Self Employed, Business Owner or Freelancer
If you are a freelancer or self-employed individual and you are planning to move to Germany to work, you may be eligible to apply for a residence permit to do freelance work. This type of residence permit is designed for individuals who wish to work for themselves and establish their own business in Germany.
Our team will guide you through every step of the application process for a residence permit to do freelance work, including:
Confirming your eligibility for the residence permit
Reviewing and preparing the necessary documentation, such as proof of financial means and a business plan
Preparing and submitting your application to the appropriate German authorities
Providing legal representation during the application process
In order to apply for a residence permit to do freelance work in Germany, you will need to meet certain requirements, such as having sufficient financial means to support yourself and your business in Germany, and having a viable business plan that demonstrates the potential for success in Germany.
If you are interested in obtaining a residence permit to do freelance work in Germany, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will provide you with the legal guidance and support you need to successfully navigate the application process and obtain the necessary approvals for your residence permit.
Our law firm maintains contacts with the department of economic development Frankfurt am Main and the Frankfurt am Main Chamber of Commerce and Industry. This allows us to constantly meet up to date requirements for granting titles and development opportunities for our clients.
We have been working closely with excellent Notars and Banks in Frankfurt am Main for many years in order to optimally support our clients in preparing the necessary documents and fulfilling the necessary requirements.
Our goal is for our clients to obtain their residence permit transparently, securely and as quickly as possible. We therefore represent the interests of our clients while the application is being processed by the responsible immigration authorities, including conducting correspondence, preparing additional documents and taking all necessary legal actions.
