#How does immigration work in Deutschland
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wtf is this question
What
Maybe you can rephrase your question with a more concrete set of information and specific questioning. 🙂
To answer your generally vague question, you can check here for studying in Germany as a British citizen:
https://uk.diplo.de/uk-en/02/visa/-/2448956
In terms of a residence permit, it's just an extension of your stay. If you have your documents, you apply for the permit at the immigration office, you get the permit. It's that simple. In my experience, unlike the US, Canada, or UK, Germany doesn't arbitrarily reject applications if you have the required documentation.
Ohhhh so as a British citizen, I don’t need a visa at all, just the residence permit to stay, is that right?
Yep
Sweet
It seems rather unlikely the German language is going to become obsolete in the next 7 years, so, becoming/being fluent in German is probably going to improve your chances no matter what. Laws and procedures, on the other hand, are quite likely to change -> apart from the above, no real answer seems possible to me.
Thanks
For daily life, sure, but you don't need to learn German to get a permit unless it's for permanent residence or citizenship.
Knowing German for other permits neither increases nor worsens your chances of getting your permit accepted. Getting accepted to a uni/job though is a different story.
Well I mean if you want a teacher who relies on a translator then sure
Check if you have Irish ancestry. Then get EU passport. Will simplify everything
im ethnically chinese
are you 11-14 y.o.
13, why