You What Happens Next

✅ Untätigkeitsklage: Still waiting for the Ausländerbehörde to process your application? Get a free case assessment to find out whether a lawsuit for failure to act makes sense in your situation.

✅ German Citizenship: Waiting for a naturalisation decision? Get legal guidance on your options when your application remains unresolved.

✅ Permanent Residence: If your permanent residence application has stalled, have your case reviewed and understand the next steps available to you.

✅ Visa & Residence Applications: Get immigration-law support for matters including the EU Blue Card, family reunion, student visas, job visas, and the Opportunity Card. Full visa application support is listed as coming soon on the website.

✅ Communication with Authorities: LegalWeg can take over communication with immigration authorities and the court as part of its representation, keeping you informed as your case progresses.

✅ Clear Advice Before You Act: Get an honest assessment of your situation, transparent information about legal fees, and guidance on whether taking legal action is appropriate for your case.

Who Is LegalWeg For?

LegalWeg is for people navigating German immigration procedures who need qualified legal support and a clear understanding of their options. We’re here for you if you’re:

—Waiting months for a visa, residence permit, or citizenship decision.
—Struggling to get a response from the Ausländerbehörde.
—Unsure whether you can take legal action against an administrative delay
—Worried about making a costly legal mistake.
—Looking for an immigration lawyer who communicates in English, German, or Russian.
—Seeking transparent costs and practical advice before committing to legal representation.

We know How Exhausting the Wait Can Be. We have seen it

LegalWeg was created to make German immigration law more accessible and straightforward. Immigration lawyer Artjom Spirin has practised law since 2016 and specialises in immigration matters, including lawsuits against authorities that fail to act.

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Our team assesses your case and advises you on the appropriate next step. In some situations, legal action may help move an application forward. In others, a lawsuit may not be the right option. And we will explain this before you spend money.

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VISAGUARD Berlin. Immigration Lawyers for Visa, Residence & Citizenship.

We are a specialized law firm focused exclusively on German immigration and visa law, supporting expats, skilled workers, and employers with complex residence procedures, embassy cases, and administrative disputes.

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—VISAGUARD is not a platform or intermediary We are a dedicated legal partner focused on protecting your right to stay in Germany and resolving migration cases efficiently.

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If your visa, residence permit, or citizenship process is stuck —or if you want to avoid mistakes from the start— VISAGUARD provides structured legal support to move your case forward.

👉 Visit our website to book a consultation and get legal clarity on your situation in Germany.

 

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I’m a lawyer based in Berlin with deep expertise in migration law and legal representation across Germany. I work with individuals who need professional legal support for residency, naturalization, and related legal challenges.

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German visa types and application fees.

Enter the country with the correct Visa and purpose of stay.

Visa eligibility check

Work

Job seeker visa

— €75

Allows non-EU skilled professionals to stay in Germany for up to 6 months to search for employment matching their qualifications. Applicants need recognized qualifications, proof of financial means (€13,092 per year), and valid health insurance. Once a job is secured, the Visa can be converted to a work permit from within Germany.

Self employed visa

— €75

Allows non-EU entrepreneurs to establish a business or work as a freelancer for up to three years initially. Applicants must demonstrate economic interest or regional demand for their business, show it will positively impact the German economy, and prove they can financially support their concept (business plan). If over 45 years old, adequate pension provisions must be shown. Once approved, the Visa can be extended and may lead to permanent settlement if the business succeeds.

Freelancer visa

— €75

Allows non-EU professionals to work independently for up to three years initially Germany. Applicants must provide at least two letters of intent from prospective clients, demonstrate sufficient financial means (around €12,000 per year), hold valid health insurance, and show relevant professional qualifications. If over 45, adequate pension provisions must be shown. Once approved, it can be extended and may lead to permanent settlement.

Visa for IT professionals

— €75

Allows non-EU professionals with at least three years of IT experience (within the last seven years) to work without a formal degree. Applicants need a job offer with a minimum gross annual salary of €58,4000, proof of relevant theoretical knowledge through training or exams, and B1-level German. The residence permit is initially valid for four years and can be extended.

Blue Card

— €100

Allows highly qualified non-EU professionals with a university degree to work in Germany for up to four years. Applicants need a recognized degree, a job offer with a minimum gross annual salary of €58,400 (€45,552 for shortage occupations.) IT specialists with three years of experience but no degree can also qualify at the lower salary threshold. The Blue Card provides a fast track to permanent residence and can be extended.

Opportunity card

— €75

Allows non-EU skilled professionals to enter Germany for up to 12 months to search for employment without a job offer. Applicants need at least two years of vocational training or a university degree, basic German (A1) or English (B2), and must score at least 6 points based on qualifications, experience, language skills, age, and ties to Germany. Financial proof (€11,904 per year) is required, typically via a blocked account. Holders can work part-time up to 20 hours per week or take unlimited two-week trial jobs while searching.

Professional Internship visa

— €75

Allows non-EU students or recent graduates to complete an internship in Germany for up to six months. Applicants need an internship agreement with a German entity, current university enrollment or a degree obtained within the last two years, and the internship must align with their studies. Financial proof of €992 per month is required, along with valid health insurance coverage. During the internship period, holders cannot take other employment in Germany.

Working Holiday Visa

— €75

Allows young adults aged 18-30 (or 35 for select nationalities) from partner countries to live, work, and travel in Germany for up to 12 months. Applicants must show proof of sufficient funds (around €3,000), hold valid health insurance, have a clean criminal record, and possess a return ticket or funds to purchase one. The Visa is non-renewable and typically available once per lifetime, allowing holders to work short-term jobs while exploring Germany and the Schengen Zone.

Au pair Visa

— €75

Allows non-EU individuals aged 18-26 to live with a German host family for 6-12 months, providing childcare and light housework in exchange for cultural immersion. Applicants must have basic German language skills (A1 level), childcare experience, and a signed contract with a host family. Au pairs receive €280 monthly pocket money, free accommodation and meals, health insurance, and time to attend language courses. The Visa cannot be extended beyond 12 months.

Study

Student visa

— €75

Allows non-EU students to study in Germany for the duration of their academic program, typically with an initial residence permit valid for one year that can be extended. Applicants must have a university admission letter, proof of financial means through a blocked account of €11,904, and valid health insurance. Students can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year. After completing studies, graduates can apply for an 18-month job-seeking Visa.

Vocational Training Visa

— €75

Allows non-EU citizens to enter Germany and complete a dual vocational training program combining classroom education with on-the-job experience, typically lasting two to three years. Applicants need a confirmed training contract, German language skills at B1 level, and proof of financial means (€992 per month for school-based training, or equivalent training salary for company-based programs). After completing training, holders can stay in Germany for up to 18 months to find qualified employment.

Research Visa

— €75

Allows non-EU scientists and researchers with a PhD or equivalent qualification to conduct research at a German institution for up to four years. Applicants need a valid hosting agreement or work contract with a recognized German research institution, proof of financial support covering living costs (€1,027 per month), and valid health insurance. The institution must cover financial support up to six months after the research ends, unless publicly funded. The Visa provides mobility within the EU for research purposes.

Academic Internship visa

— €75

The Germany Academic Internship Visa allows non-EU students currently enrolled at a university abroad or who graduated within the past two years to complete an internship related to their field of study for up to six months. Applicants need proof of an internship agreement with a German facility that commits in writing to cover living costs and travel expenses to the home country for up to six months after the internship ends. Holders can not take other employment during the internship period.

German language course Visa

— €75

Allows non-EU individuals to attend an intensive German language course lasting 3-12 months. Applicants need enrollment in a course with at least 18 hours of instruction per week, proof of financial means (€11,904 per year via blocked account), and valid health insurance. Holders can work up to 20 hours per week. This Visa cannot be extended beyond 12 months or converted to another Visa type.

Family

Family reunification Visa

— €75

The Germany Family Reunification Visa allows non-EU spouses, children under 18, and certain dependent relatives to join family members who are German citizens or legal residents. Applicants need proof of relationship (marriage or birth certificates), valid health insurance, and the sponsor must show stable income (at least €1,200/month for two people, plus €300 per additional dependent). Spouses need basic German language skills (A1 level) with some exemptions. Family members can work in Germany without restrictions.

Short stay

Schengen visa (type C)

— €90 adults - €45 minors

Allows non-EU travelers to visit Germany and the Schengen Area for tourism, business, or family visits for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Applicants need a valid passport, travel health insurance with minimum €30,000 coverage, proof of accommodation, round-trip flight tickets, and proof of financial means (€50/€100 per day). This type of Visa can be theoretically converted to a permanent Visa, but it’s not recommended if you want to stay because the rate of rejection is very high.

Visa Rejection reasons

— Risk factors

German immigration authorities evaluate applications based on strict criteria. These are potential rejection reasons:

Financial Requirements

  • Insufficient proof of financial means.
  • Sponsor’s insufficient income. (for family reunification)

Documentation Issues

  • Incomplete or fraudulent documentation.
  • Invalid or insufficient passport.
  • Missing invitation or sponsorship documents.

Purpose of Stay

  • Unclear or insufficient purpose.
  • Original purpose no longer exists.
  • No proof of serious job search efforts. (job seeker Visa)
  • Employment contract doesn’t meet requirements. (salary, qualifications, company credibility)
  • Job position doesn’t match applicant’s qualifications.

Residence & Integration

  • No proof of secured home.
  • Inadequate living space for family.
  • Failure to meet German language requirements.

Legal & Compliance

  • Criminal record.
  • Previous Visa violations.
  • Applying after current permit has expired.
  • Doubts about intention to leave before Visa expiry.
  • Failure to attend appointment or provide biometrics.

Student-Specific

  • Insufficient academic progress.
  • Lack of financial proof.
  • Failure to demonstrate continued enrollment.
  • Degree not recognized in Germany.
  • Age restrictions or insufficient educational qualifications.

Self-Employment/Freelance

Health Insurance

  • Lack of adequate health insurance coverage.

Authority Discretion

  • Failure to meet any specific requirement set by the reviewing officer.
  • Concerns about authenticity of intent or documentation.
  • Changes in immigration policy or procedural requirements during processing.
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