Take Your Career to Germany.
Are you a qualified nurse, physiotherapist, occupational therapist or speech therapist? Discover opportunities in Germany and find out what your next steps could look like.
Free for candidates. No recruitment fees charged by Haello Talents.
Clear guidance
Recognition, visa and language, step by step.
For healthcare professionals
Nurses and therapists with a finished degree.
Transparent process
You always know who sees your profile and why.
Candidate first
Your goals come first. You decide.
Your skills are needed in Germany.
Germany offers opportunities for qualified healthcare professionals. Whether you are a nurse, physiotherapist, occupational therapist or speech therapist, Haello Talents helps you explore your options and understand the next steps.
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Discover career opportunities that match your professional background.
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Learn about professional recognition, language requirements and working in Germany.
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Get guidance on what you can do to move closer to your goal.
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Who we are for
You already have a degree or diploma in one of these professions. Are you still looking for training? See below.
Nursing
In German: Pflegefachkraft
Hospitals, care homes and home care services all over Germany need qualified nurses.
Usually German B2
Physiotherapy
In German: Physiotherapeut/in
Work in practices, rehab clinics and hospitals. Many teams are open to international staff.
Usually German B2
Occupational Therapy
In German: Ergotherapeut/in
Help people get back to daily life, in clinics, practices or care settings.
Usually German B2
Speech Therapy
In German: Logopäde / Logopädin
Speech, voice and swallowing therapy for children and adults. Strong German is key.
Often German C1
Language rules can differ by federal state and employer.
Four steps. No fees.
- 1
Register for free
Tell us your profession, your experience and your German level.
- 2
We check your profile
We look at your documents and tell you what is missing. Honestly.
- 3
Meet a partner agency
If your profile fits, a checked partner agency contacts you.
- 4
Start your way to Germany
The agency supports you with the job, recognition and visa.
Opportunities in Germany
Physiotherapist (m/f/d)
- Where
- Munich
- Hours
- Full-time
- German
- B1–B2
- Recognition support
- Relocation possible
Registered Nurse (m/f/d)
- Where
- Hamburg
- Hours
- Full-time
- German
- B2
- Recognition support
- Help finding a flat
Occupational Therapist (m/f/d)
- Where
- Cologne
- Hours
- Part-time or full-time
- German
- B2
- Recognition support
- German course paid
Your degree must be recognised in Germany
Nurses and therapists need official recognition before they can work in their profession. In German this is called Anerkennung (recognition). It sounds complicated. Here is the short version.
Official info: Anerkennung in DeutschlandStep 1
You apply for recognition
You send your diploma and documents to the responsible office in the German federal state where you want to work.
Step 2
You get a decision letter
The office sends you a Bescheid (official decision letter). It says if your training is equal to the German one, or what is missing.
Step 3
You close the gaps, if needed
Often you can work as an assistant first. Then you pass a Kenntnisprüfung (knowledge test) or do an Anpassungslehrgang (adaptation course). Many partner agencies help with this.
Built for you, not for recruiters
Professional opportunities
Roles in hospitals, clinics, practices and care homes that fit your profession.
Clear information
Recognition, visa and language levels, explained in simple words.
Fair & transparent
No hidden fees. We tell you who we work with and how.
Candidate first
We work for you. You decide if and when you want to move.
You never have to pay to get a job.
Sadly, there are fake recruiters. They take money and give nothing back. Real employers and serious agencies in Germany do not charge candidates. Haello Talents will never ask you for money.
Warning signs
- Someone asks you to pay for a job, a contract or a visa.
- Someone promises you a job or a visa for sure.
- Someone wants to keep your original passport or diploma.
- You must sign very fast, or the contract is not in a language you understand.
- There is no company name, address or website. Only a phone number.
Not sure about an offer? Stop, do not pay, and ask us first.
Not qualified yet, or need to learn German first?
Haello Talents is for people who already have their degree. To learn German and prepare for Germany, try our sister app Fluedy.
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