If you're looking to get her a student visa, I'm not at all sure that Volkshochschule classes will qualify her for that. The idea seems to be that they classes are available to local residents.
Thanks for your feedback. One of my friends recently landed in Germany on a Student visa and his wife for a dependant visa and she can work full time.
You are right, I have to check further if Cooking courses would get the same privilege of it has to be a proper degree in Hospitality. I need to do further research but thanks for your input. Very helpful.
From what I could find permission for the spouse to work was possible but not guaranteed. Did your friend's wife, for example, receive an unrestricted work permit (i.e. she can take any job no matter how menial) or did she have a professional qualification?
Yes, she got a full-time work permit and she even found a job there while my friend only did his 1st semester and he also got a very good offer already.
So he is now changing his full-time masters to part-time and will start working full time now.
If she can't pronounce "Spätzle" properly this plan is likely doomed.
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