This is a SAMPLE plan generated for an example profile: Moving with kids · Savings · Family reunification · citizen of Belarus
The family has determined the reunification route, financial model, and readiness to relocate.
The basis for relocation has been confirmed, and the family can plan their actual entry into Germany.
The family has physically arrived in Germany and has suitable accommodation.
The main administrative matters have been handled, basic services and healthcare have been arranged, and the children’s school adaptation has begun.
It has been confirmed that the family situation, the status of the sponsoring relative, and the purpose of relocation comply with the selected procedure.
A coordinated set of materials has been prepared for the family-based entry application.
The family’s application has been accepted by the competent authority, and its processing status can be tracked.
The decision on family-based entry has been received, and the personal details and permit conditions have been verified before purchasing the trip.
The process of obtaining long-term status for each family member has been initiated in accordance with the grounds for reunification.
A comprehensive list has been compiled of everything required for family reunification, entry, registration, and enrolling the children.
The family’s documents have been prepared in a format suitable for use by German authorities.
The available savings, the family’s mandatory expenses, and the permissible monthly limit without employment income have been recorded.
Actual expenses are compared with the savings reserve, and the financial plan is adjusted until a stable income is secured.
The family has assessed the sustainability of their residence, status, expenses, school adaptation, and the need for further changes.
A clear method of continuous healthcare coverage has been selected for each family member during the entry stage and subsequent residence.
The family has active coverage that prevents any gap between leaving Belarus and joining the permanent system in Germany.
The healthcare of adults and children has been transferred to a sustainable German scheme with access to doctors.
Suitable cities, the required housing size, an affordable rent level, and requirements related to children have been identified.
For the first weeks after arrival, the family has a confirmed place to stay and a clear next step toward a long-term rental.
It has been determined how to safely transfer and use savings before opening a permanent account in Germany.
The family has an operational account for everyday payments, rent, and receiving official transfers.
The route, luggage, transportation of belongings, documents during the journey, and sequence of actions for each family member have been agreed upon.
The family arrived safely in Germany, settled in, and checked the condition of the rented accommodation.
A suitable education option has been selected for each child, taking into account their age, German language skills, and residential address.
The children have become part of the educational environment, and the parents know the contact persons and the support procedures during the initial period.
The family’s address is officially registered, enabling the orderly processing of local services and administrative procedures.
The family has German telecommunications, internet, and the necessary ways to receive letters and notifications.
The family understands how to interact with institutions, keeps confirmations, and can independently handle everyday matters.
Adults and children have a realistic weekly routine for learning the language, socializing, and becoming familiar with local infrastructure.
The family’s actions in the event of procedural delays, an inability to quickly find housing, or an accelerated depletion of savings have been defined.
Dates have been set for reviewing the decision to continue with the route, stay in temporary housing, return, or seek additional income.