Recently Updated Answers in Germany · Student visa · Financial requirements
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When applying for a student visa to Germany, should I submit all my financial documents at once or can I spread them out over several months?
If I do a master's from any foreign country or university, can I convert my visa to a sponsored visa and get a good job there in Germany/France?
How much savings do I need to show for a student visa for countries like Germany, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK?
How much money do I need to show in my bank account for visa purposes in Ireland/Germany?
For three years of study in Germany, will the total expenditure including visa and passport be around twenty four lakhs INR?
For Germany visa, is a blocked account sufficient as financial proof or do I need additional surety?
Do Indian students still have good work opportunities and sponsorship options abroad, especially in countries like New Zealand, France, and Germany?
Do I need to show proof of funds during the visa application if I have a partial scholarship or no scholarship in Germany/Netherlands?
Do I need to maintain a blocked account for visa purposes even if tuition fees are waived?
Do I need to keep the blocked amount in my bank account for two years or just one year for the visa process?
Can we use a sponsor letter from relatives who are German nationals to avoid showing the block amount?
Can other family members act as financial sponsors if my father’s income is insufficient in Germany?
Can I keep some amount in my bank account and show it along with the student loan for visa purposes in UK/Germany?
Can I get a work visa sponsored by a company, and what are the conditions for that in Germany?
Before going to Germany, do we need to collect some amount and then have some amount after going there? What exactly is the financial requirement before and after going to Germany?
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