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I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

This is very different from this question: Is the 21 month period calculated from the Blue card application date or the issue date for Niederlassungserlaubnis?

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I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

This is very different from this question: Is the 21 month period calculated from the Blue card application date or the issue date for Niederlassungserlaubnis?

which was suggested as a possible answer below.

Thank you.

I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

This is very different from this question: Is the 21 month period calculated from the Blue card application date or the issue date for Niederlassungserlaubnis?

which was suggested as a possible answer below.

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I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

This is very different from this question: Is the 21 month period calculated from the Blue card application date or the issue date for Niederlassungserlaubnis?

which was suggested as a possible answer below.

Thank you.

I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

Thank you.

I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

This is very different from this question: Is the 21 month period calculated from the Blue card application date or the issue date for Niederlassungserlaubnis?

which was suggested as a possible answer below.

Thank you.

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ineedhelp
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Do you really need to have passed the probationary period before applying for Permanent Residence in Germany?

I am an EU Blue card holder working in Germany for 3 years now. I have passed the B1 German language exam and the Leben in Deutschland exam. I am transferring employers currently. Can I apply for Permanent Residence once I start with my next employer, even though I would still be on probationary status by then?

Thank you.