No. The rule is that citizens of non-EU countries are not allowed simply to enter the Federal Republic of Germany and work there. They must apply for a work visa before they enter the country. This also applies for holders of a travel document for refugees issued by another EU state, for example Greece.
The German Government aims to pass a new Skilled Labour Immigration Act, which will regulate access to the labour market for skilled migrants.
The Cabinet has also approved a draft Act on Suspending Deportation for Persons in Vocational Training or Employment. Both bills (draft laws) are now at the start of the parliamentary process and are not expected to enter into force before 2020.
The Cabinet of Germany’s federal government has decided to add Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia and Georgia to the category of “safe countries of origin”, which makes it easier to return irregular migrants who have not obtained a right to stay in Germany.