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Immigration Services
§81a is Germany's fast-track work visa procedure. It significantly shortens the visa application process and allows your employer to initiate the process on your behalf from Germany.
A recognised/comparable academic qualification or an eligible equivalent is required. Certain IT professionals can qualify through work experience. The qualification and job need individual assessment.
Family reunification usually takes 3–6 months, depending on the destination country and the circumstances of the case. Complete documentation can shorten the process.
A Lithuanian residence card grants two years of residence and enables travel within the EU. It also offers visa-free stays of up to 90 days in the Schengen area.
Visa Services
A Schengen visa permits stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period. This limit applies across the Schengen countries, and multiple entries and exits are possible.
Common reasons include insufficient ties (employment, family or property), missing documents, previous visa violations, inconsistent statements and insufficient finances. Professional guidance can reduce the risk of refusal.
A Standard Visitor visa generally takes 3–4 weeks, while business and work visas may take 8–12 weeks. Expedited services are available for urgent cases.
General Questions
Required documents depend on the application type. Generally, you need a passport, photographs, financial records, insurance, accommodation details and a travel plan. A detailed list is provided during your consultation.
Fees vary by service and case complexity. Our first preliminary assessment is free. Contact us for detailed pricing.
We analyse the reasons for refusal and consider an appeal or a new application. In many cases, addressing the deficiencies can lead to a successful application.
Yes, we offer consultations by video call. You can speak with us via WhatsApp, Zoom or Skype.
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