If I study abroad, will I be able to get a job there, and what are the chances of getting permanent residency or a green card in Germany for a Master's?

Yes, studying in Germany can lead to job opportunities and a pathway to permanent residency.

After completing your Master's degree at a recognized German university, you can apply for an 18-month Job Seeker Visa to find work related to your field. During this time, you can take up any job while searching for a relevant position.

Once you secure a job aligned with your qualifications, you can apply for a work permit or EU Blue Card, which are key steps toward permanent residency. Typically, you may become eligible for permanent residency after 21 to 33 months of employment, depending on your job and German language proficiency (B1/B2 level is recommended).