Same with Germany. It's slow and analog, but it produces the desired outcome fairly reliably. If you follow the law to the letter, and you don't get what you w

Same with Germany. It's slow and analog, but it produces the desired outcome fairly reliably. If you follow the law to the letter, and you don't get what you want, the mere threat of hiring a lawyer will get it sorted. The only issue is the speed. I see people lose their job offer before they even start, because the immigration office is too slow.