Our Services & Process
From university selection and admission requirements to visa applications and housing support.
University Application
We help you identify the best-fit universities and programs, prepare applications, write motivation letters, and ensure requirements are met.
Visa Assistance
Our visa specialists guide you through every step — from preparing required documents to interview prep.
German Language Training
German language courses from A1 to B2 level, taught by certified instructors with experience preparing students for Goethe exams.
Accommodation Support
We assist you in applying for student dormitories, finding shared flats (WG), and navigating rentals.
Scholarship Guidance
We help you identify and apply to competitive scholarships (DAAD, Erasmus+) to fund your studies.
Pre-Departure Orientation
Pre-departure briefs on health insurance, setting up your blocked account, and German culture.
Our 4-Step Process
Free Consultation
Tell us about your academic goals and background.
Program Matching
We select target programs matching your profile.
Application & Visa
We compile files, check requirements, and prepare visa application docs.
Departure Setup
Get orientation on health insurance, blocked accounts, and cultural differences.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are public universities in Germany really tuition-free?
Yes! Most public universities in Germany charge no tuition fees for Bachelor and Master programs, even for international students from the Philippines. You only pay a small semester contribution (typically €150 to €350) which often includes a local transit pass.
Do I need to speak German to study in Germany?
No, there are thousands of English-taught Master and Bachelor programs available. However, learning basic German is highly recommended to help you integrate into daily life and expand your job options.
What is a Blocked Account (Sperrkonto)?
A blocked account is a special bank account required by the German government to prove you have the financial means to support yourself. For 2026, you must deposit approximately €11,900, from which you can withdraw about €992 per month for living expenses.
Can I work while studying in Germany?
Yes. International students from non-EU countries are permitted to work up to 140 full days or 280 half days per year, which helps cover your living costs.
How long does the student visa application process take?
Typically, it takes between 4 to 8 weeks after your appointment at the German Embassy in Manila. We recommend starting your preparation at least 3-6 months before your program start date.