how can i get a work permit to work in germany

how can i get a work permit to work in germany?
My dad has asked me to go live over there for a bit. I will need to a job but I think I will need a work permit how will I get one please can I have serious answers. i am british. so i can just move over there i do not need a work permit or anything?
Immigration - 2 Answers
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In order to get a work permit, you need to be married to a German citizen or be the child of one. If that's not the case you have no basis for an immigrant or work visa.
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Hello Jessica, You do not state what your nationality is; if you are British you can just move over there, register yourself with the local authorities, etc. If you are American, here's a web page that gives you pretty much the rundown. Good Luck!

Will my AC Adapter to charge my 80GB Zune work in Germany

Will my AC Adapter to charge my 80GB Zune work in Germany?
Or will I need to get a different adapter/find a converter to plug it into before I plug it into the wall?
Music & Music Players - 1 Answers
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You will probably need adapters that travelers use when traveling to diffent countries. I suggest posting this question in the travel section to find out just what adapter you will need for Germany.

Belgian Passport can work in Germany

Belgian Passport can work in Germany?
Brian is a friend of mine, he is Asian but immigrated in Belgium and he has Belgian passport, he just want to come to Germany for work and study, is it possible for him? Does he need any relevant documents to do this? Thanks Does he need any relevant documents to get a job in Germany?
Immigration - 3 Answers
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of course since it's in the eu though I'm not sure about university but i myself lived in amsterdam and my dad with a british passport worked there for several years.
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Being a European Union citizen he can live, study, and work in Gemany without the need to get permits. He just needs to comply with the law applying to German citizens. http://ec.europa.eu/eures/main.jsp?catId=8105&acro=living&lang=en&parentId=7745&countryId=DE&living= Based on your additional question: He will need to get registered at his place of residence (same as in Belgium), and he will need to obtain a Social Security Card (Sozialversicherungsausweis) and a Tax Identification Number (TIN) before he can start working in Germany..
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Yes. Both countries are members of the EU so a Belgian has the absolute right to live, work and study in Germany. He will need to register with local authorities in Germany once he is working - that's German law - but his Belgian passport is all he needs.