Recently Updated Answers in Germany · Student visa

I've paid my first semester's tuition of 6,000 EUR at RWTH Aachen in Germany. For the proof of funds to finance fees section, can I upload just that receipt, or must I pay the full year upfront?

I also hold a German A2 certificate and an IELTS band of 6.5, even though my university assessed my English separately. Should I still carry these certificates to my visa interview as backup proof?

I'm covering my living costs with an education loan since my public university only charges a semester contribution. Do I need to show the loan documents along with my blocked account for my visa?

Is an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with 5.5 in two sections, enough for a German student visa?

Can I have my partner stay overnight in a German student dormitory, and do I need to register the visit?

What is the Opportunity Card and how can Indians use it?

Can my spouse work in Germany on my Blue Card?

How much money do I need to block in a German blocked account, and is it mandatory to have it for visa?

Is there any criteria or documents required for the APS certification for studying in Germany?

Do I need to show a block account for living expenses for Germany and Ireland visa applications?

Can you suggest countries in Europe without strict age criteria for study visas in Germany/France?

Is a blocked account mandatory for Germany visa applications, and how does it work?

How much is the dMAT exam fee in India, and is it the same as the APS fee?

Does the dMAT replace the APS certificate, ANABIN recognition, or TestAS?

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Is the high visa rejection rate currently affecting applicants like me in Germany?