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Germany

Low or no tuition at public universities, for the right academic profile.

Visa Type

National (D) Visa for Study Purposes

Intakes

April / October

Avg. Tuition/Yr

NPR 0 – 3,00,000 (public universities)

Success Rate

80%

Why here

Why students choose Germany

  • Most public universities charge zero or minimal tuition, even for international students.
  • 18-month post-study job-seeker visa extension after graduation.
  • World-leading engineering, automotive, and applied sciences programs.
  • EU Blue Card pathway offers a strong, structured route to permanent residency.

At a Glance

Visa Success Rate

80% for well-prepared applicants

Living Costs

NPR 90,000 – 1,20,000 / month

Work Rights

120 full or 240 half days per year

PR Pathway

Available for eligible graduates

Partner institutions

Universities we place students at

  • Public Universities of Applied Sciences (partner network)

    Multiple cities

Popular programs

Courses students apply for most

Mechanical EngineeringAutomotive EngineeringComputer ScienceRenewable Energy SystemsInternational Business
Scholarships

Ways to reduce your tuition cost

DAAD-aligned guidance

Varies (stipend-based)

Strong academic record, research alignment

Requirements

What the visa application actually needs

Visa Requirements

  • 01University admission letter (Zulassungsbescheid)
  • 02Blocked account (Sperrkonto) proof of funds
  • 03APS certificate (for Nepali applicants, where required)
  • 04German language proficiency or English-taught program confirmation
  • 05Health insurance confirmation

Documents Required

  • 01Valid passport
  • 02University admission letter
  • 03Blocked account confirmation
  • 04APS certificate
  • 05Academic transcripts (with certified translations)
  • 06Health insurance proof
After graduation

Career opportunities

Automotive and mechanical engineering

Renewable energy and sustainability sectors

IT and software development

Manufacturing and applied sciences

FAQ

Questions about studying in Germany

Yes, for most applicants — you deposit a set annual amount into a blocked account releasing fixed monthly withdrawals, which German authorities treat as proof you can support yourself.

Ready to start your Germany application?

Book a Germany consultation