The Best Immigration Lawyers In Berlin

by | Nov 21, 2022 | Berlin Guides, Living In Berlin | 8 comments

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THE BEST IMMIGRATION LAWYERS IN BERLIN

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HIRE AN IMMIGRATION LAWYER IN BERLIN

Use these top immigration lawyers in Berlin to help you with a number of matters from visa applications, to citizenship, family reunification, and more:

1) Anwaltssozietät Jurati

A small firm with four lawyers, Anwaltssozietät Jurati provides legal expertise to help you get a visa (freelance, employment, students), get citizenship/permanent residency, asylum and refugee applications, and more.

2) Law Office Grueneberg

Ernesto Grueneberg specializes in immigration law, assisting non-German residents with visas, long-term residency, as well as asylum and refugee applications (or other related issues).

3) SCHLUN & ELSEVEN

This firm helps newbies to Germany on a number of topics, including immigration. Whether you’re applying for a work visa like a Blue Card, hoping to get German citizenship, seeking help with family reunification matters, or looking to start a business in Germany, SCHLUN & ELSEVEN can assist you with the related legal process.

4) SERS RA

SERS RA aids newcomers to Germany with matters like business and medical visas, residence permits, family reunification, self-employment visas, and more.

5) vpmk Attorneys at Law

This team of eight lawyers offers support in English, French, and Spanish. They offer support on a number of topics including residence permits, deportation matters, and marriages, as well as civil unions.

Have we missed any good immigration lawyers in Berlin? Drop a comment below and we’ll be sure to update our list.

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    A Canadian in Berlin for 10+ years, I have the unique experience of moving to Berlin - not once, but twice. I’ve had five different visas and worked as both a freelancer and a permanent employee. As a longtime Berliner, career coach, and hiring manager, I write guides about living and working in Berlin, offer coaching sessions, and provide ways to get connected to a wider community. The combination of my personal and professional experience means I know exactly what it takes to move to Berlin and find work.

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8 Comments

  1. Omonzokpia Wilson
    Omonzokpia Wilson on 01/17/2022 at 19:39

    I need an assistance regarding immigration procedures. I have an EU long-term residence permit which also allows me to live and work in Germany but for over some time now they have been rejecting my application and not granting me the residence permit.

    Please I will want you to contact me if there is any way you can render me assistance regarding this issue. Thank you

    Kind regards,
    Wilson

  2. Cheryl Howard
    Cheryl Howard on 01/18/2022 at 09:44

    Hi Wilson! Thanks for your comment. 😊
    As I’m not an immigration or visa expert, I suggest you contact any of the above lawyers for assistance. Good luck with your application. 🤞🏼

  3. Tulsi bastola
    Tulsi bastola on 02/24/2022 at 00:24

    Hi i need germany working visa in factory area or hotel line pleased can you suggest me thankyou

  4. Cheryl Howard
    Cheryl Howard on 02/24/2022 at 11:27

    Hi Tulsi – It’s very hard to dole out visa advice without knowing where you’re from as or if you’re in Germany already. Visa requirements differ depending on where you’re from, where you are currently, and of course, your qualifications from a professional and academic standpoint. As I am not a visa expert, I suggest contacting Because Berlin, a state funded project, who provides visa advice for free and in English. You can find more info here: https://www.because.berlin/

    Good luck! 🙂

  5. Jeff Brown
    Jeff Brown on 07/25/2022 at 02:42

    Dear staff

    I’m requesting help with Resident Permit renewal,
    thanks
    Jeff Brown

  6. Cheryl Howard
    Cheryl Howard on 07/25/2022 at 07:31

    Hi Jeff! For help getting your resident permit renewed, we recommend you contact one of the lawyers listed here. Alternatively, you can hire a relocation assistant to help you as well.

    Best of luck.

    Cheryl

  7. Marine Mattocks
    Marine Mattocks on 07/25/2022 at 11:32

    Good day sir/madam

    I am currently in Berlin looking for a help of immigration lawyer in the case of getting myself registered under 24th paragraph.

    I am Marine Mattocks, Georgian citizen that lived past 20 years in Kharkov Ukraine. I now hold all sufficient documents proving that fact.
    Have birth certificates of my kids born in Kharkov and papers proving that I applied for an Ukrainian permanent residence, and I was still in the process of having it approved.

    I was refused registration by Tegel airport immigration due to not having any Ukrainian status at hand yet. Hoping that all other documents can help me prove my 20 years stay in Ukraine I will like to take my case further by the help of experienced immigration lawyer.

    Hope to hear from you soon

    I speak English (worked as English teacher in Ukraine) feel free to call me anytime.

    Thank you for your time
    Marine Mattocks

  8. Cheryl Howard
    Cheryl Howard on 07/26/2022 at 07:34

    Hi Marine! Unfortunately, we’re not immigration specialists and cannot help you with your visa. This is a list of lawyers who can potentially help you out. You’ll need to get in touch with them to find out more. You can also contact Because Berlin – their English-speaking team may be able to give you immigration advice. I wish you all the best and hope you’ll resolve your situation soon. ❤️

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