Hi @Faga0206
You may be entitled to permanent residency after 5 years. A requirement is that you have 60 months pension contributions. However, this can be reduced by any months you or your wife spent at home looking after your daughter. Therefore, if by December 2024 at least one of you spent 24 months at home with your daughter, then you fulfil the 60 months (i.e. 36 months from work and 24 from childcare). It is enough for one of a married couple to have enough months for both of them to get permanent residency.
It is not possible to go from the permit 25, Abs. 3 directly to German citizenship. You must first change to the unlimited residency (Niederlassungserluabnis) or another type of permit. You can then apply for citizenship. The time you spent in the asylum process is counted for permanent residency but not for citizenship. Under the new law, citizenship will be possible after five years. This is reduced to three years if a person is well-integrated. If you manage C1 level of German, then this could be an option for you after three years.
You daughter will not receive permanent residency but will get German citizenship alongside you if you fulfil the requirements.
Best,
Éanna