Germany needs 400,000 skilled workers annually, and recent immigration reforms have expanded options for international professionals. However, more pathways do not necessarily mean simpler procedures - understanding the legal requirements is crucial for success.

Join Julian Tillmann, business immigration and global mobility lawyer at Schlun & Elseven Rechtsanwälte, for a comprehensive overview of Germany's employment migration landscape in 2026.

What we'll cover:
• Updated EU Blue Card salary thresholds now in effect
• The Chancenkarte (Opportunity Card) and how it works
• Digital Nomad Visa, ICT Card, Skilled Worker routes, and Employer of Record solutions
• Enhanced family reunification rights (including parents and parents-in-law)
• Common application pitfalls and how to avoid them
• When legal representation makes the difference

This webinar is for:
• International professionals planning to work in Germany
• HR professionals and employers recruiting international talent
• Current visa holders preparing for transitions
• Companies managing intra-corporate transfers