We work as CNC operators, will Germany grant us citizenship?

[fossil hill]

We have our own workplace in Turkey and we can work as a mold maker and CNC operator. My father and mother do not have a university degree. Is there any possibility of us getting citizenship?

[fossil hill]

But we can bring a certain amount of money and establish our own business there, of course, after a while.

• Additionally, we are not Turkish citizens, we have only been living in Turkey for 8 years.

[vivid creek]

What makes you think that you would qualify for german citizenship if you live and work in turkey?

https://www.bmi.bund.de/SharedDocs/faqs/EN/topics/migration/staatsang/Erwerb_der_deutschen_Staatsbuergerschaft_durch_Eingbuergerung_en.html

[high moth]

There is no concept of a golden visa in Germany.

[fossil hill]

What I mean is not to buy citizenship.

[fossil hill]

I watched a few videos, I think Germany is looking for workers, that's why we want to come.

[fossil hill]

If I'm not mistaken, isn't this the old system? Obtaining new citizenship has been reduced to 5 or 3 years

Yes, this system is outdated

[high moth]

I'm not sure what you're asking. If you meet the requirements, for citizenship, you get citizenship. There's nothing more to it than that.

[vivid creek]

Yes but actually no.

Yes but also no. First of all some of these jobs require you to have good german laguage skills to communicate. There moght be jobs where you could do without, but it's rather hard to find AND to get them.

And 2nd it's also questionable whether you meet the reuirements. Your work expertise from Turkey might not translate into german work requirements. At least not from the perspective from prospective employers

And lastly, most german employers won't bother to look at your application if you don't ahve residency / work VISA already

[fossil hill]

germany especially wants our business very much, mold making and cnc operator

[vivid creek]

Then come to germany