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Naturalisation
If you have lived in Germany for at least five years, you can apply for naturalisation. Spouses and children can also be naturalised.
Access to files: residence, naturalisation or citizenship
In order to assert your legal interests in residence, naturalisation or citizenship proceedings, you can obtain access to the files.
Consent to the acknowledgement of paternity
If you need the Immigration and Naturalisation Service’s approval for the recognition of paternity, you can submit an application here.
Duty of notification for employers
If you employ foreign nationals, you must notify us if their employment ends early.
Transfer of the residence permit to the new passport
If you have received a new passport, you must also apply for a new electronic residence permit.
School trips within the European Union
A school travel list is a recognised travel document for school trips within the European Union and to Switzerland.
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.
Waiting period information from the statutory pension insurance scheme
For your naturalisation or settlement permit, you can apply for proof of months of contributions to the statutory pension insurance scheme.
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
Emergency assistance in the absence of a residence permit - students, university graduates, self-employed persons
Are you a student or looking for a job after graduation, do you not have a valid residence permit and do you need help because of an emergency?
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.
Residence permit for family members of Germans
Foreign family members of Germans receive a residence permit for family reunification.
Residence permit - Study
You are not from an EU country, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein or Switzerland and would like to study in Munich? Then you need a residence permit.
Residence permit for the asylum procedure
If you have submitted an application for asylum to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, you will receive a residence permit to carry out the asylum procedure.
Emergency assistance in the absence of a residence permit
You do not have a sufficiently valid residence permit, but need urgent help in an emergency?
Cancellation of the residence permit, § 51 AufenthG
You need a certificate for longer stays abroad. The certificate is necessary, otherwise your residence permit may lose its validity.
Integration courses
Immigrants who speak little or no German but live here permanently and have a valid residence permit can take part in integration courses.
EU permanent residence permit
The EU permanent residence permit is an unlimited residence title and offers the same rights as the settlement permit.
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.
Residence permit - skilled workers with vocational training
If you are a skilled worker with vocational training and would like to work in Germany, you will need a residence permit for skilled workers with vocational training.
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.
Emergency assistance for residence permits - employees, relatives
Are you an employee or a family member who does not have a valid residence permit and needs help due to an emergency?
Residence permit - skilled workers with academic training
If you have completed your studies outside Germany, you can apply for a residence permit for qualified employment.
Residence permit - German intensive language course
Would you like to attend an intensive German language course? Then you must apply for a residence permit for this period.
Residence permit - doctoral candidates
If you come from a third country and would like to complete a doctoral programme in Munich, you will need a residence permit.
Residence permit - skilled workers with professional experience
If you are a skilled worker with professional experience from a third country, you can apply for a residence permit for employment with professional experience.
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.
Residence permit - researchers and scientific staff
Would you like to start a research project or pursue a scientific activity? If so, you can apply for various residence permits
Residence permit - admission promise from the federal government
If you have been granted admission, the Service Centre for Immigration and Naturalisation will issue you with a residence permit.
Stay as an au pair
Au pairs may come from any country between the ages of 18 and 26.