Germany Embassy in India

Germany Embassy in India

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

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Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

60.00

Visitor Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is given to applicants who intend to stay in Germany for a short period for purposes such as tourism, visiting and vacationing.
• The type of visa issued to travelers going to Germany for a short period is the Schengen visa. This is because Germany is part of the 26 Schengen countries in Europe.
• There are uniform rules that guide the Schengen visa and the possession of this visa (if issued for multiple-entry) allows travelers go to as many Schengen countries as they want to.
• Travelers on this visa go to Germany for other reasons such as business trips, holiday or to visit relatives as well.
• For the short-stay visa, the reasons or purposes for travelers' visits would be clearly stated on their visas. The purpose of your trip to Germany must be plausible and comprehensible.
• Applicants' passports should be valid for at least 6 months beyond their stay in Germany.
• Passports that contain illegible data cannot be accepted and your passport must not be damaged.
• The short-stay visa is valid for up to 90 days within a 180 day period in Germany. Your date of entry starts your 180- day period.
• The Schengen visas can be issued for one, two or multiple entries. These entries depend on the visa holder’s reason for travel. 
• If you will be leaving and re-entering the Schengen area during your visit, you will need to apply for a double or multiple-entry visa.   
• Please note that with a Schengen visa you are not allowed to work or study.

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Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

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Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Student Visa from India to Germany

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in any of Germany's learning institutions.
• All documents submitted for this visa application must be original and should have 2 clear photocopies for the application.
• You are required to submit documents showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• You need to have €8640 in your bank account before applying for a German student visa.
• Additional documents can be required by the visa officer upon the visa interview. You are expected to appear in person for the visa interview.
• Be cautious about your passport validity. It needs to be valid for your entire period of stay, including the expected extended period.
• Bear in mind that the incomplete visa application can be refused. Do not stick your photographs in the visa application form.
• Original documents can be required upon arrival at the airport.
• The fee for the German student visa application is £75.

75.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00

Work Visa from India to Germany

• This visa is issued to foreigners who have been given paid employment in Germany.
• This visa is referred to as the Type-D Schengen visa or the National visa. This is a long-stay visa issued for Schengen states.
• Before initiating the visa application process, you must have gotten a job in the country.
• To be issued this visa, your reasons must be clearly stated and will be duly indicated on your visa.
• The national visa grants entry to Germany on the basis that you will be applying for a residence permit.
• It allows you to enter Germany as a potential resident and stay while you apply for residency. 
• You are expected to convert your visa into a residence permit within three months of arriving in Germany. 
• Your visa can only be converted into the corresponding type of residence permit (a visa for work must be converted into a working residence permit).
• There should be a letter from your employer in the country confirming that you have been offered a job in Germany.
• The address of the company, as well as your job description, should be clearly stated in the letter.
• Your employer should provide proof that there was no German available to take a job before you were offered this job.

99.00