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Why Choose
Germany?
No or Low Tuition Fees
Public universities in Germany offer free or very low-cost education even for international students – especially for bachelor's and many master's programs.
World-Renowned Universities
Germany is home to prestigious universities like TU Munich, Heidelberg University, RWTH Aachen, and LMU Munich, known for engineering, sciences, and research.
Job-Oriented Education
German degrees focus on practical training, often with built-in internships or project work, giving students strong job-readiness.
18-Month Post-Study Job Search Visa
Graduates are eligible for an 18-month residence permit to search for full-time jobs in Germany.
Popular Courses for
Indian Students
Mechanical, Electrical & Automobile Engineering
Computer Science & Data Analytics
Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
Business Management & Finance
Renewable Energy & Environmental Sciences
Life Sciences & Biotechnology
Architecture & Urban Planning
Note: These programs are aligned with Germany’s industry demands and innovation sectors.
Tuition Fees & Living
Costs (2025 Estimates)
Expense |
Cost (EUR/Year) |
|---|---|
| Tuition (Public Univ.) | €0 – €1,500 (admin fees) |
| Tuition (Private Univ.) | €10,000 – €20,000 |
| Student Housing | €3,000 – €6,000 |
| Living Expenses | €10,332 (Block Account)* |
| Health Insurance | €1,000 – €1,200 |
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Note: As per German visa requirements, students must show proof of €11,208 in 2025 through a Blocked Account. |
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Germany Student Visa – Process & Requirements
Documents Required
- Admission Letter from German University
- Blocked Account Confirmation (€11,208 in 2025)
- Proof of Health Insurance
- Academic Transcripts & Certificates
- SOP / Motivation Letter
- Proof of Language Proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL or TestDaF/German A1)
- Visa Application Form & Photo
- Processing Time: 6 to 12 weeks
- Apply through: German Embassy / VFS
Note: Visa Type National Visa (D-Type) – for studies longer than 90 days
Work & Residency
Options in Germany
During Studies
1. Work up to 20 hours/week during semesters
2. Earn approx. €12–15/hour (varies by city & job type)
After Graduation
1. Eligible for 18-month job search visa
2. Once employed, apply for EU Blue Card or Skilled Worker Visa
3. Option to apply for Permanent Residency after 33–60 months
Living in Germany Student
Life Essentials
Accommodation Options
- University dormitories (affordable but limited)
- Private shared apartments (WG - Wohngemeinschaft)
- Homestays (less common)
Healthcare
- Mandatory for all students
- Public student insurance starts from €110/month
Cultural Diversity
- Diverse cities like Berlin, Munich, Hamburg welcome international students
- Learn German while studying for more opportunities
- Excellent public transport & safety
How Edu Mandate
Supports You
Shortlisting Public & Private Universities
Assistance with Blocked Account via Expatrio
SOP, Resume & Document Guidance
Visa Application Support & Mock Interviews
Pre-Departure Orientation
Post-Arrival Support via our German partners