Study in Germany For Free

Free Education in Germany means: No tuition Fees or fees related to your education No examination fees No fees for failing a subject or reseating your exams No book or learning material fees Students only have to pay a minimal enrolment fee at the beginning of every semester. This is to inform the university that you would like to continue your studies at that particular university. The amount ranges between 50€ to 350€ depending on universities. It also comes with a free public transportation ticket that allow students to use the bus, train, subway and other public transport in the state/region.

Yes! Regardless of your nationality and where you are from, everyone can receive free education in most German public universities.

Students only have to pay a minimal enrolment fee at the beginning of every semester. This is to inform the university that you would like to continue your studies at that particular university. The amount ranges between 200€ to 380€ depending on universities. It also includes a free public transportation ticket that allow students to use the bus, train, subway and other public transport in the state/region that you are in.

As German universities offers free education to international students, there are thousands of students applying worldwide each year. Therefore it depends on how good are your grades and whether you fulfil the requirements of the university you decided to apply to. On average students will apply between 3 to 5 universities to help improve their chance of being accepted. As the requirement from university to university varies, AbroadAssist will assist in pre checking all your certification and advise you accordingly to which university fits you best before assisting you to apply.

Yes, a total of 48 universities in Germany are among the very best in the world. Check out where German universities stands in the top 200 world university ranking. https://www.abroadassist.org/world-university-ranking

As most public universities in Germany offers free tuition fees to internationals students, universities do not profit anything from recruiting or advertising its programmes. Therefore, universities and education agencies do not benefit from promoting education in Germany.

No German is required if you decide to apply to the programs listed on AbroadAssist. All programmes that are listed are fully taught in English. If you decide to apply to programs that are not listed on AbroadAssist, you have to check on the university programme page to see if the university requires you to prove german knowledge.

If you decide to apply to programs listed on AbroadAssist, classes will be taught fully in English and no German is required.

It depends. The requirement varies from university to university. Therefore, after selecting which program you would like to apply to, AbroadAssist will advise you whether the university requires you to take any language test. In some cases, the university will accept if you have done your previous studies completely in english as proof of english knowldge. Native spakers from USA, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Canada are exempted from this requirement.

10,332 euros is requirement of the embassy for you to get a valid student visa but students usually require much less than the amount for 1 year living expenses. Most students spends between 500 to 700 euro a month depending on where they live.

200euro to 500 euro depending on where you live and how big is your accomodation. This includes wifi, gras, water and electricity bill.

A health insurance is compulsory in Germany. Students are required to pay between 90 to 100 euro a month. Without a health insurance a student cannot obtain a visa. Therefore all your medical bills will be covered by your insurance.

AbroadAssist Student Network will be there for you when ever you require assistance. We offer 265 student support while you are abroad.

Yes you can work part time while you are on your student visa. You can work part time up to 240 days.

We will arrange and help you open a local bank account in Germany for you.

Yes, Germany is considered very safe compared to other european countries. Muslim population in Germany is well integrated thanks to to turkish population that makes up 5.6% of total population in Germany. Halal food is widely available in every city and state in Germany, giving you the option to buy halal meat and even eating out.

Yes you can communicate in English for your daily life but learning German will certainly help you integrate in community much faster. German universities often free german classes for international students and often also integrated in your studies as a module. Usually students takes between 6month to 1 year to pick up basic German language to communicate for daily life purposes.

Yes, you will be given 18 month to seek and apply for a Job in Germany upon completintg your studies.

Very good. As German population is slowly entering retirement this provides the market with a lot of job oppurtunites. Students can easily get a job in Germany and knowing intermediate german willl help boost your chances.

It would be best if you learn German up to B1 while living in Germany as this will help open up more career oppurtunities for you. Nevertheless, it is not imposiible to get a job without any basic german.

3000 to 5000 euro per month for fresh graduates.

You must prove you have sufficient funding of 10,332 euro to cover your living expense for the first year. You could prove the funding yourself or through your parents, scholarships, loan or company offer letter.

AbroadAssist will arrange for your visa and prepare your visa documentation. You only have to be present at the German embassy in your home country and pay the embassy 75Euro for cost of applying visa.

75 euro to paid directly to the embassy when applying your visa.

After being 6 months in germnay with your student visa, students will be given a residency card which you will have to renew every 2 years. Enrolment letter from the university and insurance is mandatory when renewing your residency.