Your Nursing Career Starts in Germany

You don't need German to start. We provide B1–B2 medical German training as part of our program. However, you will need B2 before working independently in a German hospital. Most of our candidates achieve B2 within 5–6 months.

Yes! GNM is widely accepted for the German equivalency process (Berufsanerkennung). You may be required to complete an adaptation measure (Anpassungsmaßnahme) of 3–6 months, which is paid. Most of our GNM candidates pass without issues.

Our consultation and placement service is zero-fee — hospitals pay us, not you. You will need funds for: German language classes, credential document translation/apostille (approx ₹25,000–₹50,000), visa application fee, and a blocked account (€10,332 minimum). Many hospitals also offer relocation support.

Yes. Once your work visa is approved, your spouse can apply for family reunification and is eligible for a full work permit. Children below 18 can attend German schools for free. Germany is very family-friendly and this is one of the top reasons nurses choose it.

From your first day of employment at the German hospital. Even during the Anpassungsmaßnahme (adaptation period), you receive a salary of approximately €2,200–€2,800/month. You are never working for free.

Typically 8–12 months: 3–5 months for B2 German, 1–2 months for hospital interview and contract, 2–3 months for visa and credential recognition. Faster timelines are possible if you already have some German or experience.