Assistance with Study Abroad
Why choose us
Nominal Fee
Contrary to the norm of charging the applicants heavily, we do not charge high fees for the service. We cater to the budget needs of our candidates and try our best to give them a good experience.
Before-During-After Guidance
We assure you an end-to-end guidance that doesn’t end at the successful application and acceptance from the universities. Our team is at your service before, during and after the application.
Experienced And Qualified Team
We promise you a team with hands-on experience of overseas education. Our team ensures thorough guidance at every step and trouble free application of all our candidates.
We work in 6 Steps
1. Career Guidance
Helping you shortlist and choose a career path that piques your interest and best fits your existing qualifications.
2. Course & University Selection
Reviewing the applicant’s profile, finding and selecting the right course and university.
3. Country Selection
Choosing the best country for your desired courses, and something that is in line with your budget.
4. International Exam Preparation
Preparing the applicants for international exams like TOEFL, IELTS and GOETHE ZERTIFIKAT. We have special courses for the same, that you may apply for.
5. Study Loan
Helping you with your financial planning. Financial counseling and guidance; discussing and suggesting best banks to opt for.
6. Application Guidance
Guaranteed A-Z application assistance. Researching the finest colleges and universities. Guiding you with your SOPs and LOMs which make the most important parts of your profile.
Pro
- Profile Acquisition & Guidance
- Course & University Selection
- Application Guidance
- Financial Planing
- TLH Expert Support
Premium
- Everything From Free Plan
- Creation of Block Account
- SOP/LOM & CV Preparation
- Visa Guidance
- Required Documents Translation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
To study in Germany, international students typically need a higher education entrance qualification, proof of language proficiency in either German or English depending on the course, and sufficient financial means to cover living expenses. Some programs might also require entrance exams or an interview.
While many universities offer programs in English, a large number of courses are taught in German. Hence, for those pursuing degrees in German, a good command of the language is essential, generally proven by exams such as TestDaF or DSH. For courses in English, proficiency tests like TOEFL or IELTS are usually required.
Public universities in Germany typically do not charge tuition fees, especially for undergraduate programs. However, students may need to pay a semester contribution of around €200 to €350. Private institutions, however, can charge tuition fees ranging from €10,000 to €20,000 per year depending on the program.
The average monthly living expenses in Germany range from €850 to €1,200, which includes accommodation, food, transportation, health insurance, and leisure activities. Students may also be required to show proof of financial means, such as a blocked account with a minimum of €11,208 per year.
There are numerous scholarship opportunities in Germany, with DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) being one of the most prominent providers. Other options include Erasmus+, Heinrich Böll Foundation, and specific scholarships offered by universities or private institutions.
Yes, international students are allowed to work part-time in Germany. Non-EU students can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year. However, it is important to ensure that working does not interfere with your studies, as it can be demanding to balance both.
After completing their studies, international students from non-EU countries can apply for an 18-month post-study work visa to find a job related to their field of study. Once employed, they can apply for a residence permit or EU Blue Card.
International students need to apply for a German student visa at the nearest German Embassy or Consulate. The application typically requires proof of university admission, financial means, health insurance, and sometimes proof of language proficiency. The process may take a few months, so it’s advisable to start early.
Popular student cities in Germany include Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, and Cologne. These cities offer excellent educational facilities, cultural experiences, and a vibrant student life. The choice of city often depends on the university and the program of study.
Yes, health insurance is mandatory for all students in Germany. Most international students opt for public health insurance, which costs around €80 to €100 per month. Finding accommodation can be challenging, especially in larger cities, so it’s recommended to start searching as soon as possible.
