High-skilled migrants in Germany: a survey from the Migration and Refugees Ministry
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24 Oct High-skilled migrants in Germany: a survey from the Migration and Refugees Ministry

Posted at 15:03h in Migration related news by

Two thirds of highly-qualified immigrants in Germany want to stay at least 10 years. The figure is of three quarters for non-EU students who have graduated in the country.



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