One of the most important questions for those planning to work as freelancers or self-employed individuals in Germany is whether their spouses and children can also come to Germany.

Under Section 21/5 of the German Residence Act , a foreigner who obtains a residence permit for self-employment purposes may bring their family to Germany under certain conditions.

Moreover, under Section 21, self-employed individuals have certain significant advantages regarding family reunification compared to the general provisions for family reunification.

Specifically, according to the regulations in effect as of 2026;

§21 As a rule, the A1 German language requirement is not sought for the spouse of a residence permit holder in family reunification applications.

§21 The general "adequate housing" requirement does not apply to the spouse and unmarried minor children of the person holding the property in family reunification cases.

A spouse who obtains a family reunification residence permit has the right to work in Germany.

Furthermore, under certain conditions, family reunification is also possible for the parents, and even the parents of the spouses, of individuals whose residence permits were first granted on or after March 1, 2024 ( section 21)

Therefore, the German Freelancer Visa should not be considered merely a system enabling the applicant to move to Germany individually. With proper planning, it is possible to establish a family life in Germany with a spouse and children.

Is family reunification possible with a German Freelancer Visa?

Yes.

In Germany, the fundamental legal basis for family reunification of foreigners 27–36 of the Aufenthaltsgesetz .

AufenthG §27 defines the purpose of residence permits granted under family reunification as the establishment and protection of family unity in Germany. This regulation is based on Article 6 of the German Constitution, which protects marriage and the family.

With regards a foreigner holding a self-employment residence permit in Germany under section 21;

Spousal family reunification: primarily §30,

Child family reunification: primarily §32,

General conditions for family reunification: §29,

In certain situations, parents and in-laws: §36

It is evaluated within the framework of the provisions.

Therefore, being a freelancer is not an obstacle to family reunification.

On the contrary, Section 21 of the law explicitly provides for certain special accommodations for family members of residence permit holders.

Can spouses and children apply together when applying for a freelancer position?

Yes.

of German diplomatic missions in Turkey, in effect as of 2026, Information Note 16F – Self-Employed Individuals and Recipients of Business Establishment Grants , spouse and children documents that must be submitted if the freelancer applicant is traveling with their family are also separately regulated.

Therefore, it is not always necessary for a freelancer to first go to Germany alone and then start a separate process for their family months later.

According to the application plan;

main applicant + spouse + children

They can apply within the same relocation plan.

However, since each family member has their own visa and residence legal status, the necessary documents for each family member must be prepared separately.

What documents are required for the spouse?

The updated information note 16F regarding §21 self-employment applications from German diplomatic missions in Türkiye specifically mentions the following documents for spouses traveling together:

International Marriage Registration Certificate – Form B

Complete and Detailed Population Registration Certificate and its German translation

Regarding previous marriages, if necessary;

Finalized and apostilled divorce decrees,

recognition/enforcement decisions

or

Formula C death certificate example

with the appropriate health insurance documents.

Therefore, simply presenting the marriage certificate should not suffice.

Especially if there has been a previous marriage or divorce, marital status must be clear and consistent in all documents.

Is there a requirement for A1 German language skills for a freelancer's spouse?

This is one of the most important advantages of the German Freelancer Visa for family reunification.

According to the general spousal reunification rule (AufenthG §30/1), the spouse must be able to communicate in German at least at a basic level.

In practice, this requirement is generally the A1 German level.

However, §30 also explicitly states that this requirement does not apply to certain types of sessions.

According to Article 30/1, Section 3, No. 5 of the current law , if the spouse in Germany has a residence permit under Article 21 , the requirement for basic German language skills does not apply in spousal reunification.

In other words:

§21 The general A1 requirement does not apply to the spouse of a freelancer's residence permit holder.

This is a significant advantage in practice.

For example, if a Turkish citizen who is a software consultant has obtained a self-employment residence permit in Germany under §21/5, their spouse living in Türkiye should not be subject to the general language requirement for family reunification simply because they do not possess a Goethe A1 certificate.

Why does it say "A1 is required" on the internet?

Because rule A1 is still in effect on the general family reunification pages.

The general information note from Germany's diplomatic missions in Turkey regarding the 01F Family Reunification Visa for Joining a Spouse also states that, as a general rule, an A1 certificate is required.

However, exceptions in the law should be considered separately in specific legal situations.

Section 21 of the AufenthG, §30/1, Satz 3 Nr. 5 , explicitly stipulates that the general language requirement does not apply to the spouses of persons holding a residence permit

Therefore, here;

general family reunification rule

with

§21 statutory exception regarding the owner's spouse

They should not be confused with each other.

When preparing the application, it is important to clearly indicate the status of the main applicant under §21.

Doesn't it really matter if your spouse speaks German?

The fact that an A1 certificate is not legally required for the initial family reunification process does not mean that learning German is unimportant.

After my spouse arrived in Germany;

daily life,

official procedures,

finding a job,

social life,

future issues regarding permanent residency and citizenship processes

They may need knowledge of German for this purpose.

However, the non-application of the general A1 prerequisite to the spouse of a §21 holder in the initial spousal reunification visa process should be distinguished from subsequent integration processes.

Can a freelancer's spouse work in Germany?

Yes.

This is one of the important advantages of family reunification.

According to AufenthG §27/5, the residence permit granted under the family reunification section provides the right to engage in economic activity, i.e., Erwerbstätigkeit

Therefore, as a rule, after the freelancer's spouse obtains a family reunification residence permit;

can work in a company

can enter into an employment contract

can engage in freelance activities under appropriate conditions

and can engage in economic activity.

In other words, your spouse also;

"My spouse is a freelancer, so I also need to obtain a work visa."

There is generally no such obligation.

Family reunification residence permits grant the right to engage in economic activity.

This is extremely important in the financial planning of moving to Germany as a family.

For example, in addition to the main applicant's freelance income, the spouse finding a job in Germany could significantly strengthen the family budget.

Can a freelancer's children come to Germany?

Yes.

AufenthG §32 regulates family reunification for minor and unmarried children of foreigners.

According to the law a minor(underage and unmarried) can join their parents if the necessary conditions are met.

Therefore, according to §21, the holder of a freelancer residence permit;

young children,

adolescent children

and generally unmarried children under the age of 18

It can be considered within the scope of family reunification.

What documents are required for the child?

According to the latest 16F information note from Germany's diplomatic missions in Türkiye, there are specific requirements for children traveling with freelancer applicants;

International Birth Certificate – Form A

Complete and Detailed Population Registration Certificate and its German translation

If the parents are divorced;

apostilled custody decision and its German translation

If one of the parents will remain in Türkiye and has custody rights;

a notarized consent form and its German translation allowing the child to stay permanently in Germany

Health insurance documents are required.

Especially for divorced parents, it is extremely important to prepare custody and consent documents correctly before applying.

Are there any additional requirements for children over 16 years old?

In some cases, yes.

AufenthG §32/2 contains a special provision regarding children who have reached the age of 16.

However, this rule does not automatically apply to every child over the age of 16.

The regulation is particularly important if the child does not move their center of life to Germany with their parents, but rather arrives separately at a later date.

In this case, the child;

Having sufficient command of German

or

Considering their education and living conditions, it is anticipated that they will be able to adapt to life in Germany

It may be necessary.

Therefore, the legal assessment for a 17-year-old child moving to Germany with their parents during the initial relocation is not the same as the assessment for a 17-year-old child who later applies for family reunification alone after their parents have lived in Germany for years.

Is there a housing requirement for freelancer family reunification applications?

One of the key requirements in general family reunification regulations ausreichender Wohnraum, meaning sufficient housing.

AufenthG §29/1 generally requires that, in addition to having a suitable residence permit, a foreigner in Germany also has adequate housing for their family.

However, there is an important special provision for those who comply with §21.

AufenthG §29/5 , stipulates that the adequate housing requirement in §29/1 Nr. 2 does not apply to the spouse and unmarried minor children of a person holding a residence permit under §21

Because:

§21 The general “adequate housing” requirement does not apply to the spouse and minor unmarried children of a freelancer.

This advantage is one of the most important, yet least known, features of freelancer family reunification.

However, from this;

"There's no need to provide an address."

or

"The family can live under the conditions they want."

No conclusion should be drawn.

Your address and registered place of residence in Germany remain important for other purposes.

The specific provision here relates to the non-application of the classic "insufficient housing square footage" condition for refusing family reunification to the spouse and minor children of the person entitled to Section 21.

Is there an income requirement for family reunification?

Despite the exception regarding housing, of securing a livelihood remains important.

AufenthG §29/5 specifically removes the requirement for adequate housing for the spouses and children of §21 holders; however, it does not introduce a provision that completely eliminates the general subsistence requirement for §21 holders.

Therefore, the freelancer;

his,

his wife,

children

It is important to show how he will cover his living expenses in Germany.

In the applicant's financial assessment;

freelance income,

customer agreements,

Letters of intent,

bank savings,

spouse's current or expected income,

rent,

health insurance,

child expenses

It can be considered as a whole.

Therefore, the financial plan prepared for the main freelancer application should account for family expenses if family members will also be moving with them.

Are Single Person Financing Plans and Family Applications the Same?

No.

For example, a software consultant who will move to Berlin alone;

rent,

health insurance,

food,

transport

The expenses for a person moving with their spouse and two children are not the same as the expenses for a person moving with their spouse and two children.

Therefore, the applicant's financing plan should include:

application only

in its place

family of four

However, submitting a single-person expense statement could weaken the credibility of the file.

Specifically, when applying together with the family;

family health insurance

rent,

food,

Children's care and education expenses,

transport

It should be calculated realistically.

Is health insurance mandatory for spouses and children?

Yes.

According to information note 16F from German diplomatic missions in Türkiye, health insurance documents are also required for spouses and children traveling together.

As of 2026, Information Note 16F states that private health insurance covering both outpatient and inpatient treatment for the entire validity period of the visa must be presented; standard travel health insurance covering only emergencies is insufficient in most cases.

Therefore, it is not sufficient to insure only the main freelancer applicant.

Insurance information for family members should also be prepared.

When must the marriage have taken place for family reunification purposes?

For spousal reunification, there must be a genuine and legally valid marriage.

According to AufenthG §27/1a, family reunification will not be permitted if it is determined that the marriage was entered into solely for the purpose of securing entry into and residence in Germany.

Forced marriages do not create a right to family reunification.

Therefore, German authorities may, if necessary;

how long the couple has known each other

whether the marriage is real or not

the will to live together

previous marital statuses

can examine.

However, the fact that a marriage is new does not, by itself, mean it's a fake marriage.

Each case will be evaluated according to its specific circumstances.

If someone gets married after obtaining a Freelancer Visa, can they bring their spouse along?

It is possible in principle, but the conditions in §30 must be assessed separately in light of the specific circumstances.

Specifically, §30/1 regulates different possibilities such as the type of residence held by the foreigner, whether the marriage existed before the residence permit was granted, and the expected duration of residence in Germany.

Because;

person who was married before applying

with

Person who marries after receiving §21 session

The legal assessment may not be the same in this respect.

However, it should be noted that session §21 is one of the particularly advantageous sessions under the law with regard to family reunification.

Does the spouse necessarily have to apply from Türkiye?

This depends on your spouse's citizenship, current residence status, and the legal status under which they entered Germany.

Turkish citizens who wish to reunite with their families for extended periods should, as a rule, obtain the appropriate national visa

In Turkey, the most frequently used categories for spousal and child family reunification can be registered online via the Consular Services Portal as of 2026. German diplomatic missions in Turkey state that the portal displays the required document list according to the specific case

However, different rules may apply to nationals of other countries or those eligible to apply for a long-term visa-free stay in Germany.

What is the residence permit duration for spouses and children?

According to AufenthG §27/4, a residence permit granted for the purpose of family reunification cannot, as a rule, be valid for a longer period than the residence permit of the person with whom one will be living in Germany.

The law also generally stipulates that the first family reunification residence permit must be granted after at least one year.

Therefore, the duration of the freelancer's §21 residence permit is important in terms of the residence permit duration of family members.

For example, the termination or non-renewal of the main applicant's residence permit may also affect the residence status of family members.

What happens to the family's residency status if the freelancing activity ends?

The initial basis for a family reunification residence permit is the primary applicant's residence in Germany.

Therefore, if the §21 hearing is lost or not extended, the legal status of the spouse and children will also be re-evaluated.

However, it is possible for the spouse to obtain independent residency rights or switch to a different residency status over time.

For example;

The spouse can switch to a work permit through their own business

If the necessary conditions are met, an independent family residence permit may be granted

In the long term, conditions for indefinite residency may come into play.

Therefore, the termination of the main freelancer's activity does not necessarily mean that the spouse has to leave Germany the next day.

The specific residency status also needs to be assessed.

Can parents visit a freelancer?

The regulations that came into effect in 2024 have created a significant opportunity in this regard.

AufenthG §36/3 , if a foreigner is granted a residence permit under §21 for the first time on or after 1 March 2024, their parents may be granted a family reunification residence permit in Germany under certain conditions.

This provision explicitly covers holders of §21.

Therefore:

Freelancers who obtain their first residence permit under section 21 on or after March 1, 2024, have the possibility of family reunification with their parents.

However, the law uses the word "kann," meaning " may be given ," here, instead of "ist," meaning "must be given," which means "obligatory ."

Therefore, this right should not be considered an automatic claim right of the same nature as the right to reunify spouses and minor children.

Can my mother-in-law and father-in-law also come?

Yes, under certain conditions.

AufenthG §36/3 covers not only the holder's own parents but also the parents of their spouse

This requires your spouse to be permanently residing in Germany.

Therefore, for example;

A freelancer who is a citizen of the Republic of Türkiye will receive a residence permit under §21 for the first time in 2026

if his wife has also started living with him in Germany,

If the conditions are met, the provisions of §36/3 may apply to both the freelancer's own parents and their spouse's parents.

This is an extremely important regulation for those planning to move to Germany with their families.

Are there any financial requirements for parental reunification?

Yes.

AufenthG §36/3 explicitly states that in parental reunification under this scope, §5/1 No. 1 must be met.

In other words, it is important that the parents' livelihood in Germany is secure.

The 16F information note from German representations in Türkiye also states the following for parents and in-laws:

Family relationship documents

Documents showing where to live in Germany,

Documents showing how the family's expenses are covered in Germany, such as pension or bank documents

health insurance

It is requested.

Therefore, health insurance and financial sufficiency should be planned particularly carefully in parent-child marriages.

§21 If the hearing was held before March 1, 2024, can the parents be brought along?

The possibility of special parent-child reunification under §36/3 is, according to the explicit wording of the law, conditional on the relevant hearing being held for the first time on or after March 1, 2024

Therefore, those who have previously obtained a residence permit for the first time may not benefit from this special provision in the same way as in section 21.

However, other provisions, such as exceptional hardship in family law, may also come into play.

In particular, §36/2 allows for exceptional family reunification to prevent extraordinary hardship for other family members.

Can a spouse establish their own company after arriving through family reunification?

Since the family reunification residence permit allows for economic activity, the spouse has the right to engage in economic activity.

However, this depends on the specific activity the spouse will undertake;

tax registration

Gewerbeanmeldung,

Free-employed registration,

professional license

And other specific conditions may also come into play.

Therefore, the existence of the right to work does not mean that every profession can be practiced without any registration or license.

Can a spouse be employed and insured by a German company?

Yes.

Since the family reunification residence permit allows for economic activity, the spouse can work for an employer in Germany.

This situation can provide significant advantages, especially in terms of family finances.

For example;

main applicant is a freelance software consultant

His wife works full-time at the German company

A family economic model can be established in this way.

In this case, the family is not solely dependent on the freelancer's project income.

Is it mandatory for your spouse to be a freelancer?

No.

The fact that the main applicant is a freelancer within the scope of §21 does not require the spouse to also engage in the same activity.

Spouse;

salaried employee

self-employed

student

or in another legal status

it could be.

The right to family reunification is not dependent on the spouse having the same profession.

Do children have the right to education in Germany?

Children residing in Germany under family reunification programs are integrated into the German education system according to their age and the education system of the state in which they reside.

In Germany, the education system is largely under the authority of the states;

school registration

compulsory education age,

preparatory or language classes

It may vary by state.

Therefore, it is important for families with children to research the school system in the city they will be moving to in addition to the visa process.

Do we need separate bank accounts for our spouse and children?

There is no general rule in the law that mandates opening a separate bank account for each family member.

The main issue is demonstrating that the family's livelihood in Germany is secure.

This;

main applicant's income,

spouse's income,

joint savings,

existing customer agreements

and can be demonstrated through other legal and financial resources.

It is generally more meaningful for the file to show the family budget as a whole.

Is a Blocked Account Necessary for the Freelancer Family?

§21 Unlike student visas, there is no standard blocked account amount applicable to each person for freelancers and their families.

Financial adequacy is assessed based on the specific case file;

bank accounts,

Freelancer contracts,

Letters of intent,

current revenues,

spouse's income,

other financial resources

It can be displayed via.

What's important is to present the family's true financial situation in a sustainable way.

The Most Common Mistakes Made During Family Reunification

§21 Assumption of Unnecessary Request for A1 from the Owner's Spouse

Based on general family reunification lists, it is believed that each spouse must present an A1 certificate.

However, AufenthG §30/1 Satz 3 Nr. 5, §21 provides a clear exception to the language requirement with regard to the spouse of the residence permit holder.

Preparation of a Single Person Financing Plan

The main applicant, who is moving with his spouse and two children, only considering his own expenses may weaken the financial consistency of the case.

Missing Custody Documents

For divorced parents, custody and, if necessary, consent documents are critically important for a child to be able to settle permanently abroad.

Health Insurance Plan Prepared Only for the Primary Applicant

Spouses and children should also be included in the appropriate insurance coverage.

It is considered that Section 21 of the General Housing Condition is applied exactly as it is

According to §29/5, the general adequate housing requirement does not apply to the spouse and unmarried minor children of the person covered by §21.

The belief that parental union is impossible

For those who receive a §21 hearing for the first time after 1 March 2024, parental and, if the conditions are met, parent-in-law/mother-in-law reunification is possible under §36/3.

Sample Freelancer Family Reunification Application File

For example, let's consider a software consultant living in Türkiye who is married and has two children.

The applicant;

He received project contracts from two companies in Germany

It anticipates a monthly income of 7,000 Euros

Having savings of 20,000 Euros,

He wants to work as a freelance software consultant under section 21/5.

His wife is unemployed and does not have a German language certificate.

The children are 6 and 10 years old.

In this case, while the main applicant is preparing the professional and financial documents required for the §21/5 freelancer visa, they can also include family documents for their spouse and children under 16F in the same relocation plan.

In terms of spouse;

Formula B,

population records

health insurance

It is prepared.

§21 An exception to the general A1 language requirement for the spouse arises due to the type of session.

Regarding children;

Formula A,

population records

health insurance

It is presented.

Due to section 29/5, the classic requirement for adequate housing does not apply to spouses and minor children.

However, how the family of four will support themselves in Germany must be clearly and realistically demonstrated in the main applicant's financial plan.

This file is for;

"I want to get a freelancer visa."

not in that form,

"With what income and economic model can a family of four establish a sustainable life in Germany?"

It should be prepared in a way that will answer the question.

How to Apply for Family Reunification?

In Turkey, applications for family reunification involving spouses and children of individuals holding residence permits in Germany will be registered online through the Consular Services Portal starting in 2026

German diplomatic missions in Türkiye state that they will inform the applicant when the application becomes ready for processing, and the portal will display the necessary documents specific to the case.

If the freelancer is traveling with the main applicant, information note 16F directly addresses additional documents relating to the spouse and children.

Therefore, the form of the process;

first application as a family

or

family reunification after the main applicant settled in Germany

It can vary in this way.

How much does a family reunification visa cost?

According to updated information notes from German diplomatic missions in Turkey dated 2026 regarding spousal and child reunification, the general national visa fee is 75 Euros , and 40 Euros for children aged 0-17 .

Fees and exemptions should be checked again at the time of application.

How should the spouse be indicated in the A1 Exemption Application File?

The basis for the main applicant's residence permit must be clearly stated.

For example, in the file;

Aufenthaltserlaubnis nach §21 AufenthG

Or, if the initial application is made together with the main application, it can be clearly shown that the main application falls within the scope of §21/5.

The legal basis for the language exemption is:

§30 Abs. 1 Satz 3 Nr. 5 AufenthG

It is the ruling.

This is particularly useful in preventing any confusion that might arise in practice due to the appearance of document A1 in the standard document checklist.

Why is legal support important for freelancers in family reunification applications?

Relying solely on general "family reunification" information in these applications may lead to overlooking some important advantages.

For example, in the file of the owner of §21;

Unlike general family reunification, the A1 language exception applies to spouses

exception to the requirement of adequate housing for spouse and minor children,

Parent-child and in-law/mother-in-law reunification in the first §21 sessions after March 1, 2024

There are specific provisions such as these.

Therefore, when preparing the file;

§21 status of the main applicant,

spouse's legal status,

children's ages,

custody status

family budget

health insurance,

documentation of marriage and kinship

They should be evaluated together.

If the main freelancer and their family are planning to move at the same time, it's important that the financing plan covers the entire family from the very beginning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I bring my spouse with me on a German Freelancer Visa?

Yes. Under Section 21, the spouse of a foreigner holding a residence permit may apply for family reunification under Section 30 if the conditions are met.

Can I bring my children too?

Unmarried minors can apply for family reunification under section 32.

Can my spouse apply at the same time as me?

The current 16F document in Türkiye also regulates the documents to be submitted for the spouse and children when the self-employed applicant is traveling with their family.

Is A1 German language proficiency required from the spouse of a freelancer?

With regard to the spouse of the owner under §21, the general A1 requirement does not apply in accordance with AufenthG §30/1 Satz 3 Nr. 5.

Can my spouse work in Germany?

Yes. The residence permit obtained through the family reunification program grants the right to engage in economic activity.

Can my spouse work as a laborer?

Yes. It is possible to work for an employer in Germany with a family reunification residence permit.

Can my spouse start their own business?

The right to engage in economic activity exists; however, depending on the nature of the activity, additional tax, licensing, or business registration requirements must be met.

Do I have to rent a big house?

The general adequate housing requirement does not apply, pursuant to §29/5, to the spouse and unmarried minor children of the holder of §21.

Do I need to declare my income?

Yes. Although there are special provisions regarding housing requirements in section 21 family reunification, ensuring the family's livelihood remains important.

Do I need health insurance for my wife and children?

Yes. In Türkiye, the 16F document stipulates that health insurance must be provided for spouses and children.

Can I take my 17-year-old child?

A minor and unmarried child is generally covered under §32. However, if the child is over 16 years old and moves later, not with the parents, additional adaptation/language requirements may arise.

What happens if my ex-spouse has custody of the child?

A custody decision and, if necessary, the notarized consent of the other parent may be required for the child to settle permanently in Germany.

Can I bring my mother and father to Germany?

§21 If your residence permit was first granted on or after 1 March 2024, there is a possibility of family reunification for your parents under §36/3.

Can I bring my mother-in-law and father-in-law?

Section 36/3 also covers the spouse's parents, provided the conditions are met and the spouse resides permanently in Germany.

Are there income requirements for parents?

Yes. Under Section 36/3, ensuring a secure livelihood is required. The 16F document in Türkiye explicitly lists documents such as bank accounts, pension documents, and health insurance.

Are separate visa applications required for family reunification?

Each family member has their own legal application. However, if traveling together with the main freelancer's application, document 16F clearly indicates that family documents can be prepared at the same time.

Conclusion

The German Freelancer Visa allows not only self-employed individuals to move to Germany, but also, if the conditions are met, to establish a life in Germany with their families.

For individuals who have obtained a residence permit under AufenthG §21 or who have applied for a residence permit as a family under this scope, spousal and child reunification is possible.

Moreover, those who qualify under section 21 have significant legal advantages in family reunification.

These include:

The general A1 German language requirement does not apply to the spouse

Failure to provide adequate housing for spouses and unmarried minor children,

spouse having the right to work in Germany through family reunification residence permit

It is coming.

The German diplomatic missions in Turkey's 2026 self-employment information note (Note 16F)also outlines the necessary documents for spouses and children when traveling with their family. For spouses, Form B and civil registry records are required; for children, Form A, civil registry records, and, if necessary, custody or consent documents are important. Appropriate health insurance must also be arranged for all family members.

There is also another important new provision for those who are granted a residence permit under §21 for the first time on or after March 1, 2024.

Under AufenthG §36/3, it may be possible for a freelancer's parents and their spouse's parents to come to Germany through family reunification under certain conditions. For this group, it is particularly important that their livelihood and health insurance are secured.

Therefore, for those planning to move to Germany with their families using the German Freelancer Visa, the best approach is to evaluate the application from the outset, rather than considering only the main application

Freelancer's income + spouse's status + children's status + health insurance + family budget + custody documents (if necessary)

The goal is to create a comprehensive migration plan.

A file prepared in this way will help not only in obtaining a visa, but also in planning the family's economic and legal life in a sustainable manner after settling in Germany.