Discuss your profile
We discuss your qualification, experience and German skills, and clarify which information matters for your next step.
Meet employers, prepare documents and agree on your next steps: Integra Plus supports your professional move.
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Physiotherapy is our focus. We discuss your professional profile, potential employer contacts and preparation for the next steps. You do not need a complete application for the first conversation.
We discuss your qualification, experience and German skills, and clarify which information matters for your next step.
We discuss the evidence and preparation relevant to your case. Agreed support may include preparing documents for the authorities.
We discuss potential contacts with suitable employers in Germany. Scope and responsibilities are clarified before you engage our services.
Agreed support may include employer contacts, preparing recognition and, where applicable, visa documents, and coordinating language preparation. The relevant authorities decide on recognition and residence; the employer decides on recruitment.
An illustrative journey. Requirements, sequence and outcome may vary by individual case.
DiscoverYour questions about working as a physiotherapist in Germany come first.
You want to work as a physiotherapist in Germany. Your questions are the starting point.
With Integra Plus We clarify whether and how support fits your plans. A complete application is not needed for your first contact.
You tell us about your career goal. Together, we clarify your starting situation.
In the first conversation Services, responsibilities and terms are clarified before engagement. Contact is available by phone or email.
Your qualification, experience and German skills: we discuss what you bring and what matters next.
Your profile at the centre Together, we clarify which information and documents matter in your case. General information is enough for first contact.
Your next steps depend on your qualifications and personal circumstances.
Agreed support Agreed support may include language preparation, employer contacts and preparing documents for authorities. Authorities and employers make their own decisions.
Once the necessary requirements are clarified, you plan your journey and your start with the employer.
Your journey You agree your start date with the employer. Additional entry requirements depend on your case.
The illustration shows the departure airport, boarding pass and gate, boarding, take-off, flight, landing and arrival in Germany with the same suitcase. It does not promise payment of flight costs, permission to enter or a transfer.
A new team, new routines and space for your experience as a physiotherapist.
With your new employer The employer introduces you to the team and work routines. This is one possible journey; every situation is individual.
Discuss your profile and questions directly with Integra Plus. This journey is an example; the actual process depends on your case.
International physiotherapists who want to work in Germany, and practices, clinics and care providers looking for staff. Other healthcare professions can be discussed individually.
Physiotherapy is a regulated profession in Germany. You need the required state authorisation to practise. The competent authority assesses your qualification and other requirements.
Evidence of German skills is required for professional authorisation. Check the required level and accepted evidence with the competent recognition authority. Language preparation is agreed individually.
This depends particularly on your nationality and planned stay. EU/EFTA nationals generally do not need a visa. Different rules apply to other nationalities. Professional authorisation must be checked separately.
Evidence of qualifications, training content and experience is commonly required. The competent authority provides the binding list. General information is enough for our first conversation; do not send passport copies or health data.
Timing depends on qualifications, documents, language skills and the authorities involved. An estimate is only possible after discussing your personal situation.
Before engaging our services, ask for a written explanation of the agreed services, your costs and who pays them. No general fee list is published here. Authority fees, translations and language courses may involve additional costs, which must be clarified separately.
The website is multilingual. We clarify which language is available for your personal conversation when you contact us.
Call or email us. General information about your qualification, experience and language skills is enough for a first conversation.