Why Study in Germany?
Tuition-Free Education, Europe's Largest Economy, and 18 Months Post-Study Work Visas
There is so much more Germany has to offer to international students. Tuition fees are negligible in public universities, while academic standards in mechanical engineering, computer science, automotive design, and renewable energy are world-leading. Graduating from a German university opens direct doors to high-paying careers across the European Union with streamlined EU Blue Card permanent residency pathways.
Key Advantages for Indian Students
- Zero Tuition Fees: Most public universities charge only a nominal administration fee (€150 to €350 per semester).
- 18-Month Job Seeker Visa: Upon graduation, students receive 1.5 years to secure employment matching their degree.
- English-Taught Degrees: Over 1,500 Master's programs conducted completely in English.
- Strongest European Economy: Europe's industrial hub with acute demand for IT engineers, data scientists, and technicians.
- Part-Time Work: Allowed to work 140 full days or 280 half days per calendar year.
Popular Universities & Colleges
Technical University of Munich (TUM)
RWTH Aachen University
TU Berlin
University of Stuttgart
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Heidelberg University
IU International University of Applied Sciences
SRH Berlin University of Applied Sciences
Visa & Post-Study Work Highlights
- •National Student Visa (Type D) with Blocked Account (Sperrkonto).
- •Mandatory APS (Akademische Prüfstelle) certificate required for Indian applicants.
- •Health insurance verification via TK, Barmer, or Coracle.
- •End-to-end blocked account and APS submission assistance provided by 13 Dreams team.
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