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STUDY VISA

WORK VISA

VISIT VISA

BUSINESS VISA

JOB SEEKER

FAMILY REUNION

Take the advantage of free education

Higher education in Germany is mainly funded by the state and as such it is literally free of charge for domestic and international students alike.

English taught courses

Higher education in Germany is mainly funded by the state and as such it is literally free of charge for domestic and international students alike. German language is not a must in order to study at their universities. Many of the degree programs are offered in English, especially master programs. Higher education in Germany is mainly funded by the state and as such it is literally free of charge for domestic and international students alike.

Part time jobs to cover living expenses

Germany offers considerable work opportunities for international students. Students are allowed to work either 120 full working days or 240 half working days That means they are allowed to work part time for up to 20 hours in a week and full-time during vacations.

Excellent Health care facilities

Germany is one of the best health care providers in the world.

Obtain a world class degree

Germany has approximately 450 universities accredited by the state and there are about 17,500 programs available. International students have the opportunity to study for their bachelors’, masters’ or even doctorates.

Utilize the Scholarships Programs

International students with excellent academic records can apply for a variety of scholarship programs to finance their studies in Germany

Enjoy affordable living cost

The living expenses in Germany are more reasonable and affordable when compared to the other countries in Europe.

Explore remarkable culture and Explore Europe

Be a part of the blessed ones to explore dynamic culture of Germany and 25 other Schengen countries.

Settle in an economically stable and safe country after the graduation

According to statistics almost the 50% of the foreign Students decide to settle in Germany. 

Working as an Au Pair

For young adults under 26 years of age who wish to experience the German culture and language closely.

Employment Visa

If you already have a job offer in Germany.

Job seeker

If you are planning to search for a job while staying in Germany.

Visit Visa

A Tourism / Visitor visa to Germany gives the freedom to its holder to visit not only Germany, but also all of the other 25 Schengen member countries.

Business Visa

 A Business visa to Germany is a visa, which permits its holder to enter and remain in Germany and also other 25 Schengen member countries up to maximum 90 days within 6 months. This will allow you to perform business related matters, such as attending meetings, signing contracts, etc.

Family Reunion

A person residing in Germany who wishes to bring over their non-German family member(s) who reside (s) outside the European Union.