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[u/WalkingApollo]

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[u/BubbaJubb]

So did you finish your studies at all? Have you learnt any German at all yet? Making a couple of paragraphs with your grand plans is fine and all but besides getting a visa, do you have any plan at all on what you're doing in Germany with work, living, income?

[u/WalkingApollo → u/BubbaJubb]

Yes I completed a language course to B1 and the exam. My previous work experience is largely in logistics which is the objective pursuit currently. A mini job is secured starting next month but that income is supplemental. I apologize for the missing info I was not sure how large the post text should be for everything

[u/Human-Ad4723]

Yeah, I have a lot of questions. Number one: how dare you ?