Why Work as a Nurse in Germany?

• – 100% Free Recruitment
• – 100% Refund of language training fee
• – Attractive salary packages with excellent growth opportunities
• – Safe working conditions & world-class hospital standards
• – Strong job security & long-term employment prospects
• – Free education for children & family reunification options
• – Pathway to permanent residency
• – Multicultural environment with high quality of life

Nursing Recruitment to Germany – Process Flowchart

Step 1 – Start German A1 + Submit Profile

Begin A1 level classes → Submit your profile to Elizabeth International → Eligibility check.

Step 2 – Profile Scrutiny

We review and evaluate your documents → Guidance on missing/required paperwork.

Step 3 – Complete B1 Level

Attend German classes A1–B1 → After B1 completion, you become eligible for employer interviews.

Step 4 – Employer Interviews

We schedule interviews with German hospitals → If selected, you receive your Employment Contract.

Step 5 – Translation & Attestation of Documents

Certified German translations → Notary/Apostille/Embassy attestation → File preparation for recognition.

Step 6 – Recognition Process (From India)

We submit your documents to the German state authority → Recognition (Anerkennung) process begins → Continuous follow-up.

Step 7 – Complete B2 Exam (4 Modules)

Your main task: Pass all 4 modules of the B2 exam (Goethe / TELC / ÖSD / ECL).

Step 8 – Visa Application & Approval

Visa file preparation → vfs appointment → Visa submission → Visa approval.

Step 9 – Fly to Germany

Pre-departure briefing → Travel arrangements → Arrival support.

Step 10 – Work as Assistant Nurse

Begin working as an Assistant Nurse while registration formalities continue.

Step 11 – Final Registration & RN Licence

Recognition approval → Final registration completed → You start working as a Registered Nurse (RN) in Germany.

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Eligibility Criteria

• – BSc / GNM / Post Basic in Nursing
• – Valid nursing registration in your home country
• – German language proficiency (B2) or willingness to undergo language training
• – Maximum age up to 42 years when starting the German Language