Reconstruction Ahr valley - Facilitation for foreign workers extended
The regulation to facilitate the entry of foreign workers for reconstruction in the Ahr Valley has been extended by a further year until the end of 2024. This was reported by Integration Minister Katharina Binz (Greens) on Friday in Mainz. "In the past two and a half years alone, the Central Immigration Office for Skilled Immigration Rhineland-Palatinate has issued almost 900 advance visa approvals." In order to speed up the visa process, employers could submit all documents directly to the Central Office for Skilled Immigration Rhineland-Palatinate in Kaiserslautern. The regulation of the Federal Ministry of the Interior had already been extended in 2022 until the end of this year.
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- The Ahr Valley, heavily affected by disasters, relies on the immigration of skilled workers to aid in its reconstruction.
- Many employers in Rhineland-Palatinate, particularly those in the Ahr valley, have benefited from the extended regulation allowing the smooth entry of foreign workers for essential work.
- The city of Mainz, located in Rhineland-Palatinate, supports this initiative, acknowledging the significant contribution of foreign workers in their region's reconstruction efforts.
- With the extension of the regulation, skilled workers can continue to seek employment opportunities in Rhineland-Palatinate's booming regions, such as the Ahr valley, to support its reconstruction and growth.
- Despite the ongoing challenges following the disasters in the Ahr valley, the area is attractive to skilled workers seeking to contribute to its reconstruction and enjoy the beauty of places like Mainz.
Source: www.stern.de
