German Bar-Admitted Lawyer
ALDAG LEGAL advises and represents clients worldwide in cross-border legal matters related to Germany. My office’s focus lies on private international law, immigration and global mobility – particularly in business immigration, employment migration, and related corporate matters for professionals, companies, and relocation agencies.
ALDAG LEGAL berät und vertritt Mandanten weltweit in grenzüberschreitenden rechtlichen Angelegenheiten mit Bezug zu Deutschland. Mein Schwerpunkt liegt auf dem internationalen Privatrecht und der rechtssicheren Gestaltung von Mobilität – insbesondere im Arbeitsmigrationsrecht für Fachkräfte und Unternehmen.
Business Immigration
My IMMIGRATION AND RESIDENCE LAW services covershort-term business travel and visa procedures to long-term residence permits for employment, education, and family purposes. I support international professionals, families, and companies throughout the entire process – from eligibility assessment to citizenship.
Cross-Border Private Law Matters
In PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW I advise private individuals and small to medium-sized enterprises on cross-border contractual and property matters. My approach combines legal precision with practical insight – ensuring clear and effective solutions in international transactions, liability issues, and disputes.
Germany’s new Job-Seeker Visa 2025 enables qualified applicants to enter without employment, using a new transparent points-based immigration system.
Family reunification in Germany grants spouses, children, and specific relatives the legal right to join loved family members permanently.
The 2025 EU Blue Card for Germany is now a more powerful and accessible visa pathway for skilled professionals.
Securing a German visa quickly requires applicants to properly understand procedures, prepare thorough documentation, and strategically manage their applications.
German visa requirements in 2025 differ depending on nationality, intended purpose of stay, duration, and several specific legal conditions.
Starting a business in Germany as a non-EU national requires meeting entrepreneur visa requirements, including financing and economic benefit.
Visa-free entry lets nationals of certain countries enter Germany for short stays without applying for a visa in advance.
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