Author: فريق ألماني بيديا
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Pensions for foreigners and refugees in Germany: five years and one missing condition
The condition is insurance, not a passport — but one signature on a refund application erases every year, irreversibly.
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Early retirement in Germany: two routes sharing one name
What separates them is not your age but your waiting years — and it is worth 14.4% of your pension for life.
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How is a German pension calculated? The formula and its three factors
Three factors only — and knowing them lets you calculate your pension on one sheet and see which factor you can actually move.
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Retirement age in Germany: the full table by year of birth
The number 67 belongs to those born in 1964 or later alone — everyone else has a threshold counted in months in the text of Section 235.
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The complete reunification document list: each paper and the fact it proves
Read the document list backwards: each paper proves a fact the statute requires — and knowing the fact tells you the alternative when the paper is unavailable.
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Family reunification for Blue Card holders: no language test, no wait, no housing proof
Three requirements fall away by express provision rather than discretion, and a fourth exemption survives even the upgrade to a settlement permit.
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Family reunification from Egypt: the Cairo embassy and who it actually covers
Competence follows your residence, not your nationality. Cairo covers Egypt, Libya, Yemen and Sudan — with an express Sudan carve-out, and since June 2026 no longer residents of Syria.
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Family reunification for Moroccans: why it does not go through TLScontact
TLScontact handles Schengen only; reunification runs through the embassy in Rabat by appointment. The narrow windows, and the language condition as the statute actually words it.