Nursing Jobs in Germany
Germany has more than 200,000 unfilled jobs in healthcare, and demand keeps rising. Qualified Sri Lankan nurses can earn €4,000–€4,200 a month through our direct placements, with no placement or recruitment fees.
Why choose this route
01
€4,000–€4,200 a month
Competitive salaries in one of Europe's strongest healthcare systems.
02
No placement fees
No placement fee, no recruitment fee and no hidden fees. You pay only for your German course, your flight ticket and your basic living costs.
03
Learn German with us
Study German with us up to B2 and take the official ÖSD exam at our own exam centre.
Who can apply
- Under 40 years of age
- B2 German certificate
- A nursing degree accepted by the UGC and ZAB
- At least two years of nursing experience
Documents you need
- Passport
- Nursing degree certificate and transcripts
- Nursing registration and proof of your work experience
- German B2 certificate (ÖSD or Goethe)
- CV
Not sure you qualify? Check it in about a minute, for free.
Check my eligibilityHow it works
1
Free eligibility check
We check your nursing degree, experience and German level.
2
Learn German to B2
Study with us and take the official ÖSD exam.
3
Documents and recognition
We prepare your documents and the recognition of your nursing degree in Germany.
4
Employer interview
Meet your future employer and agree your contract.
5
Visa and travel
We handle the visa process and prepare you for your move to Germany.
6
Start work in Germany
Arrive, settle in and start your nursing career in Germany.
Costs, salary & timeline
Salary
€4,000–€4,200
A month, depending on your experience and employer.
Placement fee
€0
No placement fee, no recruitment fee and no hidden fees. You pay only for your German course, your flight ticket and your basic living costs.
German level
B2
Learn German with us up to B2 and take the official ÖSD exam.
Next intake
23 Nov 2026
Interviews are expected at the end of March 2027, and the move to Germany in May 2027.
These are the terms of our direct nursing placements and they can change. We confirm the details for your own case at your free consultation.
