STUDY VISA
Study in Germany
Why Germany?
Numerous courses, degree programs, and some of the world's best universities may all be found in
Germany. Almost 400,000 international students are now
studying in Germany, making it one of the most popular destinations for international students.
University Admission Requirements
Once you find the study programme you’re interested in, you begin worrying about the
admission criteria. Before anything else, you will have to meet the criteria set by the
university in order to gain admission to that particular programme.
Your qualifications must be acknowledged by the university you have chosen in order to be admitted to a German university. This implies you'll require a recognized 'entry qualification to higher education,' commonly known as Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (HZB) or Abitur. If your high school diploma is not accepted in Germany, you will be obliged to take a one-year preparatory course.
Some institutions also require foreign students from non-EU nations to take an exam known as TestAS, which is a test prepared exclusively for international students from
non-EU countries.
Requirements
University admissions criteria include language requirements as well. You will be required to submit proof of German language proficiency if your degree program is fully in German, such as the Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang (DSH) or TestDaF. You will be needed to provide IELTS or TOEFL scores if your course is offered in English and you are not a natural English speaker.
The documents you typically need are:
• A duly completed application form.
• Certified copy of high school diploma.
• Relevant recognized academic certificates.
• Translated overview of your modules and grades.
• Copy of your passport and a passport photo.
• Proof of language proficiency.
As of 2020, an international student needs €853 per month or €10,236 per year to cover their expenses during their time in Germany.
If you wish to study in Germany, you'll also need health insurance. While in Germany, international students must be covered by the healthcare system. If you live in one of the EU/EEA member states, you will most likely be able to use your existing health insurance. You will, however, require a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)
If you are not a resident of an EU/EEA member state, you will need to present proof of health insurance as well as proof of university registration when applying for a student visa. You will be required to pay a monthly sum to the public or private health insurance providers (if you are above 29).
HOW WE CAN HELP?
ARCHADIUS GLOBAL assists students with university admissions all over the world. Prospective students can benefit from our expert and comprehensive educational counseling services. Among the services we provide, are:
- Advising students on the most suitable university for them
- Assisting them throughout the application process
- Guiding them throughout the visa process
- Helping them with accommodation selection
- Pre-departure counselling for the parents as well as students
We partner with universities in a variety of nations that are known for their high educational standards.
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