Six reasons students choose Germany
Tuition-free public universities
Most public universities charge only a semester fee of €150–€400 — no tuition, even for international students.
World-class research
TU Munich, LMU Munich, and Heidelberg consistently rank in the global top 50 in QS World Rankings.
Work while you study
International students may work 140 full days or 280 half-days per year alongside their studies.
18-month job-seeking visa
Graduates receive an 18-month residence permit to find work and can transition to an EU Blue Card.
DAAD scholarships
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) is one of the world's largest scholarship organisations for international students.
Europe's economic powerhouse
Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt — vibrant cities at the heart of the EU's largest economy and Schengen area.
What it costs per year
Indicative ranges in euros — your counsellor builds a precise budget for your city and course.
| Expense | What's included | Per year |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition (public) | Semester fee only — no tuition at most public universities | €300–€800 |
| Tuition (private) | Private universities, specialised programmes | €5,000–€20,000 |
| Accommodation | Student residence or shared flat (WG) | €3,600–€7,200 |
| Living & food | Groceries, transport, daily life | €3,600–€6,000 |
| Health insurance | Mandatory public or private coverage | €1,200–€1,500 |
| Blocked account | Proof of funds required for student visa | €11,904 |
A few of our Germany partner universities
From offer to residence permit in 4 steps
Accept your offer
Confirm your place and receive your official admission letter (Zulassungsbescheid).
Open a blocked account
We help you deposit €11,904 into a Sperrkonto as proof of funds for the visa.
Apply for your visa
We complete your student visa application at the German embassy in your country.
Arrive & register
We guide you through city registration (Anmeldung) and your residence permit.