The period in which most Romanians go to work in Germany is approaching. The warm season is also the season in which most Romanians go to work in agriculture in Germany.
If you have never been to work abroad, in this article you will find out which documents you really need and which is the epidemiological situation in Germany.
Work in Germany – what to have with you before leaving the country
You can’t go to Germany without documents, because you won’t even get to the border without them. So make sure you are equipped with everything you need and have the necessary documents.
If you went to work in Germany with a company, then the company’s representatives will tell you all the documents you need.
However, check 3 times. Here’s what you need:
Valid passport or ID
The validity must be at least 6 months.
If your report card expires in 2 months and you leave in 3 months, you will have big problems. And the money you make in Germany you will spend on this.
Therefore, be sure that your newsletter does not expire in the next 6 months.
European Health Card
Clearly there were a lot of problems with the health card, but it is needed. If you do not have it, you will receive it from the National Health Insurance House in your home district.
You need this card if you need emergency medical care at a hospital in Germany. However, this card does not cover any medical needs you have, only emergencies.
So, if you have a medical problem that may be delayed, the card will not cover it. In order to receive the health card, you must be insured in the country.
Moreover, you must have the contributions paid on time to the budget of the Health Insurance House.
If you haven’t done that yet, no problem. You can pay contributions retroactively to maintain your insurance rights and use them in another state.
If you are not yet insured, you can go to the Insurance House near you to find out how you can insure yourself.
Here are the documents you need for work in Germany
If you know you have the slightest chance of driving to work in Germany, take your driver’s license with you.
Even if you don’t think you need it, leave it in your wallet. You may need driver services and regret leaving your license at home.
At work in Germany, whether in agriculture or in the hall, it often happens that superiors need drivers. Of course, that can mean extra income. Therefore, if you are a driver, do not forget your driving license at home.
Other documents to have with you:
- birth certificate;
- baccalaureate or graduation diploma;
- other attestation diplomas;
- social insurance certificate showing the periods in which you paid social security, unemployment or pension contributions
These documents are required if you need to claim insurance, pension or unemployment rights in Germany. You also need the above documents to certify your qualifications, where applicable.
As I was telling you, that can mean extra income.
The mediation company you have chosen for the collaboration will tell you if the documents need to be translated into German or apostille.
For now, Germany is not in a state of emergency, but it is good to find out before you leave.
Working in Germany guarantees you a higher income
If you are here, it means that you are already sure that you want to go to work in Germany. As I told you in previous articles, it is important to work with a company for your departure to Germany.
This is because a company can provide you with some extremely important facilities. Moreover, collaborating with a mediation company ensures transparency, security and legality.
Here’s what Lucicosm Mediation provides you:
- employment contract for a period of at least 56 days;
- decent accommodation near the workplace;
- Transport;
- health insurance;
- consulting throughout the collaboration
Jobs Lucicosm Mediere offers you:
- picking vegetables;
- root picking;
- agriculture;
- greenhouse;
- hall
We offer you secure jobs in Germany, and in the whole process you get mediation and support from our team. Registrations for 2021 have begun, and places are limited.
Call us now and find out everything you need about your job in Germany.