Anmeldung, residence permits, Blue Card, family reunion, and permanent residence.
When leaving Germany permanently, you may need to deregister with the city and keep the deregistration certificate for banks, insurance, tax filings and other closures. Deadlines and required documents vary by city; always verify on the official authority website.
Munich's Ausländerbehörde sits inside the Kreisverwaltungsreferat (KVR). It issues Aufenthaltstitel, Blue Card, settlement permits and family reunification. All categories are appointment-only - book online well in advance; popular Blue Card slots can be weeks out.
Munich Bürgerbüros handle Anmeldung, Ummeldung, ID cards and many everyday civic services. Online appointments are mandatory for most services - book via the official stadt.muenchen.de portal. Bring passport, Wohnungsgeberbestätigung and a completed Meldeschein.
The EU Blue Card is a key residence route for qualified professionals in Germany. Eligibility depends on recognised qualifications, employment conditions and current salary thresholds. Thresholds and permanent-residence rules change; always verify on Make it in Germany or the responsible authority website.
Spouses and children of residence-permit holders may apply for family reunion visas through the responsible German mission and local authority process. Document lists, language requirements and processing times change; always verify on official embassy and authority websites.
Marriage registration and recognition are handled by the Standesamt and may require apostilles, translations and consular documents. Requirements vary by city and personal situation; always verify with the Standesamt and the relevant consular authority.
Permanent residence (Niederlassungserlaubnis) may become available after meeting residence, contribution, income, language and other legal requirements. Rules differ by permit type and change over time; always verify on the official authority website before applying.
To invite family for a visit, you may need a Verpflichtungserklärung from the responsible authority. Documents, fees and appointment rules vary by city and visa type; always verify on the official authority website and the relevant visa-service page.
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