Can non-EU citizens with an EU long-term residence permit work in Germany?
No, an EU long-term residence permit doesn't automatically give you the right to work in Germany. You'll need to apply for a separate residence and work permit to be employed here. Based on community experience, applying for a Blue Card might be a good option, depending on your eligibility.
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