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Most Important Documents for study in Germany

Posted By alvena on Feb 19, 2010   FROM: edqna.com report abuse

Study in Germany Documents, Study in Germany Certificates

Firstly the visa.

Three types of visa exist for international students:

- a language course visa, which cannot be subsequently converted into a student visa. It is valid only for the duration of the course.
- a three-month study applicant’s visa, which is valid if you have not yet obtained university admission. After admission, it must be converted as quickly as possible into a resident permit for student purposes at the office for foreigners’ affairs.
- the visa for study purposes, valid for one year. In order to obtain this visa, you must provide proof of admission and financial support for the duration of study.

In order to apply for a student visa, the following documents are generally required:

- a valid passport
- passport photos
- entitlement to university admission, as recognized in Germany (usually a high school diploma or graduation examination certificate)
- evidence of previous academic performance
- proof that complete financial support for one year is guaranteed

Essential Documents

The following documents are an absolute necessity for every international student:

- student visa

- passport or an equivalent document

- original certificates and the originals of the certified German translations

- a note from a qualified medical doctor concerning illnesses or important drugs, if required

- vaccination certificate, preferably international

- passport photographs for identification cards

Pets

If you can't bear leaving your pet behind, you can take it along with you to Germany. But you must ensure that the animal is vaccinated against rabies, at least 30 days before crossing the border. In this case, vaccination must not date back more than twelve months and six months for cats. A tax is levied on dogs, which can be paid through your bank after registering the animal at the local town hall. Be reassured that your pet will have a good life in Germany - Germans are generally very fond of animals.

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