Germany
Germany, often called the “Land of Ideas,” is home to some of the world’s top-ranked universities, revered for excellence in STEM, medicine, engineering, and research. With over 100 globally ranked institutions and a strong legacy of Nobel laureates, Germany combines academic rigour with real-world innovation.
What makes Germany truly stand out is its tuition-free education in public universities—even for international students. This makes it one of the most financially attractive destinations without compromising on quality. Beyond affordability, Germany offers a multicultural society, a safe and stable environment, and unmatched opportunities for research, internships, and industry engagement.
Students can work part-time during studies and apply for an 18-month post-study work visa, which opens the gateway to full-time employment and permanent residency. The exposure to European markets, the ability to travel freely within the Schengen zone, and the country’s focus on upskilling international talent make Germany a top choice for aspirational students across the globe.
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Tuition-free or low-cost education at public universities
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Top destination for STEM, engineering, and research
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18-month post-study work visa with job search opportunities
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Work part-time during studies (up to 120 days/year)
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Pathways to permanent residency via the EU Blue Card
Institutes We Represent in Germany
Visa Rules and Obligations
Apply for a German National Visa (D Visa)
Mandatory Blocked Account with €11,904 as proof of funds
Health insurance required before visa approval
Residence permit must be obtained within 2 weeks of arrival
Allowed to work 120 full or 240 half days/year during study
APS certificate mandatory for Indian students
Germany Scholarships for International Students
DAAD Scholarship
€860–€1,200/month
Erasmus+
€9,960/year + health cover
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Scholarship
€12,000+ allowances
Marie Curie Fellowship
€15,000 for post-doc researchers
Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung Scholarships
€10,000+
University-specific scholarships
RWTH Aachen, Frankfurt School, Hamburg University