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Frequently asked questions

The things students actually ask us

No jargon, no sales spin — these are straight answers, including the ones where the honest answer isn't what you were hoping for.

No — and be careful with anyone who does. No consultant can guarantee an embassy's decision. What we guarantee is an honest assessment of your chances, a properly prepared application, and that we won't take you on for a plan we don't believe in.

An Ausbildung is a paid vocational training programme (typically 2–3.5 years) that combines classroom learning with on-the-job training. You earn a monthly salary while you train, and finish with a recognised German qualification and strong job prospects — it's one of the best routes to Germany without a large bank balance.

It depends on your path. Many Master's programmes are taught in English. Ausbildung and most German-taught degrees usually need B1–B2 German. We'll map a realistic language plan for you — and our team speaks German, so we understand exactly what's required.

Your initial eligibility assessment is free. If we take you on, we agree the fee with you upfront and in writing — no hidden charges, no surprises. TODO(client): tell us if you'd like exact pricing shown here.

Germany is our specialty — both Ausbildung and university study. We also handle student visas for the United Kingdom, Spain, France and Italy when they're a better fit for your goals.

Yes. Those are exactly the students and professionals we focus on. We have dedicated guidance for applicants from each country, including document attestation, APS and the local embassy process.

It varies by country, intake and your starting point — anywhere from a few months to about a year. The earlier you start (especially on language and the blocked account), the smoother it goes. We'll give you a realistic timeline in your plan.

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Whatever's on your mind about Ausbildung, study visas or your own situation, just ask. There's no wrong question.