We can help if you have any questions concerning your education in Germany. When we meet with you and your parents or spouse, we ask you questions to have a better knowledge of your preferences, limitations, and goals. This will allow us to provide a variety of suggestions for places and colleges. We’ll help you select among them and filter down to the optimum blend of safe, moderate, and aggressive options. We will make your studies in Germany as easy as possible.
At Global Path Consulting, we offer personalized support throughout your journey to studying in Germany:
University and Program Selection: We help you identify the right universities and degree programs based on your interests, academic background, and career goals.
Application Assistance: Our experts guide you through the entire application process, ensuring that all necessary documents are prepared and submitted correctly and on time.
Visa Application Support: We assist you with preparing and submitting your student visa application, ensuring you meet all the requirements.
Pre-Departure Support: From accommodation options to travel arrangements and health insurance, we help you prepare for a smooth transition to life in Germany.
Post-Arrival Support: Once you arrive, we offer continued support to help you adjust to your new academic and cultural environment.
Must be valid for the duration of your stay in Germany.
From a recognized German university or institution.
You need to show proof of sufficient funds to cover your living expenses, approximately €11,208 per year (around €934 per month). This is usually done through a blocked account, where the funds are frozen until you arrive in Germany.
Health insurance is mandatory for all students in Germany.
A completed student visa application form.
Explaining why you wish to study in Germany and your academic plans.
Depending on your program, you may need to provide proof of German or English language skills (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, or TestDaF).
The German student visa fee is approximately €75.
For most public universities, there are no tuition fees for undergraduate programs. Students typically only pay a semester contribution of €150 to €300 for administrative costs. Private universities and some master’s programs may charge tuition fees.
Yes, international students can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year. This helps students cover part of their living expenses.
A blocked account is a special type of bank account where international students must deposit enough money to cover their living expenses in Germany (at least €11,208 per year). The funds are frozen until you arrive in Germany, after which you can withdraw a limited amount per month.
Many programs, especially at the master’s level, are taught in English. However, knowing German can significantly enhance your living experience and job prospects after graduation. For programs taught in German, proof of German language proficiency (e.g., TestDaF) is required.
Yes, after completing your studies, you can apply for an 18-month residence permit to stay in Germany and search for employment.
The average cost of living for students is approximately €850 to €1,200 per month, depending on the city. Rent is usually the biggest expense, especially in cities like Munich or Frankfurt.
The student visa process can take 6 to 12 weeks, so it’s important to apply as soon as you receive your university acceptance letter.
Yes, there are numerous scholarships for international students, including those offered by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) and other institutions.
A student visa allows you to enter Germany for the purpose of studying. Once in Germany, you must apply for a residence permit at your local immigration office for the duration of your studies.
Most universities offer student housing, but it is limited. Many students also find private apartments or shared flats (WG) through online platforms. It’s important to start your housing search early, as demand can be high in popular cities.
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