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Study in Germany
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If you have chosen Germany to study among the various options, you need to pay attention to some points about studying in this country. In general, it can be said that the cost of studying in Germany is almost free, and you do not pay for the university. Among those who apply for this visa, many people succeed in obtaining it, and in general, the chances of accepting this visa application are high.
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After completing your studies in Germany, if you start working, you can apply for permanent residence in Germany. It is interesting to know that there is no unemployment problem in Germany due to the lack of labor force, and after studying, Germany is one of the best options for work and life.
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Conditions for obtaining a study visa in Germany
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The most important condition for obtaining a German study visa is to receive admission from one of the German universities. If you are eligible for a scholarship, you can get a study visa through this method. Otherwise, you can apply for university admissions as a regular student. Keep in mind that the conditions for studying in Germany are different for each course and university, so first of all, you should think about choosing a university and getting admission.
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Of course, it is better to book your appointment at the embassy first, then you have about a year to familiarize yourself with the conditions and rules of university admissions and get admission from your chosen university. After the embassy’s turn arrives, you can go to the embassy with the university acceptance letter and other documents and apply for a study visa and then get ready to immigrate to Germany. In addition, to study in German universities, you must have the appropriate age and language qualification.
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German student visa age requirements
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The age limit for studying in different levels is different and is as follows:
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- Maximum 25 years for undergraduate studies (maximum 22 years for medical fields)
- Maximum 32 years for master’s degree studies
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Of course, those who do not meet the age requirements have other ways to obtain a study visa.
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Germany study visa requirements without language certificate
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As it was said, having a language certificate is one of the main conditions for obtaining this visa, and unlike the Austrian study visa, there is no alternative or shortcut to obtain this visa and study in Germany without a language certificate. The required language certificate for each section is as follows:
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Bachelor’s degree: at least B1 German (preferably B2)
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Medical fields: minimum B2 German language qualification
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The above courses require a German language certificate and an English language certificate is not accepted for admission.
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Master’s degree has two types of visa:
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1- Direct university admission: this type of admission is immediate and can be obtained with a TestDaF 3/4 language certificate or an IELTS certificate with a score of 6.
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2- Conditional university admission: minimum B1 German degree (preferably B2)
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German student visa for under 18 years
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Studying in Germany is possible for different people by obtaining different types of study visas. One of these special types of visas is the student visa for people under 18 years of age. Children between the ages of 6 and 18 can immigrate to Germany with a study visa and study in elementary and high school. This type of study visa does not require a language certificate. But as a rule, proper German language knowledge is required to study in German public schools.
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It is possible to study in private English language schools for people who are not fluent in German. Children over 12 years old have a higher chance of being accepted for this visa. The only condition for studying in these courses is the financial ability to study and live in Germany. Of course, the cost of education in public schools is completely free, but for boarding schools, it includes the cost of education, insurance, dormitory, food, etc.
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German study visa for married couples
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Another type of this visa is the married visa, which is the best type of visa for studying and immigrating to Germany. Because in addition to the 20-hour weekly work permit, students’ spouses are also allowed to work without restrictions and full-time. This is a plus point that allows for easier financing of expenses and proof of affordability. One of the conditions of this visa is to have an A1 German language certificate for the applicant’s spouse.
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The easiest universities for admission in Germany
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Due to the relatively easy conditions of obtaining a study visa in Germany and the low cost of education, many people want to study in Germany. Meanwhile, a number of universities have relatively simpler admission requirements, which you will learn about below:
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Schiller University is the easiest university to get admission in Germany, hosting a large number of German student visa applicants with an acceptance rate of almost 100%. By accepting international students in the fields of international business, international relations, hotel and tourism management, and nursing, this university is at the top of the list of the easiest universities to accept foreign students.
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After Schiller, the University of Bonn is one of the free and public universities in Germany, which attracts more than 30,000 students annually with an acceptance rate of 60%. Medical genetics, Asian and Oriental studies, physics, economics and law, biology and agriculture, philosophy and ethics are taught in this university.
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The International University of Applied Sciences is also a private university in Germany with an acceptance rate of 65%, which is very popular among students. The fields of architecture, business management, business and digital management, graphic design and visual communication are taught at the undergraduate level in this university. Also, other universities with easy admission in Germany include the University of Freiburg and Humboldt University of Berlin.
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German study visa without financial ability
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If you want to immigrate to Germany and study there without financial condition, the best way is to get a scholarship. If you can get a scholarship from a public university, you will be able to study for free and you don’t need to prove your means. The use of scholarship has special conditions in each country. For example, to get a Canadian study visa with a scholarship, like Germany, the maximum acceptable study gap is 3 years.
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But for the study visa of Austria, Denmark and the Netherlands, it does not matter how many years have passed since the end of your studies. So keep this condition in mind when applying for a scholarship.
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Documents required for a German study visa
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To apply for a study visa, you must prepare the following documents:
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- Acceptance letter from a recognized university
- motivation letter (explanation about the reason for immigrating to Germany)
- Work and academic resume and German translation of documents
- Passport and identification documents with translation
- Proof of financial ability from the bank in English equivalent to the amount of 10332 euros
- Supplementary insurance
- Travel ticket and itinerary and flight date
- Photo according to embassy standards
- Valid English or German language certificate
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Be sure to check this list with your immigration attorney before submitting your application to ensure that the documents are complete.
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German study visa acceptance rate
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Germany is a popular study destination known for its free universities and high-quality education. Due to the high credibility of German university degrees and the bright career future after graduation, many applicants seek education in its universities. This country has a high rank in accepting international students. According to statistics, the average acceptance rate of students in German universities is 92%.
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However, applicants need complete conditions and documents to get a study visa and may go through a long and difficult process. But in the end, there is a higher possibility of acceptance for these people than the universities of other countries such as England and America.
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Affordability of German study visa
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In order to be eligible to study in Germany, you need to have sufficient financial resources to pay the costs of studying and living in Germany. To prove that you can afford the costs of your education and living in Germany and that you do not impose any costs on this country, you must provide a letter of bank authorization. This letter is issued by the bank in exchange for a minimum balance of 10332 euros and you need to carry this amount with you on your trip.
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According to the laws of some German cities, this amount is blocked in your foreign account and you can withdraw your expenses from that account every month.
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Easy to get study visa in Germany with Rasam Immigration Institute
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The dream of studying in Europe is not so far away. It is enough to have the appropriate age and language qualification to enter German universities. Due to the relatively easy acceptance and the high acceptance rate of applying for a German study visa, you can easily study in the best international universities. Free education and high quality education along with living in one of the most advanced countries in the world are enough reasons to complete your qualifications and conditions. We suggest that you book your embassy appointment now and plan to receive a German language certificate within the next year.
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To know the exact details of this route and to complete the documents and submit the application, you can contact our Tehran office or contact our consultants through Rasam Holding’s Instagram page to reach your desired result as soon as possible without trial and error.
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