1. What is the form for migration?
Niederlassungserlaubnis (basically a settlement permit or a permanent residence permit).
2. Always 4 pages?
Well.....it differs state-by-state...most are 4 pages.
3. Always in paper-format?
NO.....you might run into a office where it has to be digital/on-line only.
4. This leads to residence card later?
Yes, the Aufenthaltstitel / eAT).
5. Can you survive without a permit?
I'll just say it'd be awful hard, and complicated. If I were speculating....yeah, there might be 100,000 individuals in Germany....longer than 3 months, and intending to survive without a permit.
6. Can you be refused a permit?
I can think of generally eight reasons: security threat deemed, zero language talent, lack of pension contributions (60 months before retirement), no skill or retirement funds, missing paperwork/facts on your ID, data in the form left blank (intentionally).
7. Most positive story I've heard?
I was in a German class with a late 20's African guy who'd run a grocery store (since age 14). Throughout the six months he was in the language class....he was working at a local German grocery....month by month....moving up. The store 'boss' gave him a 'will-hire' note at some point....saying it was a job-offer to be a shift-manager, if he completed the integration class.
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