#Do i need a 12k deposit in a bank for studying in germany?
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As for every time this question appears, yes, you need to deposit the money required.
ok so new update , i just took notice of "Proving that there is a person with permanent residency in Germany that can fund your education and life in Germany."
so i have a relative living in germany which have a citizenship so can i take advantage of it?
i can prove that they can fund me but can i like not take money from them but work to provide myself?
like on paper they are paying but they are not
well if youer parents could show they earn enough to send you money to live there
or if you could show you got a scholarship or something
well they can show that but i don't want them to send me money
can i do that?
can i show that they will send me money but in reality they won't?
I also have heard something like that, I'ma follow this thread as well. Looking for same info.
If someone were to spend 4 years in Germany studying, and I had roughly 25k euros on hand, would that be enough to get a student visa? My parents cannot support me so that would only really last me for 2 years
You wouldn't live as a king but probably yes
you only need to provide proof of living for the first year. Then after that you are on your own. You might need to provide proof of income every year tho for the renewal, this defers by state.
How will they know? The thing is, the person in question must be earning enough in order to sponsor you like that. Exact details you can find online. Have you considered applying for a Duales Studium?
it is also important to note, that they might request a bank statement from you, to see how you finance yourself. Also depending on the visa type, you might not be allowed to work for the first year or so, look into that.
haha, i wouldn't recommend that. You can find a job and save the first two years to spend in the last two
I plan on Having roughly 25k Euros before I apply for a student visa
Possible with 45 hours a week in the factory I work at if I save most of my money and live with my dad
Sounds nice though, having 2 years without working.
i want to get a declaration letter from a relative but not support me financially i just want the letter to get in, My family cannot support me with money, so i was planning to study medicine and work at the same time for 20 hours a week. a minimum wage is 12 euros/hour so i will get roughly 960 euros which i will pay rent, food , transport , etc.
in the same time i want to pay for my university approx 400 euros each semester.
i cannot make a closed account using 12k euros as i dont have this much money
will they need like a document from the one i will get the declaration letter from that they are actually support me
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i am planning to get a student visa which allows me to work for 20 hours a week
actually is getting my visa accepted easy for studying medicine as a syrian?
yeah ig, but risky
well on avg you need 6-8k eur per year
ig you would have to go for a small loan of like 3-5k eur or work part time and earn that
how about working 1 hr each day
so you would have made a extra $10k in 4 years (240 days a year)working on a wage of 10 eur/ hr
Who would hire me for 1 hour per day?
i know that but i have no other solution sadly
actually can someone in belgium get me a declaration letter for germany?
well there is something called mini job where you have no req of working
I'm going to look that up
sure just make sure to not exceed like 500 or 560 eur a month depending on your state you stay so you don't need to pay taxes
well maybe you can have your parents send you money and you can earn that much money and send it back to them
a bit of funds would be lost due to transaction fee but ig this is the only way
lol im in the same situation
I feel you
I am also looking into that, let me know if that could be possible
I can only speak from my experience when I had a student visa- whenever I renewed I had to show a bank statement proving I had the amount. When I first came it was in a blocked account and had to be in a blocked account. When I renewed my student visa it was in a normal account (I think? I would have to double check.. ) but they still wanted to see the amounts as well as the past month statements. I had a student job at the time of renewal as well and a declaration of my parent‘s bank statements and their intent to fund me if required, just in case, but they were really only interested in my own account statements..