CHANCENKARTE/ opportunity card : POINT BASED SYSTEM EXPLAINED IN DETAILED

 

1. Introduction to Opportunity Card Point System: The video discusses the point-based distribution system for the "Opportunity Card," a program offering potential opportunities in Germany. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the point system and its application for eligibility. 2. Basic Requirements for Opportunity Card Application: The video outlines the minimum requirements to apply for the Opportunity Card. These include: Language Proficiency: A1 level German language proficiency or B2 level English proficiency (through IELTS or TOEFL). Education and Professional Experience: Two years of vocational or university degree recognized in India. 3. Point Distribution for Opportunity Card: The video explains the point allocation for different qualifications, categorized into four main categories: Four Points: Awarded for degrees recognized in Germany and related to regulated professions like teaching, nursing, engineering, and medicine. Three Points: Awarded for having five years of work experience in the same field as the applicant's degree. Alternatively, three points can be earned by obtaining a B2 level German language certificate from Goethe. Two Points: Awarded for two years of work experience in the same field as the applicant's degree or vocational training. Also awarded for applicants under 35 years old, or possessing a B1 level German language proficiency. One Point: Awarded for being under 40 years old and having a previous stay in Germany for at least six months (excluding tourist visas). Additionally, one point can be earned for vocational training in a field where Germany has a labor shortage, coupled with high English language proficiency or A2 level German language proficiency. Finally, one point is given for married applicants who apply along with their spouse, both meeting the Opportunity Card requirements. 4. Illustrative Examples: Two examples are presented to illustrate the point system: Example 1: Mechanical Engineer: A hypothetical individual with a mechanical engineering degree and seven years of experience in the same field earns seven points. Four points are granted for the recognized engineering degree, and three points for the five-year work experience. Example 2: Commerce Graduate: A hypothetical individual with a B.Com degree and five years of work experience in banking earns a total of five points. Three points are awarded for the degree and work experience, and two points for being under 35 years old. The remaining point can be earned by obtaining a B1 level German language certificate. 5.Importance of Point System and Strategic Planning: The video emphasizes that the point system is crucial for assessing eligibility for the Opportunity Card. It encourages individuals to strategize their qualifications to maximize their point accumulation and improve their chances of getting the card.

Opportunity map point-based system

Education (Max 20 points)

1. Master's/Ph.D. from German university: 15 points

2. Master's/Ph.D. from foreign university (recognized): 10 points

3. Bachelor's from German university: 8 points

4. Bachelor's from foreign university (recognized): 5 points

Work Experience (Max 15 points)

1. 5+ years relevant experience: 10 points

2. 2-4 years relevant experience: 5 points

3. 1-2 years relevant experience: 3 points

Language Skills (Max 15 points)

1. German (C1/C2): 10 points

2. German (B1/B2): 5 points

3. English (C1/C2): 5 points

4. Other languages ​​(B1/B2): 3 points

Age (Max 5 points)

1. 25-35 years: 5 points

2. 36-40 years: 3 points

3. 41-45 years: 2 points

Integration (Max 5 points)

1. Completed integration course: 5 points

Self-Employment/Entrepreneurship (Max 10 points)

1. Business plan and funding: 10 points

Research/Study in Germany (Max 5 points)

1. Completed research/study: 5 points

Additional Criteria

1. Secure employment or self-employment in Germany

2. Meet minimum salary requirements (€55,800/year)

3. Possess health insurance

4. Register with German authorities

eligibility

To qualify for the Chance Card, applicants must score at least 60 points.

Priority Groups

1. Highly skilled workers (80+ points)

2. Skilled workers with strong economic interest (60-79 points)

3. Self-employed/entrepreneurs

Application Process

1. Submit application to local immigration authority

2. Provide required documents

3. Attend interview (if necessary)

4. Receive decision

Key Contacts

1. German Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs

2. Local immigration authorities

3. German Embassy/Consulate

Important Resources

1. German Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs website

2. Official Opportunity Map website

3. Nikhilesh Dhure's YouTube channel (for more informative videos)

This summary provides a comprehensive overview of the Chance Card point-based system. Watch Nikhilesh Dhure's video for additional insights and examples.