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Entry and residence - Swiss nationals
Special regulations apply to Swiss nationals under the Agreement of 21 June 1999 between the European Community and its member states.
Entry and residence - Selected countries
Regulations for nationals of Australia, Israel, Japan, Canada, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the USA
Residence and work permit - non-EU citizens
If you come from a non-EU or non-EEA country and would like to work in Germany, you will need a residence and work permit.
Authorisation for self-employment for third-country nationals
Third-country nationals and their family members can apply for a permit for self-employment.
Entry and residence - residence permit from another EU country
If you have a permanent residence permit in another EU country, you will receive a residence permit if you fulfil all the requirements.
Family reunification with EU citizens and nationals from Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein
You come from a so-called third country and want to move in with a family member who comes from an EU country or Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein.
Initial information on marriage with a foreign connection
If one of the future spouses has a foreign connection and wishes to marry in Germany or abroad, different individual documents are required.
Acquisition of German citizenship by birth
Children with at least one German parent automatically acquire German citizenship at birth, regardless of their place of birth.
Road haulage - permit and licence
You need a permit to transport goods with vehicles and combinations of over 3.5 tonnes or over 2.5 tonnes in cross-border EU traffic.
Residence permit - beneficiaries of subsidiary protection
If you have been recognised by the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees as a person entitled to subsidiary protection, you will receive a residence permit.
Naturalisation
If you have lived in Germany for at least five years, you can apply for naturalisation. Spouses and children can also be naturalised.
Change personal data in the population register
Your personal details have changed following a marriage, divorce or change of name abroad. You must have this entered in the register of residents.
Temporary passport
If you need a passport immediately and even the express procedure would take too long, you can apply for a temporary passport in urgent cases.
Passport
Anyone travelling outside the European Union needs a passport.
Harmonisation of the name with German law
If you have been recognised as a late repatriate through naturalisation or have chosen German law for your name, you can have your name adapted.
Name changes for children
In certain cases, it is possible to adapt a child's surname to a changed family situation.
EU Blue Card
The EU Blue Card is a residence permit for skilled workers from abroad for academic employment.
Travel document for stateless persons
If you are stateless, the Service Centre for Immigration and Naturalisation can issue you with a travel document for stateless persons in individual cases.
Travel document for foreigners
If you do not have a passport or passport replacement, the Foreigners Office can issue you with a travel document for foreigners in individual cases.
Stay for medical treatment - private patients and self-payers
Persons requiring treatment and their escorts from third countries who are travelling for the purpose of medical treatment may apply for a residence permit.
Certificate of no impediment to marriage
Do you want to get married abroad? Then you will need a certificate of no impediment to marriage in many countries.
Registration of a marriage with a foreign connection
If you want to get married, you must register this in advance at the relevant registry office. If you have a foreign connection, this must be taken into account.
Reunification of children from abroad
Germans or foreigners who have a residence permit can have their foreign, underage and unmarried children join them.
Change of name after marriage or divorce
Have you got married and would like to choose a joint surname or give it up again after the marriage has ended?
Delegation visits to the City of Munich
The City of Munich kindly asks national and international delegations to register online.
Residence permit - Study preparation
If you are preparing to study in Germany with an intensive German course, preparatory college or pre-study internship, you will need a residence permit.
International vehicle licence
If you want to drive your vehicle temporarily outside Europe, you will need the international vehicle licence as a translation of your national vehicle licence.
Promotion of literary series
If you are planning a literary event series in Munich, you can apply for funding.
Residence permit – education or further training
If you come from a third country, you can apply for a residence permit for vocational training or further education.
Civil partnership certificate
If you have established your civil partnership in Munich, you can order a civil partnership certificate from us.