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German Student Visa Granted. How To Move To Germany In 23 Fast And Easy Steps - Part 2

Yana Immis

I have put down the exact order of things you should follow. You can print out this checklist for yourself and go through it step by step. You will do just fine if you follow this order. If not, things can get messy.

1. Notify your agency / school about your visa result

2. Read all emails from your agency / school

3. Pay your university fees if you haven’t paid yet

4. Send your agency / school a confirmation of payment and make sure to check with them if accommodation & airport pick up is provided

5. Buy / exchange currency to Euro

6. Decide on a travel date & purchase travel insurance

7. Pick up your visa

8. Book your flight

9. Notify agency / school once you have booked your flights

10. Collect all your original documents, and take them with you

11. Start learning German to know basic phrases 12. Learn more about the public transportation system

13. Research in advance about the cultural & geographical differences

14. Make a notarized copy of your passport

15. Fly to Germany

16. Pass the passport control

17. Buy yourself a transport pass

18. Once you have arrived, send an email or a text to your school/agency that you have safely landed and reached your accommodation

19. Respect university rules

20. Enjoy the culture shock

21. Get acquainted with bureaucracy

22. Learn the German post

23. Stay calm


German Student Visa Granted. How To Move To Germany In 23 Fast And Easy Steps - Part 1

Yana Immis

You have received a message or an email from the German embassy that you can collect your visa, and you are extremely happy? Congratulations! You are now halfway done! Wait a minute, why halfway you would think?!

Correct, you have been deemed eligible to study at a German institution, but now is the time to reach the country.

Challenge number two. I have put down the exact order of things you should follow. You can print out this checklist for yourself from my website and go through it step by step. You will do just fine if you follow this order. If not, things can get messy.


Q&A Study Abroad In Germany Belgium Holland 2020-2021 - Part 3

Yana Immis

On our Q&A agenda today

- Do your programs offer scholarships?

- On a scale to 100% how easy is it to get a job as a biomedical engineer after graduation?

- What is the best application to learn the German language?

- What is the cheapest university for the foundation program?

- Please tell me if it is possible for a Bachelor student to get a job in Germany after schooling?

- Do you have any idea about the new Master degrees offered by German Dutch and Belgian schools?

- Is it possible to get admission because of the situation with Coronavirus?

- How many levels of German language is required to get jobs easily after Master of Science in Germany?

- What can we do in order to apply if we don’t have 10000 Euro in the bank account?

- I am in Asia, general dental practitioner, I want to move to Germany – is it possible?