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Q&A: What do Germany's tougher language test rules mean for you?

Germany is tightening the requirements for passing one of the main language exams for immigrants from November 1st. What does that mean for people planning to apply for citizenship, permanent residence or an integration course certificate?The Local Germany
What this means if you want to work there
Germany is changing the rules for a main language exam that immigrants must pass starting November first. This update affects people who are planning to apply for citizenship or permanent residence in the country. It also impacts anyone who needs an integration course certificate under the new system. The announcement does not state how current applications already in progress will be handled under the upcoming policy. If you plan to move and work there soon, you should keep your documents ready and check the official rules as soon as they are published.
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