About VISARIGHT
Millions of people navigate German residence law every year. Most of them do not fail because of the law itself, but because nobody explains it to them in plain language — and because good legal help is hard to find.
Opaque Processes
Government websites contradict each other and hide their forms. Weeks go by just looking for the right piece of information.
Unclear Costs
Anyone looking for legal help rarely knows in advance what it will cost. Hourly rates without a final price deter exactly the people who need clarity.
Information Asymmetry
The knowledge that matters sits in statutes and administrative regulations. If you can't read them, you are left with half-truths from forums.
Emotional Toll
Uncertainty about your residence status affects your job, your family and your future. Nobody carries that on the side.
“Good information gets you a long way. When it gets legally serious, your case belongs with a lawyer — which is why we do both.”
— Andreas, Founder

Visa Officer Experience
Andreas started as a visa officer at a German embassy — seeing first-hand what applications actually fail on.
Recognized the Gap
Many rejections came down to misunderstandings, not to missing requirements. Other cases, however, were a matter for a lawyer from the very start.
Built VISARIGHT
That turned into two things: free information anyone can understand — and direct access to lawyers specialised in immigration law for everything beyond that.
VISARIGHT was not born from a market analysis. It grew out of years of watching the system fail the very people it was meant to serve.
Part of the problem is purely a question of information — and we solve that for free: laws in plain language, the authority finder, and in-depth guides. The other part is a legal question. For that we work with a law firm specialised in immigration law that reviews your case — in writing or on a video call.
“Some questions need better information. Others need a lawyer. Both should be easy to get.”
— Our guiding principle
Figuring it out alone
Information and lawyers in one place
Fixed prices, clear processes, no hidden costs.
Legal assessments come from licensed German lawyers specialised in immigration law.
You decide how far you get on your own — and when to bring in support.
Laws and procedures in plain language, without the fog of legalese.
Sources named, content kept current — and we say so openly when a question stays open.
Guides, laws and the authority finder stay free — in German and English.