Thanks Mohzim. Happy if it's helpful!

Thanks. All the best for your job search!

Thanks for your kind feedback. For CV, I have made 2 videos. Probably this video could answer your question - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erGogZqZurHPgpc.html. Please have a look.

Thanks Jeril 👍🏻

Sure, I will collect info on it and make a video. 👍🏻

Thanks Swathi 👍

You're welcome 😊

🙂👍🏻

Glad if it's useful bro 🙂👍

Thanks. Happy if it's useful 🙂👍🏻

Hi, Nice questions. 1) Personally I would not use it and so I have never tried. But if that helps, you can still try. See how it creates the CV/Cover Letter. If you can take one or two ideas/points from it and improvise your CL, it is good. 2) Yes, sadly that is true. Of course not with all firms, but with many. First job looks to be a compromise for many people to get an entry into Germany. P.S.: I replied yesterday itself, not sure why I don't see it here. Thanks.

Thanks 🙂👍🏻

Hi, You should send or attach the Cover Letter in the application as a PDF. Treat it just like the CV.

Yes, if you have relevant experience then it's fine

@@jegankennedy okay thanks for the information

Hi Arsalan, Thanks for your feedback. Yes, some companies do that. I remember reading something similar to this in "Indians in Deutschland" Facebook group. Maybe you can search there, if I find from my side. I will share it too.

Thanks 🙏

Hi Swati, Generally 3 yrs experience is expected. So you could gain couple of more years of experience then ut should be easy.

But I noticed some videos in KZfaq that even freshers get jobs. I don't know how they got. Probably you could research on it too.

Pls check my other videos, probably that could help.

Hi Brother, Yes. You can apply with your qualifications. But please check once in anabin website for your university rank and degree rank. That's the way of recognising foreign education in Germany. Scope wise, frankly I don't know. I have never looked for this in past. Please check in LinkedIn if there are many openings for your role. Based on that you can come to know.

Thanks sir, for your kind reply

Yes, definitely. If you can gain a couple of years of experience in India, that will be helpful. Else, you can try job seeker visa route, but with better research about fresher opportunities.

For your skillset, there are visa sponsoring jobs available. That's for sure. But usually employers provide visa for professionals with minimum 3 yrs of experience. So you could improve your skills for next few more months and then start applying for jobs.

Yes, that would be better

In my visibility, minimum 3 yrs experience is what I am seeing in all of the visa sponsored jobs. So it's quite difficult with 1.5 yrs experience. But don't be discouraged, you can improve your skills and be searching for a relevant job.

Hello Hasan, The process is simple. You need to do market research for your role, prepare your CV amd Cover Letter as per Germany requirements and apply to visa sponsorship jobs. Probably I will publish a video on this topic coming week. Stay subscribed and to check out that. You will get an idea. Meanwhile you can check out this video for a general roadmap: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g6igZpyWuNmxpZ8.htmlsi=gMoSrYnwZzSx9FWQ

Hi Brother, For Accounting related jobs, German language is generally expected. We can connect over LinkedIn to discuss further.

If you mean physical work labor then it's nearly impossible to find a job from abroad. But if you mean as a knowledge worker then it's possible.

Hi, Please write an email to me on talktojegan@gmail.com. I will get back to you