Contact
Email is the way to reach me: [YOUR EMAIL]. I read everything. I answer what I can, and I am slow when I am on a run of early shifts.
What I can help with
- Corrections. If a figure, a rule or a link on this site is wrong or out of date, tell me. This is the most useful email you can send, and I will fix it and note the change.
- Gaps. If you looked for something here and it was not covered, say what it was. Most articles on this site exist because somebody asked.
- Questions about the community. Anything about what is or is not inside Nursing In Germany before you join.
What I cannot help with
Being direct about this saves us both time.
- I cannot review your CV, documents or application individually. The community includes a self-review guide that walks you through checking them yourself — that is deliberately how it works.
- I cannot place you with an employer or introduce you to one.
- I cannot give legal or immigration advice. I am a nursing trainee, not a lawyer. For a difficult visa case, speak to a qualified immigration lawyer.
- I cannot predict your visa outcome. Nobody can.
I never ask for payment by mobile money, cryptocurrency or transfer to a personal account. I never ask for your passport, your documents or your passwords. If someone contacts you claiming to be me or to represent this site and asks for any of that, it is not me — please tell me so I can warn others. More on this →
Before you email a question
Many questions are already answered, usually in more detail than an email would allow:
- Am I eligible?
- Do I need B1 or B2?
- What will I earn?
- How does the visa work?
- How do I find an employer?
And for questions that depend on your specific school, employer or embassy — required language level, intake dates, exact document requirements — you will get a faster and more reliable answer by asking them directly than by asking me. That is not a brush-off; it is the actual best move, and the articles explain how to ask.