Summary

RDW Immigration Law is a specialist German immigration law firm providing comprehensive advice and representation in all areas of German and European immigration law. The firm works with individuals, families, and employers navigating the complex requirements for living, working, and settling in Germany.

Services cover the full immigration lifecycle: initial visa applications, extensions, transitions between visa categories, EU Blue Card applications, the post-Brexit landscape for British nationals in Germany, family reunification, appeals against negative decisions, and applications for permanent residence and German citizenship.

RDW’s expertise is particularly valuable for corporate clients managing expatriate assignments to Germany — where compliance with German immigration law is essential and errors in documentation or timing can have serious professional and personal consequences for the employee concerned.

The firm provides advice in English and German, ensuring that international clients can engage with complex legal matters in their preferred language. For expats who have been refused a visa, whose application is taking unexpectedly long, or who are planning a complex multi-step immigration pathway in Germany, RDW’s specialist knowledge provides the expert guidance needed to navigate effectively.

Languages

Services

Price on Request Visa Applications & Extensions

Applications, extensions, and category transitions.

Price on Request EU Blue Card

Blue Card applications for qualified professionals.

Price on Request Family Reunification

Legal support for reuniting families in Germany.

Price on Request Permanent Residence & Citizenship

Applications for settlement and naturalisation.

Price on Request Corporate Immigration

Compliance support for expatriate assignments.

Contact info

3675 Market Street, Suite 200, Philadelphia, PA 19104, United States

Business Hours

Monday 24h open
Tuesday 24h open
Wednesday 24h open
Thursday 24h open
Friday 24h open
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Local time 12:51pm
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