Total Cost of Studying in Germany 2024 

The video is already in preparation ^^

@@maxyoko hey is it cheaper to study/live as an international in germany than in switzerland?

More to come! Appreciate your comment

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I'll look into that topic more, thank you for the suggestion 🫶

Glad it was helpful :)

Glad you enjoyed it ^^

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Glad I could help ya 🫶

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Appreciate your comment :) There is no magic or secret for productivity, guess I'm quite good a time management. And I try not to focus on too many things at once

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Yes, currently working on a video about Ausbildung :)

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@@maxyoko love you 2 brother

That's dope, congrats!

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I am from india, btw ;)

That sounds dope! Yeah, I'm gonna make a couple of videos about part-time jobs

Yess good idea!

Thanks a lot! I already have a scholarship video on my channel :)

In the second year, you also need to show proof of financial stability but this time it's enough if you show a part-time job contract :)

I can make videos about German language courses :) Unfortunately I don't have any experience with gmat

Yes, we want a video on this topic

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After receiving your visa you fly to Germany and need to find accommodation and register yourself in the city. And if you're from a non-EU country you need to get the residence permit.

@@maxyoko can u share with us the cheapest private studienkolleg

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Uhh sounds dope, wish you the best :)

Thank you so much 💯

​@@jaskiratsingh7750can u share some tips as my daughter also preparing to study medicine.

@@queenilasrado309 Focus on your grades while you're in High school as you really need to stand out... Next is the language.... Just revise and practice as much as you can... Go through everything as much as possible and try to speak in German at home too so that you can adapt.... During your Studienkolleg focus on revising and practicing questions so that your FSP exam goes really well.. you need to get very good grades... I would advise you to pick up a part time job in High school and Studienkolleg year so that you can save some money for the future as jobs while studying medicine can be difficult but not impossible... You can do jobs in your university itself to ease that... Extracurriculars aren't that important as Germany focuses on grades mainly... Extracurriculars are for the USA... All the best 💯

@@jaskiratsingh7750 yes. She is working hard. She is giving her german A level these days. June onwards 12th std classes begin.

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Check out this article :) www.auswaertiges-amt.de/en/visa-service/buergerservice/faq/09-familiennachzug-studenten/606700#:~:text=Furthermore%2C%20the%20student%20has%20to,the%20competent%20Germany%20mission%20abroad.

I'm an active Apple user so I'm a little bit biased here. But the best option for a basic laptop right now is probably the Apple Macbook M1/M2. You can compare the prices in your country and Germany and decide which one is more affordable. If you want a German keyboard tho, you should definitely buy one here

As a student, it's really difficult to avoid taxes but you can get a lot of money back by doing your taxes at the end of the year. Stay tuned, I have something special in production right now

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Germany offers good free education so why not do it. I mean I don't know your background and goals so it's not possible to give a good answer here

Unfortunately, I don't know much about Finland :(

You can make it with german banks, Most people use Expatrio or Fintiba, You need to be 18 years old to open one, If not you need a guardian on your behalf to do so

Yes, you can create it in your home country with a blocked account provider. Once you arrive in Germany, you can connect a normal German bank account to it and the blocked account gets activated :) From the blocked account you will get 934 Euros per month into your German bank account and you can use that money to pay for everything

75 Euros for the first application and 30 Euros for each additional one

You're right, thanks for the feedback ^^

Yes, it's necessary. Most employers will only transfer money to a German IBAN

@@maxyoko okay, im starting in October in IU in Berlin, is it okay if I open a new bank account and put 900£ in it? Is it enough to get me a visa? (++if I have a uni acceptance then im guaranteed to get a visa right?)

If the master's degree is in English and doesn't require a German language certificate, you won't need it

@@maxyoko Thank you So Much for your reply!

In the second year, you technically don't need a blocked account. You just have to show the part-time job contract as proof of financial stability

Thank you bro

I personally don't have much experience with racism here, but I'll see what I can do :)

I don't have any sample papers but every Studienkolleg should have mock exams available. I can recommend you contacting them for that

You should calculate at least 850€ per month as a student

@@maxyoko yup, I've been here for 6 months and consistently,my monthly spending is around 560€ and have been terrified when I found out you need to reblock money again for the visa renewal.

@@turtius 560€ is really good! For the second year, you usually need to show your part-time work contract as proof of income. A blocked account is not necessary.

@@maxyoko I really hope so! Thanks!

It depends on the program, but having work experience is definitely a plus

Thanks for answer!

Thanks 😅

You usually apply via an online portal. In some cases, you have to send your documents via post.

@@maxyoko ok thx 👑

That is your blocked account, That essential means you get it all back in the form of monthly allowances, This is to ensure students have funds to pay for rent, groceries etc :)

Yes, if you're from a non-EU most of the times you need the money to apply for the visa. But it still belongs to you, you can spend it in Germany

I wouldn’t say so. I would say it all comes down to personal preferences what is better for you

​@@BeMC10imagine if you had yourself in a situation were you had to state your current educational program with a bunch of other people or uni students won't you feel a bit shy or you will be proud about it and what are the consequences of both actions ?

I have many friends who are doing and Ausbildung and will most likely earn more than some university graduates. Haven't really seen discrimination because so many people do Ausbildung in Germany

Here they can be pretty strict when it comes to switching fields. If your previous courses are enough for a master's, yes it's possible. But many people get rejected because they lack certain classes for example

@@maxyoko I am not switching it. Now I am working as a 3d artist. I have 2+ years of experience. Andi I have diploma certificate in Animation.