Study in Germany

Applying for the Germany Study Visa, the applicants have to fill the application form with required documents such as:

• Two filled visa application form and signed
• Original Passport; two copies
• Two passport size photograph
• Previous education certificates
• Birth Certificate
• If married have to show the proof of Marriage Certificate
• If you have children have to show the proof of Child certificate
• College admission letter or an offer letter from the respective German course or institute

Need to demonstrate the proof of Financial resource you can demonstrate one of the following documents as per your conditions:

• You can open a Blocked bank account online from Fintiba. It is accepted by worldwide German embassies and Consulates.
• You can provide a letter of declaration in which your parents will declare they are going to support your living expense, tuition fees, and other financial requirements.
• If you have been awarded a scholarship, show a scholarship certificate that what the scholarship will cover and you are the candidate getting the scholarship financial coverage.
• You can provide a letter of commitment in which your known person living in Germany will commit to cover all your accommodation and living costs.
• Have to show the evidence/proof of visa receipt fee that you have paid the visa application fee
• Have to show the proof of English or German language proficiency
• Motivation Letter, you have to explain why you want to take this degree and what your future goals are, etc.
• Updated CV or resume

You have to register yourself for Travel Health Insurance for almost 3 months from your departure date to enrollment in the German universities; there are two categories

• Students aged 29 below are termed to be benefited from free travel health insurance for up to 31 months offered by German Student Insurance
• Students aged 30 above such as interns, doctoral degrees, and language students can take EDUCARE24 by DR-WALTER
• If you have Past Schengen Visa (can be submitted)
• If you have Past Resident Visa (can be submitted)

Step 1: Make a visa appointment to the German Embassy or Consulate in your country to submit your application.

Step 2: Arrange and collect your pre-requisite documents before you go to your scheduled interview. Get yourself ready for the common interview questions & specific documents if needed.

Step 3: Going for interview day prepare all the required documents for your scheduled interview as well as be rehearsed to answer all the interview questions that will be asked by the consulate officer to closely examine your case profile.

If you don’t have a German Embassy in your country, then you have to submit your application to a nearby neighboring country German Embassy/Consulate.

In Germany, public universities provide free education to international students only there are enrolment, administration, and confirmation fees per semester.

It also depends on whether you are taking admissions in private universities and which course to study. As private universities are not free and charge full tuition fees. But German universities

particular have reasonable fees when comparing to other countries such as U.K, USA, Canada, Australia, etc. Refer to the below table to have an idea of how much average tuition fees and living expense can be:

Both Public & private universities and language course institutes in Germany follow the two major intakes which are broadly classified as:

Summer Semester: The students have to apply from the 15th of January

Winter Semester: The students have to apply from the 15th of July

The Top Universities In Germany