Anyone who wants to recruit nursing staff today knows the starting situation: positions remain open for months, applications are scarce, and every unplanned resignation strikes at the heart of staff scheduling. This applies to nurses in hospitals just as much as to nurses in nursing homes. The question is no longer whether there is a shortage of skilled workers, but rather which path to...
Read moreShort answer for employers: International nurses can be recruited through the Triple Win program, the West Balkan regulation, or private agencies. Expect total costs of €15,000-€30,000 per skilled worker and a lead time of 6-12 months. The accelerated skilled worker procedure (€411 fee) can shorten visa issuance to approx. 4 months. The shortage of skilled workers in the...
Read moreGeorgia as a Country of Origin: An Overview Georgia, the small country in the South Caucasus located between Europe and Asia, is increasingly coming into the focus of German HR managers in the healthcare sector. With a population of approximately 3.7 million people and a long tradition in medical education, the country offers qualified nursing staff who are a real alternative to…
Read moreWhen discussing the migration of skilled workers, one quickly thinks of personal stories: people packing suitcases, entering a new country, learning a foreign language. These individual journeys are real—and moving. But behind them lie much larger structures. Government programs, authorities, bilateral agreements, and national strategies steer and...
Read moreGerman hospitals are facing a reality that can no longer be ignored. Patient numbers continue to rise, while the number of available nursing staff is decreasing. Wards are often short-staffed, shifts drag on endlessly, and experienced specialists struggle to maintain the desired quality of care. In this difficult situation, a solution presents itself: international…
Read moreThe shortage of skilled workers in nursing in Germany has long since evolved from a temporary challenge to a structural, ongoing task. Hospitals, nursing homes, and medical centers are under immense pressure to find and retain qualified staff long-term. In this context, international nurses are gaining increasing importance. They are not just a...
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