Hello, I have been living in GERMANY for three years, I have a permanent address registration here. My question is, if I send an inquiry to ARBAITSAMT, will I be allowed to work on the basis of my THREE years here. I found out about the law on the basis of which, after you have a permanent address registration THREE years. they give you UMBEFRISTET.
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Go to the so-called Job Center (ArbEItsamtsamt not called for years) and be interested there. Keep in mind that if you have not had health insurance in Germany in these 3 years, you may be forced to pay for your health insurance. And catch learn German, because both words are misspelled - it says UNbefristet and it says ArbEitsamt, because "Arbeit" is written not with AI, but with "EI". And watch tonight the discussions on ZDF, ARD - will discuss just such uneducated emigrants from Bulgaria and Romania as you. Accept that no one will give you a job until you learn German. Forget about the social ones, because right now they are changing the laws so as not to offend Bulgarians and Romanians. 2007 we do not need otherwise unbefristet or as you will call it there.Some behind with the material and information. Move among other EU citizens or turn to the institutions. Any lumpen can be registered in Germany, this does not give you any rights. In general - how do I live 3 years in Germany? If you were only registered at the address without paying at least health - forget and wait until 2014, when all bureaucracies for the work of Bulgarians and Romanians in the EU disappear.
Yes, you are entitled to Arbeitserlaubnis Unbefristet. It is true that if you have an address registration for three years in Germany (without interruption) you receive it automatically. There really is such a law. My friend got his indefinite permit this way. They will not give it to you only if you have broken their laws during that time. Go to the Arbeitsagentur and act on it. If you worked here during these three years and did not insure yourself in the German health care system, they will most likely make you pay everything plus the relevant fines (supposedly they will get it out of your nose). However, if you have not worked anywhere during these three years, but you have been insured in Bulgaria and have resided here with an EHIC (European Health Insurance Card), no one can tell you. They have no right to oblige you to take out health insurance in Germany if you do not work there. Such are the European laws. And with this card you are always insured for emergencies (which, however, can be quite an expansive concept). I wish you success and learn German :-)))