* These are approximate salary figures and are subject to change without notifying.
Germany needs hundreds and thousands of nurses in clinics, nursing homes, and hospitals. In 2018, a nursing job in Germany is recorded as one of the highly demanding jobs. Germany is a friendly and safe country for families. If you are married then, you can bring your spouse and children to germany after 3 months you arrive in germany and settle there. Aside from the way that you need to learn german, you will have significant pay and a satisfactory quality of life compared with some other country.
In specific conditions, it is feasible to apply for a registered nursing license prior to obtaining a B2 German language endorsement. This is done on a step-by-step analysis. For additional details, get in touch with us. We are glad to help you.
This is the best chance for you to secure your life and your children, also. If you are a skilled nurse with the required qualifications, come to us and explore your opportunity abroad.
Carelend provide the key benefits of nursing adaptation programme:
- Salary will be provided during the nursing adaptation program.
- Able to obtain the license to work as a professional Nurse in Germany which also qualifies her to work anywhere in the European Union.
- Provide german language training, nursing license and post-work services.
- Competitive salary packages.
- Guaranteed employment contract for at least 2 years.
- Free education and health for family members.
The feature of a nursing job in Germany is a very high salary package. Nurses in Germany usually earn a salary around €2500 to €3500 before tax /month which is the highest salary in the European countries.
YES! Your Spouse & Children can join after 3 months if certain conditions are met. We provide full guidance.
Our advisors are very much aware of the procedures and documentation needed for seeking your career as a nurse in Germany. The most attractive thing is that your course in Germany is totally free and you will get €2500 every month as an allowance during the adaptation program.