While German language skills are beneficial and may increase job prospects, it is not always a mandatory requirement. Many job opportunities, especially in multinational companies and research institutions, are available in English.
If you are unable to secure employment within the six-month period, you may need to return to your home country. However, some individuals may be eligible for an extension under certain circumstances.
The Job Seeker Visa is generally issued for individual applicants. If you wish to bring family members, they would need to apply for the appropriate visa based on their relationship to you.
Once you secure a job, you can transition to an employment visa or an EU Blue Card, depending on your qualifications and the terms of your employment.
There is no set limit on the number of Job Seeker Visas issued. However, there are eligibility criteria, and the application process is competitive.