Question 1

What is the difference between a student visa and a job seeker visa?

Accepted Answer

A student visa (national visa §16b) lets you study at a German institution. A job seeker visa lets you stay in Germany for up to 6 months to find a job. Both require proof of financial resources. Your consultant will recommend the right path based on your goal and timeline.

Question 2

How long does a German visa take to process?

Accepted Answer

Typical processing times range from 4 to 12 weeks depending on the embassy and season. We book the earliest appointments, prepare every document to German standards, and track your application so nothing stalls.

Question 3

What is the 98% success rate based on?

Accepted Answer

It reflects completed national visa applications prepared by our team over the last 3 years. The number is audited internally and excludes cases withdrawn by the applicant for personal reasons.

Question 4

How long does it take to reach B1 German?

Accepted Answer

With our intensive program (5 days/week), most students reach B1 in 8–9 months. In the regular evening track, plan for 12–14 months. Your weekly study time is the biggest factor.

Question 5

Which certificate do I need — Goethe, telc or TELC?

Accepted Answer

For work and Ausbildung, telc (especially telc B1 Pflege) is widely accepted. For university admission, Goethe or telc C1 Hochschule is preferred. We prepare you specifically for the exam your goal requires.

Question 6

Are online courses as effective as in-person classes?

Accepted Answer

Yes — our online classes are live, not recorded, with the same small groups, native teachers and exam preparation. Over 60% of our students now choose online formats.

Question 7

How much money do I need to live in Germany per month?

Accepted Answer

Plan for €850–€1,200/month outside major cities, and €1,100–€1,500 in Munich or Berlin. Student visa applicants must prove ~€11,904/year in a blocked account.

Question 8

Do I need health insurance in Germany?

Accepted Answer

Yes, health insurance is mandatory for every visa type. Students and employees aged under 30 can join public insurance (~€110–130/month). We set up your policy before you land.

Question 9

Can I bring my family to Germany?

Accepted Answer

Skilled workers on EU Blue Cards can bring spouses and children with family reunification visas, and spouses receive unrestricted work permits. We prepare family applications as a package.

Question 10

How much does the full program cost?

Accepted Answer

Course fees start at €490 per language level. Visa guidance packages start at €890 and vary by case complexity. We always provide a written, itemised quote before you commit — no hidden fees.

Question 11

What documents do I need to start?

Accepted Answer

Passport, educational certificates and a language assessment. Within 48 hours of your free consultation, you'll receive a personal checklist with exact documents for your goal.

Question 12

How do I book a free consultation?

Accepted Answer

Use the consultation form, WhatsApp, or call us. You'll be matched with a dedicated advisor for a 30-minute video session within one business day.

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