Estudiar en Alemania , cuales son las opciones?

Hola Gus

Te recomiendo que te comuniques con la universidad en la que quieres estudiar a ver si te pueden hacer equivalencia de los semestres cursados.

Ahora bien te dejo el link con requisitos del visado de estudiante http://www.caracas.diplo.de/Vertretung/caracas/es/05-consulado/visas/visa__d__aplicaci_C3_B3n_20a_20inst._20universitarios.html

Alli indica sobre todo que se deben disponer de una cuenta en un banco aleman con 7900 euros por año de estudio. Aparte podras trabajar 240 dias al año a tiempo completo o 120 dias tiempo completo y sobretodo si no sabes aleman tendras que estar matriculado en un curso intensivo de aleman.

Saludos,

Hola Inicio.

Si, si pueden emigrar, mucha suerte, Alemania es muy lindo.

Lástima si no hablan alemán porque el idioma es complejo, pero el trabajo de tu esposo es buscado y seguro podrá ejercerlo.

Revisa este enlace:

https://service.berlin.de/dienstleistung/324282/en/

Tradude tu acta de matrimonio al alemán (apostíllala porsiacaso) y ya:

Aufenthaltskarte für Familienangehörige von Bürgern der EU (außer Deutschland) und des EWR – Ausstellung

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are not nationals of a Member State of the European Union – EU or the European Economic Area – EEA (Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway)

and

who are cohabiting as a family with a citizen of the EU or the EEA
who is entitled to free movement.

The residence card is generally issued for 5 years. It certifies the right of entry and residence. Any gainful employment (employment or self-employment) is therefore permitted.

Family members of Germans do not receive a residence card in pursuance of the Freizügigkeitsgesetz [Freedom of Movement Act]. They may receive a residence permit in pursuance of the Aufenthaltsgesetz [Residence Act], if they are not themselves EU or EEA citizens (see under ‘More information’).

Family member is not an EU or EEA citizen
Right of freedom of movement applies
Family members only enjoy a right of residence derived from the EU/EEA citizen, if the latter enjoys the right to free movement, e.g. as
an employee
a self-employed person
a non-employed person

Family relationship with a citizen of the EU (except Germany) or EEA
Family members in pursuance of the Freedom of Movement Act are, in particular,

spouses/same-sex registered life partners or
minor, unmarried children or
parents

Family members of Germans do not receive a residence card in pursuance of the Freedom of Movement Act. They may receive a residence permit in pursuance of the Residence Act, if they are not themselves EU or EEA citizens (see under ‘More information’).
Living in a family unit
The family member and the EU/EEA citizen must be living in a family unit in Berlin.
Main residence in Berlin
A personal interview is required

Documents required

Valid passport
1 current biometric photo
35mm x 45mm, frontal shot with neutral facial expression and closed mouth, looking straight into the camera, light background
Nachweis der Verwandtschaft mit dem EU-/EWR-Bürger
i.e. certificate of birth, marriage certificate, partnership certificate
Proof of registered residence of the EU or EEA citizen
Proof of the right to free movement of the EU/EEA citizen
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for employees: confirmation from the employer of the appointment or employment
for self-employed workers: business registration, tax number, current tax demand
for non-employed persons: proof of health insurance and means of subsistence
Proof of main residence in Berlin
Certificate of registration at the main residence or
lease and written confirmation of occupancy from the landlord

Fees
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Up to the age of 24: 8.00 to 22.80 Euros
Over the age of 24: 28.80 Euros

Legal basis

section 5 para. 1 Freizügigkeitsgesetz/EU – FreizügG/EU