GermanyOn request, through a vetted partnerGermany: blocked account and insurance
We help you choose a blocked-account provider and assemble the documents on funds and insurance for your visa.
This service is on request, through a vetted partner. It is arranged through a manager; there is no instant payment.
The request pays for nothing. A manager confirms the contents, timing and price, and only then do you pay.
The price of our work. University, consulate and partner fees are paid separately, on their invoices, with no markup from us.
For a German student visa you must show that you have enough money to live on. One way to show it is a blocked account. We explain how it works, help you choose a provider and put together the documents on the account and health insurance.
The provider opens and runs the account. That is the partner part of the service, so it is arranged through a manager. We confirm the amount required and the accepted ways of proving funds against the embassy's requirements on the date you apply. Requirements depend on the university, programme and admission year.
- An explanation of how a blocked account works
- Choosing an account and insurance provider
- A list of documents on funds and insurance for the visa
- A check of the package before you book your appointment
- · You are preparing a student visa for Germany
- · You do not know how to prove your funds
- · You are comparing account and insurance providers
Opening the account takes time on the provider's side. A manager gives a guide once you have chosen a provider.
- · The money you put into the account: it stays yours.
- · The account provider's fees and the insurance premiums, at their rates.
We confirm the exact procedure on the date you apply. It depends on the university, programme and admission year.
Common questions
How much has to be in the account?
The embassy or consulate sets it on the date you apply. We give you the current amount when we arrange it.
Does everyone need a blocked account?
No. There are other ways to prove funds, for example a confirmed scholarship. We check which of them your consulate accepts when we arrange the service.
What else may help
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