Higher IT education for migration "applied informatics" - in absentia?

Question

IT education

Good afternoon.
I began to think about moving to Germany, but from my education I only have a secondary vocational education (Vocational Secondary Education), and even then "Construction of buildings and structures" - a technician.
I found information about the Blue Card, but if earlier it was possible to get 5 years of experience, now only a higher specialized education.
I can’t go to the full-time form, because work, home, and age takes its toll (22 years old) *jk, in general, in my Ural district, from correspondence in IT, I found only "Applied Informatics", of course I would like to go to "Computer Security" or "Mathematics and Computer Science", but this is only full-time.
In fact, I understand that a good github account is many times better than a correspondence course from the Urals, but for moving, as I understand it, this is important.
+ on a work visa, I will not be able to transport my spouse, and on the Blue Card she will receive a visa * The wife of the owner of BC *, and we will be able to live, and make good money.
The essence of the question is whether the correspondence education "Applied Informatics" is suitable for Higher Technical IT Education?
maybe someone came across, or received an education in absentia in this area, tell me maybe there is something better than what I found.
Thank you for your attention

Answer 1

I started thinking about moving to Germany, but from my education I only have SPO

Typical of a wannabe migrant.
Ask yourself: "Can I achieve something in Russia?". If not, then try to do it at least here, otherwise it will be excruciatingly painful later.

Answer 2

I am studying this myself. I'm already deciding. But I'm on the program of late settlers, it's a little easier there.
In general, the bottom line is - the Germans are completely on the side of what kind of education you have, if the university where you received (-eat) the tower is not certified (or accredited?) by some organization there.
With the success that in order to go fishing they have to go through special fishing training courses ... In general, crusts are not needed except to tie shoelaces :)
And ideally, you can (and probably need to) find a job there, move across work visa (in this case), improve the language to C1 and enter their educational institution. Less than C1 will not be taken to study, because C1 is an opportunity to read technical literature, write it down and at least somehow express yourself.
In practice, people initially find a job, get an invitation and gradually dump.
In general, after looking at the salary in Germany, it is worth studying the price tag for housing (few people live in their own housing - they mostly rent), the Internet, taxes (about 40% of the salary instead of our 13%%), etc. and think about the fact that a simple person doesn’t live very well anywhere for nothing - you have to plow everywhere.
More information of course only on thematic forums.

Answer 3

External study. It is related to education. Since the external student has a limit on the number of exams per year, it is possible to get a tower in 2 years.