Become a nurse in Germany with Triple Win
Do you live in one of our partner countries, and are you planning to live and work abroad as a nurse?
Germany urgently requires nurses from abroad– start building your career in Germany today!
We place and support nurses from our partner countries at hospitals and elderly care institutions elderly care institution throughout Germany. Fair, safe and transparent.
Government-to- government programme
More than 6,000 nurses deployed since 2013
7 different partner countries with their own local offices
Over 200 employers throughout Germany
Triple Win – labour migration with responsibility
The Triple Win programme is a cooperation between the Federal Employment Agency of Germany (BA) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH. The programme is based on placement agreements concluded between Germany and your home country. labour administration in your home country is also involved in the process of arranging placements with employers in Germany.
Advantages of Triple Win at a glance
Triple Win is an initiative of two governmental organizations that stand for fair and transparent migration. With us, you are in safe hands - from admission to the program to your arrival and integration with your new employer in Germany.
Triple Win aims to enable and strengthen fair migration - the program has been in place since 2013. Since then, we have placed more than 6,200 care workers and 390 trainees in Germany. Benefit from our experience!
Triple Win follows the “employer pays” principle: your German employer covers the expenses for the placement, the language course and your trip to Germany.
In an intensive course, you will learn German up to level B1 and complete the B1 certificate. The costs are covered by the program. If you pass the A2 and B1 exams on your first attempt, you will receive a cash bonus.
You will receive a German employment contract and a statutory minimum salary - with all social security benefits such as health insurance, pension insurance and paid vacation.
With our local offices, we support you in your home country with all questions and formalities. Our team will also support you in Germany, for example when dealing with the authorities and obtaining professional recognition.
Our partner countries
Triple Win is active around the globe and works with seven partner countries to recruit nurses from abroad in Germany. Discover everything you need to know about applying from your home country!
Bosnia and Herzegovina 
Philippines 
Tunisia 
Indonesia 
Kerala/India 
Telangana/India 
Jordan 
Vietnam 
Here’s how the placement process works with the Triple Win programme – fair, safe and free of charge for you.
Learn moreSuccess stories of our nursing staff
Chippy from Kerala/India – a success story: since August 2023, Chippy has been living and working at a hospital in Bavaria. Get to know Chippy in the video!
Denny, from Central Java in Indonesia came to Germany with the Triple Win programme. She now works at an elderly care institution in southern Germany.
Mary Celine from the Philippines began working at the University Hospital in Bonn five years ago. She tells her story in the video.
Nancy was the second Jordanian nurse to arrive in Germany in October 2023 as part of the Triple Win programme – after completing her German language course and making all the necessary preparations in Jordan. She has found her personal journey to be both challenging and rewarding.
Leijla, a nurse from Bosnia Herzegovina, has been working in Germany since 2019. After two years of professional training, she is now working as a specialist nurse for intensive care and anesthesia in Heidelberg.
Ayu from Indonesia has been working for her employer in Germany since the summer of 2024. Here, she provides a brief insight into the Triple Win process.
Linh from Vietnam started his vocational training to become a nurse in Rostock in the summer of 2021. He is now in the last year of his training.
Husam from Jordan arrived in Germany in April 2024. He had previously learned German in his home country and attended all the preparatory courses. “People are often surprised and think that I already have C1 level German.”
Edin, from Bosnia Herzegovina, has been living in Germany since 2018. After four years working in pediatric cardiology, he is now a manager for integration and the recognition of qualifications in Dachau.
