Junior Immigration Lawyer (m/w/d) - Partner Network

relokate; Deutschland; Remote; EUR 60,000 - 95,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote-first freelance basis

Steady case inflow

Competitive per-case compensation

Growth with partner network

AI-assisted workflows

Job summary

relokate, a relocation startup revolutionizing Global Mobility, is expanding its trusted network of immigration lawyers to provide outsourced legal services for Germany. This remote-first freelance role lets you work independently while supported by our AI-based platform.

You will handle naturalization, permanent residency, EU Blue Card, D-Visa, family reunification and other visa or work permit procedures, review documents for compliance, and communicate with authorities to guide clients

Qualifications

• Qualified lawyer with immigration law expertise and German bar eligibility.
• 1–3 years of professional experience in immigration, administrative, or labor law.
• Fluent written and spoken German and English.

Responsibilities

• Step in when certified legal advice is required and escalate cases.
• Independently handle immigration procedures such as naturalization, residency, EU Blue Card, D-Visa, and family reunification.
• Provide direct client support for case-specific questions and documentation.
• Communicate with immigration authorities and manage case correspondence.
• Review applications for compliance and collaborate with AI-assisted platform and relocation specialists.

Skills

German language proficiency

English language proficiency

Independent worker

Education

Qualified Lawyer (Immigration Law)

Tools

AI-assisted platforms

Job description

Join relokate , a relocation startup revolutionizing Global Mobility with cutting-edge technology and a strong network of expert partners. We are a remote-first team breaking barriers and enabling companies to tap into global talent pools. Our platform streamlines global mobility processes, while our partner network ensures high-quality service across borders. For more information, visit our website.

Important Note

We are not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice ourselves. We are expanding our trusted partner network of certified immigration lawyers who take over cases independently, while supported by our technology.

Tasks

• Step in when our global mobility experts require certified legal advice or escalation of a case.
• Independently take over and handle full immigration procedures such as:
  • Naturalization
  • Permanent residency
  • EU Blue Card
  • D-Visa
  • Family reunification
  • and other visa, residence or work permit applications.
• Provide direct client support to individuals on case-specific legal questions and documentation.
• Handle all communication and correspondence with immigration authorities, and proactively escape cases when authorities do not respond within required standards.
• Review and validate applications and supporting documents for compliance with German immigration law.
• Work alongside our AI-based platform, which automates routine tasks and prepares files for your expert review.
• Collaborate with relokate ’s global mobility & relocation specialists to ensure a smooth and seamless client journey.

Requirements

• Qualified Lawyer (Immigration Law)
• Certified or formally eligible to provide immigration legal services in Germany.
• First professional experience (1–3 years) in immigration, administrative, or labor law.
• Excellent command of German and English (written and spoken).
• Independent, reliable, and motivated to build experience in immigration law.
• Curious about legaltech and open to working with AI-driven tools.

Benefits

• Flexible, remote-first cooperation on a freelance / contract basis.
• Steady case inflow from individual or corporate clients.
• Competitive per-case compensation.
• A chance to grow with us as part of a partner network of immigration experts.
• Early exposure to modern tech and innovative case management workflows.
• Opportunity to position yourself in the fast-growing legaltech and global mobility sector.