Your best bet will be the EU Blue Card and I will support you to meet the requirements. It can be commissioned, as soon as you got a job offer from a company in Germany. The job offer must meet the following conditions:

• At least six months of employment period.
• The job must match your qualification (academic degree). (Plus the license to practice in case of regulated professions.)
• Your job in Germany must enable you to earn a gross annual salary of at least €48,300 (as of 2025). (In a bottleneck profession, a lower gross annual salary can be allowed.)
• Fee: 100€
• Duration: During the time of employment contract. Up to four years

Source: Make it in Germany – Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action

Yes, under the following conditions:

„The EU Blue Card is issued for the duration of your employment contract, plus an additional three months, and is valid for a maximum of four years. It is possible to extend the validity of this residence title in Germany if certain conditions are met. 

After 27 months, EU Blue Card holders can obtain a settlement permit  if they can prove that they have German language skills at level A1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). If language level B1 can be demonstrated, the settlement permit can be issued after only 21 months.

Do you want to live in Germany with your family? As an EU Blue Card holder, this is possible. To find out what you need to consider and what the requirements are, please see the “Family reunification” section.“

Source: Make it in Germany – Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action

First of all, you should get a broad impression of the life in germany. As most things in life, it has beautiful sides and challenging sides. You can start looking into the summary on my website, nonetheless you should do your own research.

If you have already made your decision you should start today with the following steps – I will be happy to support you in these:

• Find a suiting position in Germany.
• If you meet the requirements – apply for the EU Blue Card.
• If approved, start searching for a place to stay.
• Make the shift.