Welt: Mehr Einwanderung dank „Super-Agentur“ – die heiklen Migrationspläne der Regierung
June 19, 2025

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In einem in der Welt veröffentlichten Artikel erklärte der Partner Marius Tollenaere, die geplante Schaffung einer zentralisierten digitalen „Super-Agentur“ zur Optimierung des deutschen Fachkräftemigrationssystems würde eine bedeutende Prozessverbesserung darstellen. Er erklärte, ein einheitlicher digitaler Weg mit Anbindung an die erforderlichen Behörden könne den Verwaltungsaufwand für Arbeitgeber und ausländische Arbeitnehmer verringern. Marius warnte zudem vor staatlicher Beteiligung/ Einmischung an der privaten Personalbeschaffung und betonte die Notwendigkeit, staatliche Verfahren von der arbeitgebergesteuerten Personalbeschaffung zu trennen.
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In an article published in Welt, Partner Marius Tollenaere said the proposed creation of a centralised digital “Super-Agency” to streamline Germany’s skilled migration system would represent meaningful process improvement. He explained that a unified digital route linked to the necessary authorities could ease the administrative burden on employers and foreign workers. Marius also cautioned against public involvement in private recruitment, stressing the need to separate government procedures from employer-led hiring.
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