WHY GERMANY?
Free Education
Higher education in Germany is for the most part supported by the state and accordingly it is free for local and worldwide students alike. The German advanced education framework comprises of around 400 educational institutions, divided as “educational cost free” establishments that have over 2.4 million students crosswise over Germany, and fewer private organizations that have under 5% of the total student body. Since 2014, all of Germany’s 16 states have agreed to the no tuition fees law for public universities so aside from few administration and other charges undergraduate education is free for both domestic and international students
Low Living Cost
As compared to other European countries, the cost of living in Germany is quite reasonable in terms of accommodation, clothes, utility and entertainment. If you had t estimate then a student needs 720 euros each month to pay for everything. You’re living cost mainly depends on the university you are going to hence the city you are staying in. If you’re staying in a city like Munich then obviously living cost will be higher compared to living in Leipzig which is the most affordable city in Germany.
English Taught Programs
Studying in Germany can not only be done for free but also in English if your German language aptitudes are not all that great. English is a worldwide and generally spoken language, taught as a second language in most of schools worldwide. A new beginning in another nation, another college AND another dialect can be harder than you might suspect; in this way you can take it easy on yourself and take up a universal program instructed in English while your German language abilities advance, and after that maybe change to studying in German.
Institution and programs
Germany has a total of 380 officially recognized institutions that offer over a total of 17,000 study programs. Out of these 380 there are many universities in the World Rankings. Having such a broad range of study programs, students have the opportunity to easily choose the field that suits them best.
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Eligibility Criteria for Student Visa
1. Language Requirements:
For most degree programs, learning of German is an essential for admission to German college. You can demonstrate your German language capability by taking a language test, for example, the TestDaF or DSH. Be that as it may, you don’t have to know if you are planning on studying an English taught program. You can go to a language course to improve your German language aptitudes. There are two tests to prove your German language skills:
- DSH (German Language University Entrance Examination for Foreign Applicants)
- TestDaF (Test of German as a Foreign Language).
If you are going for an English taught degree then you have to have some basic English skills and must show proof through tests like IELTS or TOEFL
2. Academic Requirements
Academic requirements for Germany student visa require a “university entrance qualification” which is basically a school leaving certificate which allows you to apply for university study. If in the scenario that your certificate is deemed insufficient in Germany then you will have to attend a foundation course (“Studienkolleg”) before you get to enroll in any German university
3. General Requirements:
These are the general requirements for Germany student visa apply for undergraduate degree:
- Entrance Qualification
- Transcript of Grades
- Proof of Language Proficiency
- ID or Valid Passport Copies
- Letter of Motivation (Optional)
These are the general requirements for students apply for master’s degree:
- Recognized bachelor’s degree
- Transcript of Grades
- Proof of Language Proficiency (German or English)
- Motivation Letter
- Important References
- Work Experiences (Optional)
4. Visa Requirements:
Once you get the admission letter from a German University, you have to apply for a Germany student visa. Following requirements must be met when applying for visa:
- University Admission Letter.
- Proof of Financial Resources “Finanzierungsnachweis”.
- Proof of Health Insurance Coverage.
- University Entrance Qualification.
- Proof of Language Proficiency
German Blocked Account:
The most vital document for applying for Germany student visa is your German Blocked Account affirmation letter that demonstrates you have enough funds to study and live in Germany as an international student for at least a year. You can open a blocked account at Deutsche Bank or Fintiba. Otherwise called a Sperrkonto, the German blocked account is intended to serve international students and employment searchers as a proof of money related assets for remaining in Germany. Despite the fact that there are different methods for show proof of one’s financial assets, this record is by a wide margin the most well-known one among worldwide students.
It is estimated that a student on average spends €720 euros per month so we calculate for a whole year which is €8,640. Hence this is the amount average that a student must have in his/her blocked account.
Processing Time:
All things considered, it takes a duration of 25 days for your Germany student visa application to be processed. The preparing time shifts relying upon the country and the German embassy you apply at. All other German visa applications for studies are typically prepared inside 3 months
Top Universities in Germany
GERMAN UNIVERSITIES
Germany a famous destination for international students boasts its fame on having one of the most number of universities in the World rankings, 45.
1. Technische Universität München
Technische Universität München (TUM) is the number one university in Germany and ranked at 61st in the world in 2019.
2.Ludwig-Maximilians – Universität München
Ludwig-Maximilians – Universität München is ranked at 62nd in the world rankings.
3. Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg
Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg is ranked 64th in the world rankings
4. KIT, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie
KIT, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie is ranked at 116th in the world rankings
5. Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
6. Freie Universität Berlin
7. Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen
8. Technische Universität Berlin
9. Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen
10. Universität Freiburg
Job Seeker Visa
Six Months Visa:
The job seeker visa for Germany is a Long-Term Residency Permit, which enables you to remain in the nation for 6 months and search for work and if during these 6 months you are able to find employment, you will be given the Germany work visa or a Germany work permit and you will be permitted to work and live there. Having this visa doesn’t mean that you can start working immediately in Germany, its simply for your stay until you can find a job.
Eligibility:
In order to apply for Germany Work Searcher Visa, few criteria must be satisfied after which you will be qualified to apply.
- Hold a Bachelor of master’s degree from a German college or a comparable foreign degree
- Have at least 5 years of experience in your related field of study
- Show evidence that you have sufficient assets to cover your stay amid the time you are in Germany
- Have travel or medical insurance for your whole remain in Germany or until you get your Work Permit