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Do you mean a Niederlassungserlaubnis under § 18c?– RelaxedCommented May 27 at 17:11
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It could be easier the other way around: For your girlfriend to become German and then come to live with you in Austria.– RelaxedCommented May 27 at 17:32
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Yes for the PR I meant Niederlassungserlaubnis. Btw thanks a lot for your answer below, it does support the interpretation I had in mind.– vitesh shahCommented May 28 at 18:56
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Yes but under § 18c or § 9? I am guessing § 18c based on the timeframe you mentioned but a link to the entire statute in English too broad Why do you think a job in Germany is not required? I can look up the text myself but a reference to the actual section would be useful.– RelaxedCommented May 28 at 19:36
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