3 Best Immigration Lawyers in Frankfurt, Germany

“Rechtsanwalt Daniel Frühauf has a successful track record spanning over 18 years. He specialises in residence law, immigration law, and citizenship law Daniel is a specialist in residence and immigration matters, with nationwide representation before administrative and higher administrative courts. His extensive experience in migration law is a testament to his commitment and purpose in advocating for your interests. Daniel addresses your legal needs regarding German citizenship or inquiries regarding residence and work permits. Daniel prioritises out-of-court solutions. To initiate a consultation, you can schedule an appointment with his law firm, Rechtsanwalt Frühauf, by phone or email.”

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“Michael Amiragov specialises in asylum procedures and ensures your rights are optimally represented. He takes time to suggest solutions to problems and provide detailed maintenance calculations. He advises and represents foreigners on all legal issues, both out of court and in court, especially with the immigration authorities. Michael Amiragov advises his clients to address their legal questions regarding family reunification and residence permit extensions and represents their interests. Michael also offers advice and representation in Russian, helping you competently and quickly. Appointment within 48 hours.”

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“Ali Fazlis focuses on immigration, asylum and residence, labour, commercial and corporate law and insolvency law. He studied law at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe University. He completed his legal clerkship at the regional court in Frankfurt am Main. Ali Fazli has been working as a licensed lawyer for over 15 years. He also worked as a corporate lawyer for a large foreign financial service provider. He will advise you throughout the entire asylum process and ensure that your rights are optimally represented. Attorney Fazli advises in German, English and Persian (Farsi). Fazli is a legal expert who advises clients on legal matters and represents them in court. You can make an appointment by contacting them by phone.”

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