How to get a Work visa after studies in Germany
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Hello 
I have a scholarship for two years as a researcher and I get with this scholarship a short stay of Six months in Germany.
My plan is that after my research completion, it means at the end of the scholarship, I will move in Hessen with my family.
Returning home is not mandatory but of course it doesn't mean I can stay.
They just said that if I want to stay to look for a job I will benefit an extension of 6 months of my insurance.
So, i want to know how to get a work visa. Do I need to have a contract from an institution or a company?
Is there someone who lived the same story?
Thank you
I have a scholarship for two years as a researcher and I get with this scholarship a short stay of Six months in Germany.
My plan is that after my research completion, it means at the end of the scholarship, I will move in Hessen with my family.
Returning home is not mandatory but of course it doesn't mean I can stay.
They just said that if I want to stay to look for a job I will benefit an extension of 6 months of my insurance.
So, i want to know how to get a work visa. Do I need to have a contract from an institution or a company?
Is there someone who lived the same story?
Thank you
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