A recognised nursing career in Germany
The direct-hire route for GNM and BSc nurses with around a year's experience. Get your qualification recognised (Anerkennung), reach B2 German with us, and move into a permanent, well-paid nursing role - with a clear path to permanent residence.
€3,500–4,500 / month as a registered nurse · permanent role · path to PR
Your qualification, recognised in Germany
If you already hold a GNM or BSc Nursing qualification with around a year of clinical experience, Germany's recognition process (Anerkennung) lets you practise as a fully registered nurse - a Pflegefachkraft under the Nursing Professions Act. We handle the paperwork and bridge any gaps.
You enter on a skilled-worker visa (§18a), earning roughly €3,500–€4,500 a month with full benefits. After a few years you can apply for permanent residence, and your family can join you. The one thing standing between you and the role is B2 German - and that's exactly what we train you for.
From Kerala to working in Germany
Five clear steps, with a counsellor beside you the whole way - from your first German class to your first day on the ward.
Learn German to B2
Reach B2 with Goethe-certified trainers - the level employers require.
Take the exam
Goethe, TELC or TestDaF - we prepare you fully.
Interview with hospitals
We connect you with German employers and prep you for interviews.
Apply for your visa
Documents, paperwork, and interview prep - handled together.
Fly out & register
Land in Germany, complete your Anerkennung, and start as a registered nurse.
Eligibility requirements
Not a registered nurse yet? Qualify in Germany via Ausbildung
If you're just starting out, the Ausbildung route lets you train and qualify as a nurse in Germany - a different path, with its own requirements and benefits.
Nursing in Germany: your questions
Nurses with a GNM or BSc Nursing qualification, a valid nursing-council licence, and around a year of clinical experience. You also need B2 German, which you can reach with us from any starting level.
B2 - that is the level German employers and state authorities require for a registered nursing role. If you are starting from zero, we take you from A1 to B2 and prepare you for the Goethe, TELC or TestDaF exam.
Anerkennung is the formal recognition of your Indian nursing qualification by the German state authority, and it is what lets you practise as a registered nurse there. We handle the recognition paperwork alongside employer matching, so it runs in parallel with your language training rather than after it.
Roughly €3,500 to €4,500 a month as a registered nurse, in a permanent role.
You move on a skilled-worker residence permit under §18a of the Residence Act, which is a permanent role with a clear path to permanent residence. Family reunification is available, so your spouse and children can join you.
Yes. If you have passed 12th grade you can qualify in Germany itself through a Nursing Ausbildung: paid, tuition-free dual training that starts at B1 German rather than B2. See our Ausbildung page for the eligibility and the full journey.
Ready for your nursing career in Germany?
It starts with B2 German. Talk to us about your eligibility and the right route for you - we'll handle the recognition paperwork and employer matching.