Drift’s chat is an AI system. When you ask it a question, you are interacting with software—not a person or lawyer.

Important immigration information should not depend on an unexplained AI answer. Drift cites identifiable legal and official sources so you can see where the information comes from and check it yourself.

We prioritise German and EU legislation, official government guidance, responsible immigration authorities, courts, and other official administrative material.

Explain general immigration information. Drift can explain common German immigration routes, procedures, terminology, and requirements using source-backed information.

Structure your information. It can organise facts, dates, questions, and documents into a clearer case summary.

Help identify an appropriate lawyer. Drift can support matching based on subject matter, jurisdiction, availability, and other relevant criteria.

It does not provide personalised legal advice. Applying law to an individual case requires professional legal judgment.

It does not predict or guarantee outcomes. Immigration authorities and courts make their own decisions.

It does not replace source checking. Laws, official guidance, and administrative practice can change.

If your question depends on individual facts, legal strategy, deadlines, a refusal, work or travel rights, or removal risk, you may need an independent licensed lawyer.

Drift is not a law firm. Independent lawyers provide personalised legal advice and representation.

AI can misunderstand a question, miss an exception, rely on outdated material, or sound more certain than the evidence supports. Where reliable sources conflict or do not answer the question clearly, Drift should say so rather than invent certainty.

If an answer appears incorrect, please report it to Drift. Material corrections can then be reviewed against the underlying source.