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Nine services that cover the entire journey — from the first "is Germany right for me?" call to your first month living there. Take the full package, or only the part you're stuck on.
Service 01
Germany has 400+ public institutions and over 15,000 programmes. The difficulty is not finding one — it's finding the one that will actually accept you, teach in a language you speak, and fit your budget.
Bachelor's applicants after Class XII, Master's applicants with a recognised Bachelor's, and anyone who has been rejected before and wants a stronger second attempt.
Service 02
The Academic Evaluation Centre check is compulsory for Indian applicants heading to Germany for more than 90 days. Universities won't finalise your admission without it, and the embassy won't accept your visa file.
Service 03
The German national visa costs €75 and it is non-refundable — including on refusal. In 2026 the real bottleneck is the VFS appointment queue, which can run several weeks in peak months, so timing matters as much as paperwork.
We cannot influence the decision — nobody can. What we control is that your file gives the officer no reason to hesitate.
Service 04
Money is where most Indian applications wobble. Here's exactly what Germany asks for in 2026, and how we help you arrange it.
You must show €11,904 for the year. It's released to you at roughly €992 a month after you land. It is proof of funds, not a fee — the money stays yours.
We compare providers on cost and opening speed, then walk you through the deposit and confirmation.
Health insurance is mandatory to enrol and to get your residence permit. We help you choose between public and private cover based on your age, course and duration — and get the certificate the consulate accepts.
Education loan documentation for Indian banks and NBFCs, plus honest guidance on DAAD, Deutschlandstipendium and university-level scholarships — including which ones you realistically qualify for.
Service 05
Student housing in German cities is genuinely scarce, and dorm waiting lists in Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart and Frankfurt open long before you get your visa. Searching after you land is the expensive way to do it.
Without a registered address you cannot complete Anmeldung. Without Anmeldung you cannot reliably open a bank account or receive your residence permit. One missing room can stall your first two months.
We aim to have your accommodation confirmed before you board the flight.
Services 06 – 09
Getting in is half the job. These are the services that decide how your first year actually goes.
A1 to B2 preparation with Goethe and telc exam practice. Many Master's programmes teach in English — but German is what gets you a part-time job, a landlord who replies, and an employer after graduation. We recommend A2–B1 before departure.
Packing and documents briefing, forex and travel card setup, flight guidance, airport pickup coordination, and a walkthrough of what happens in your first 72 hours — city registration, SIM card, bank account.
Germany's paid dual-training system is a strong alternative to a degree — you earn while you train, in sectors like nursing, hospitality, IT and mechatronics. We assess fit, arrange German coaching to the required level, and support the application.
The Chancenkarte lets qualified professionals spend up to 12 months in Germany job-hunting, with part-time work permitted. You need a recognised qualification, German A1 or English B2, at least 6 points on the assessment, and about €13,092 in funds. We check your points before you apply.
That's the normal starting point. Book a free consultation and we'll tell you which route fits your profile — university, Ausbildung or Opportunity Card — and what the realistic cost and timeline look like.
