To obtain diploma recognition, required documents must be collected, an application must be submitted to the relevant authority, and the process must be followed up. The AMEP program provides consultancy services during this process.
AMEP is a program that enables graduates from all fields to obtain diploma recognition in Germany. It accelerates the official procedures necessary for graduates to be recognized in the German job market.
It is possible to apply to the AMEP Program from any country and any field. The process may vary depending on your area of graduation.
The duration of the application process varies between 3 to 6 months depending on the accuracy of the documents and the workload of the relevant German institution.
Required documents include a diploma, transcript, copy of ID, and a language proficiency certificate. The detailed list may vary depending on the institution you apply to.
The AMEP program consultancy fees vary depending on the type of application, the field of study, and the level of recognition. Please contact us for detailed information.
Yes, generally B2 level German proficiency is required to obtain diploma recognition in Germany.
In some professions, recognition is mandatory, while in others, temporary work permits may allow you to work. However, permanent employment usually requires recognition.
If your recognition is rejected, you may need to provide missing documents or attend a specific training program. The AMEP program supports you in reapplying during this process.
Yes, professional recognition grants the right to practice a specific profession, while academic recognition refers to the recognition of a university degree.
Recognition provides a significant advantage in job applications in Germany. However, the job search process depends on the sector and your work experience. AMEP serves as a bridge between applicants and employers.
Obtaining recognition proves your professional qualification in Germany and helps you achieve higher salaries and better working conditions.
Recognition enables you to officially practice a profession in Germany. It also makes it easier to be accepted by employers and government institutions.
The institution varies depending on the profession. For example, medical doctors should apply to the “Approbationsbehörde,” while engineers should apply to the “Ingenieurkammer.”
Depending on the profession, professional knowledge or language proficiency exams may be required. For the healthcare sector, exams like the "Fachsprachprüfung" are conducted.
Yes, once you receive recognition, you can apply for a residence and work permit to practice your profession in Germany.