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Travel › Re: Being Black In Berlin/germany by Adhheir: 8:06pm On May 14, 2020

Danielhouston:
Well the thing is, at some point I’ll cover all the topics and there’ll be nothing left to share. I won’t be telling you what I ate in the morning and what I’m doing at the moment. I won’t be here forever.
Other people will carry on from where I stopped and the information I’ve shared will be valid for people who will see it in the next 5 years.
That is a legacy.

Exactly and life happened to them all...there's always some sort of adrenaline at the beginning then you lose interest except you get some value in return. Value keeps people contributing.

I see some value on your page that brought me out of my shell, I am here already, now i need info on the way forward and not repeat the mistakes my predecessors made by learning from their experiences.

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Travel › Re: Being Black In Berlin/germany by Adhheir: 8:03pm On May 14, 2020

Danielhouston:
Are there people who have successfully traveled out of Nigeria with the information they gathered from Nairaland? There’s a lot helpful information on this forum, so I’m curious

Did they return to Nairaland after they traveled out?

Ofcourse, loads of us did. Hi, got to Germany last year winter, been on your thread for a while but school work's got me so hooked, given its online and diff lecturers employed diff teaching means, some zoom, some on YouTube, some recorded lectures on forums where you are mandated to discuss for Marks. Was ashamed when you wrote the Hamburg hbf isnt a very clean place because it's true but if you move little northwest towards jungfernsteig, that's where the beauty lies. Hamburg is linked to the river Elbe housing the largest port in germany and third largest In europe, so we have a very nice collection of waterside views. Believe me, it's a beautiful city!

All I can say about the education is, they build your confidence, you cannot pass through their system and not know what you're doing. It's really impossible.

I'm glued to your page, can't really contribute because of school and work and I'll say; YOU'RE DOING THE LORD'S work!

Viel spaß

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 9:03am On Oct 27, 2019*

I’ve had the intention to write ever since, but I always never knew where to start from. Thank you Nairaland! It's been amazing!!! The real truth is that Nairaland helped me get here from start to finish; the wealth of information here from people's experiences is all you would ever need to achieve those goals. My one advice; NETWORK as much as you can, yes there are going to be bad eggs. I've not met any so far and I'm not going to deny their existence, but it's still the best way to get a hang of the new environment. Like plenty folks here, I have no family here but good lord! I have friends and my source is Nairaland! Before I traveled to Hamburg, again from Nairaland; I was able to connect and create a WhatsApp group of folks going to the same school with me; about 9 of us. Believe me, it has been my strength. It still feels very much like Nigeria for me and its one of the biggest challenges newbies face when they arrive here. I couldn’t contact the school/accommodation guides when I arrived, it was these friends (who traveled earlier than I did) that came to receive me at the airport (even got lost in the process when they went to board a train that detaches before it goes to the airport and the other part goes to another stop which of course they had no prior knowledge of then) and took me to my dorm, I was already settled in my dorm before the dorm administrator brought papers for me to sign, my friends literally secured my space for me. I came in on a Sunday, Germans take their Sundays very seriously; all their shops were closed and these same friends fed me good food till I could go get groceries on Monday (wonderful friends rights huh

).

My Challenges; the German language was taught in English back in Nigeria, here it was and has been auf Deutsch, I mean I was A2 material when i left Nigeria, the first two weeks German intensive classes were traumatizing for me, the teachers refused to speak in English as they believe the best way to teach you the language is in the language, it wasn’t funny at all. After intensive classes, I gently went to demote myself to A1 (I cannot kee myself), let's start all over again and my listening is really bad; I have to wait for the verb(mostly at the end of the sentence) before I get what you are trying to say and most times, I don’t get it at all and you have to make hand gestures to communicate with me in Deutsch.
The method of teaching, standard and quality of teaching here is on another level, Nigeria didn’t prepare me for this, projects, presentations, class discussions in almost every class makes the course very demanding and that’s how all courses are. Initially, I leave every class stressed and confused but again, I'm Nigerian, we adapt and since my co-participants are humans, i’ll survive too. But its something to prepare for when you conceive the idea to come study here especially STEM guys.

Like my wonderful predecessors, i intend to give back to the community, still finding my feet though but time makes all things better. Above all, travelling to Germany is worth it if you crave sanity and an organized life, it is a top destination. The challenge as we all know is the language and it is surmountable.

Back in Nigeria, i was not a selective person when it comes to food, i could literally eat anything and i felt food won't be a challenge for me when i get here but its been a shocker that i couldn't bare to re-taste plenty of their foods, they all look nice from afar but take a bite and you'll wish you could go back in time to just admiring from afar. They're SALT people; i mean they eat everything with salt, even boiled eggs or maybe its just Hamburgers. Finding the bread i could subscribe too wasn't a walk in the park, i have wasted a significant amount of euros on salty or tasteless breads or some that taste like sawdust before some good Samaritans from NL-connect prescribed "butter brochie" and "butter sandwich" for me, believe me i was rejoicing when i finally tasted it, i will only have been happier if my wife just delivered a baby...lol. I didn't pack plenty food from Naija, and i cannot say i'm paying for it. Everything is here, you just have to find the right place or substitute but if you're on a tight budget please come with plenty food AND WARM CLOTHES for winter, i can say clothing is really expensive and gets more expensive as winter approaches.

The time came back +1 today, maybe I could catch the time now because its been eluding my grasp ever since I came. NSIG has been informative and wonderful, RCCG Hammerbrook (Hamburg) has plenty supportive folks too. Now I understand why many do not have time for NL and I admire those that do.

With warm regards

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 9:32pm On Aug 18, 2019

dailydolar:
are U sure about this cos from what I have observed care concept is just like mawista and mawista covers for travel insurance which I think care concept too should do no need for local ones if U have them
Thank you

TK issues a separate travel insurance certificate (displaying coverage dates). It's the same for HEK and BarmerK, I'm thinking AOK should be the same (i have no personal experience). I can't say the same for Mawista and Care Concept but recent information tells us people that submitted mawista certificate got their visas with no issues. Maybe care concept would fly, maybe not. Although, I've been to the page and I didn't see where travel insurance was included in the package.
Like I said, I stand corrected and someone alleged to have submitted care concept at his interview, hopefully the AM would come without requesting for Travel insurance

Thank you

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 9:13am On Aug 18, 2019

Tamax:
Wow, thanks for your response. You did a great justification to my question. I'm grateful. God bless you.

From your response, it means I should just run away from public health insurance now because I'm already at my 30.
Herr.

I believe your questions have been answered adequately. From my experience, care concept doesn't cover your travel to DE ( I stand corrected). Its the cheapest for a reason.

Buy mansard schengen travel insurance its 14K for 3 months and 17K for 6 months.

Viel glück

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 5:13pm On Aug 16, 2019

Tamax:
1. Why did you mentioned travel insurance and why did you set it to be 6 months ? How does this health insurance of TK for example interconnected to Travel insurance?

2. Now that I have made decision to subscribe to TK for the purpose of my enrollment just as you did. Can I tick that section 13 of the visa application form that I have health insurance that cover the Federal Republic of Germany?

N.B: you said the payment will be charge once someone land in DE, does it mean that the insurance policy (both health and travel insurance) is already activated and running even before payment?

4. Also does ticking this section 13 after subscribing to TK or any health insurance policy makes the embassy not to request for travel insurance certificate in the AM they will send?

Sorry that I asked to much question, I'm just been curious to know more about this.

Vielen Dank für Ihre Hilfe

1. If you're very close to 30 say 29, stay away from public insurance bro...lol, you would be paying in the 100s monthly. The approval mail AM always requests for a 3 or 6 months travel insurance starting from or close to your travel date (has to be earlier than travel date). So you need to submit that travel insurance certificate to the embassy to get your visa.

2. When you subscribe to any of these aforementioned health insurance packages from Nigeria,
You still don't have a German insurance that covers your health yet (so you cannot tick it/yes because you only booked a spot with either insurance company in advance) the contract becomes valid when you land in Germany, so the answer is still NO.

It becomes valid when you start paying for it in Germany, as its not free; the advance travel insurance is just an incentive from this health insurance company to ease costs.

N.B not entirely activated, travel is but health isn't. If you incur an injury or have health issues in Nigeria before your travel, TK isn't gonna be responsible, lol...just painting a picture for you.

4. Submitting the certificate when you go for (at) your visa interview is the only way they won't, not because you ticked it. They need to see the certificate, so you either submit at the interview or after you've received your AM which will come with clear instructions to submit it.

Vielen grüße

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 8:12pm On Aug 14, 2019

Tamax:
Hello bro, i was told to finish my enrollment before 30th September 2019 by sending my documents to the admission office and health insurance certificate is one of the important documents needed to finish my enrollment. Now I hear you saying that once you have a once I register for this health insurance? Danke Herr.

First off, you need to know and decide if you are going to be subscribing to a private health insurance or a public health insurance, they both have their pros and cons.

Public insurance (AOK, BK, HK, TK) is the best But they're more expensive, the least expensive (TK) is 92€/month. While private insurances are cheaper for example care concept is 35€/month while Mawista is 45€/month.

Public insurances (I'm sure of TK, HK, BK) offered by coracle(they're the agent that brings customers [students] to these insurance companies) offers you free travel insurance. You set the date: I subscribed to TK since April and I set my travel insurance start from September to March 2020(6 months). You won't pay the fees for certificate issuance for any of this health insurance packages (to tender at the embassy) until you get to Deutschland when they'll start insuring your healthy.

For people close to 30, 30 and above, you're advised to subscribe to private insurance because public insurance becomes much more expensive for people in this age group it shoots up. Now when you subscribe to mawista either through fintiba or directly, you also get a certificate and payment starts In Germany.

The only advantage private insurance has over public is the charges, that's all. In other comparisons, public insurance trumps.

Alles klar?
Ask more questions for clarity.

Vielen grüße

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:54am On Aug 14, 2019

Davudu:
Hello Adhheir , I'm writing you personally because I need help answers. I've been asking questions in the house but never gotten a reply from anyone. I understand that it can be rowdy in there and a lot gets lost in the chaos but I would need to ask a couple of questions because I see you always write confidently about these matters. My email is udochux@yahoo.com
I would really appreciate it if you could send me a mail about how you prefer to be contacted. Many thanks in anticipation of your favourable response to this request.

Sent you a PM.

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:53am On Aug 14, 2019

bjayNL:
What of those us that already have German Health insurance through AOK in Germany?

That was what I used to enrol

So I ticked yes on VISA application form for 13.

However I don't think you need travel insurance again after that.

But I don't know why some letters will be saying bring Travel insurance??

I can say with some certainty that your AM won't request for travel insurance. Mawista health insurance certificate, TK(health travel insurance also covers travel) have all been accepted by the embassy.

Don't worry, you won't get "some letters" (AM) that'll request for travel insurance. They'll only request for your passport provided you funded before AM...if you haven't they'll request for your passport and proof of sustenance.

Vielen grüße

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 8:49pm On Aug 09, 2019

PeSt007:
Please I have a few questions for those that have used Coracle so far..or anyone that has the answers to my questions.

1. For those that used Coracle, did you transfer your funds to a recipient that's not you but only quoted your reference text in the transfer??

2. If you applied for the health insurance and got your document, did you tender your insurance document at the embassy??

3. For 2 above, did you check the 'yes' box in item 13 of the visa application form where the German health insurance question is??

1.
Amount to be transferred : 8819 Euros
Recipient / Beneficiary First Name : YOUR fist name
Recipient / Beneficiary Last Name : YOUR surname
Reference Text : ba#########aa## VERY IMPORTANT - Do not write any extra text
Recipient Account (IBAN) NR : AA###################### (last 10 digits are the account nr.)
Recipient SWIFT (BIC) code : AAAAA####
Recipient Bank Name : Banco de Sabadell SA
Bank Address : Oscar Espla 37, 3007 Alicante

This should be mailed to you and has all YOUR DETAILS (implying you're the recipient)

2. Yeah, Travel insurance; when you get your AM you're required to send it along with your passport.

3. Health insurance isn't travel insurance (although, some health insurance packages cover travel insurance) and you don't have a German health insurance in Nigeria. So the answer is NO

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:33pm On Aug 09, 2019

felixboye1:
They said I didn't submit enough documents to show my rootedness to Nigeria. I sent a letter of introduction, employment contract, wedding certificate, child's birthday certificate from NPC & wedding pictures. Although I didn't submit a leave letter as a doc but my employer mentioned in the letter of introduction I will be visiting during my annual leave.

Student visa??

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:13pm On Aug 09, 2019

Aderiike00:
Good Evening, My visa interview date is August 19 with no AL yet but I'm looking forward to Monday 12th of August...am I suppose to cancel before 12am or I can still cancel probably in the evening of that 12th....I'm confused....I need your advice...Thanks

Read the Appointment mail, if anything was said about the number of days allowed prior to the interview to cancel so as not to incite a ban.

Alotta folks will be angry with you for the potential wastage of a much needed slot.

#ThisIsNigeria

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:08pm On Aug 09, 2019

Toby88:
Please does anyone know if it’s possible to apply for student visa from turkey?

Visa application will only be possible if you have their resident permit, else you're either coming back to Walter carrington to interview or the Abuja embassy if that's where you resided before your travel.

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:04pm On Aug 09, 2019

Philfit:
Truth is that once he can say why he wants to study the course and why he chose a German taught course, they wont care what level of German language he is in. i know about 4 guys in DE right now who used conditional admission for a German taught program without any proficiency in German and more testimonies to come this winter . All he needs to show is proof he is going to do the German language course (payment notification to the language school, and language contract) this way they are sure of his purpose of going to DE

Conditional Admission is different from language school admission that can only get you a language visa. @fabcol is obviously talking about language visas, you cannot work on a language visa or convert it to a student visa, you have to exit and reapply for a student visa after the duration of your language course which is usually not more than a year.

Language visa is different from student visa, conditional admissions get you student visas but they sometimes go south especially when the prior language possessed is insufficient. You both know what you're talking about but I guess you don't understand yourselves.

Short term visas are not in this category which prompted fabcol's answer to the guy, or did your friends travel On short term visas and extended it?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 10:49pm On Aug 07, 2019

chimax1:
never thought of this o, my interview is next week Tuesday which is on a p.holiday. will try and buy on friday

Take your time

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 4:59pm On Aug 07, 2019

Franksuka:
Alexdedon and Real Power77

Let's connect...Let's connect and sort things out collectively. My Whatsapp contact is...

Take your mobile number off the (public) forum and send PMs to one another.

Regards

Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Germany..how Do You Survive?? by Adhheir: 6:24pm On Aug 06, 2019

Whitemagic:
Hi guys, does anyone have an idea if schools accept and admits students to courses different from what they studied in their Bsc? Especially for courses like the engineering/medicals.

Cc pompido janettee etc

You can cc pompido and janettee on the student visa thread when you redirect your questions over there. we're trying to keep this thread for survival In Germany only.

Dankeschön

Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Germany..how Do You Survive?? by Adhheir: 6:23pm On Aug 06, 2019

lynniebabes:
Hello my kid bro is looking at studying in Germany. He is 22 has a national diploma in estates management and survey. What’s the most affordable school and what kind of course can he study thst can make him get a good job. Also what are the requirements?

Direct your questions to the student visa thread

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 6:20pm On Aug 06, 2019

Fabcol:
You can successfully apply for both without a German address. Besides hardly would u see someone that would give such information

LOL...

Naija for life!

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 6:18pm On Aug 06, 2019

NijaDueprocess:
Please be careful using zenith bank(You could be robbed just like me), i funded using form A at 409.7/euros in june 2019, i will advise you use other banks but not them except you are financially strong

sassy92:
It's because you used Form A. It's been said that Form A issa scam, the rate is usually higher than black market rate.
if you go through the dorm account route (buy euro, fund a euro dorm account and transfer to BA) i don't think there should be an issue

It was 404/€ on the 17th of July (Form A Zenith bank)...it's not static and the fees charged was just NGN5,250 for the transaction(FX sales). I think one should just inquire what the rate is on the fiscal day to evaluate and weigh one's options.

Vielen grüße

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 11:37am On Aug 06, 2019

Ayooluwa45:
At last..after waiting up to a month,AD finally showed..I book june 29 nd I was advised to cancel nd rebook..so I rebooked last wk Thurs putting Nov 29 as enrolment deadline..

Although my enrollment deadline on my AL is Oct 31st buh I can enroll online..pls hope this won't b an issue for me on d interview day!!

If you can fully enroll online(or by proxy), have your school(or proxy)send your enrollment certificate to you. Take your enrollment certificate to the embassy on your interview date; that's the only way to circumvent this.

They don't give visas for elapsed enrollments.

Viel Glück

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 10:03am On Aug 06, 2019

TEMIDARA234:
I have booked Cat A but I have B.sc admission and I have a previous B.sc with 2'2. I booked it when 2'2 was still allowed. Since I don't have masters admission. Do u think I should cancel it?

Do not cancel it, hoping you get a date tho...

Viel glück

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 9:59am On Aug 06, 2019

Naetoja:
Goodmorming all, please I need your advice ,I got admission for masters in Duisburg, but they said I should get a1 German language certificate, I have already gotten a date for my interview ,can I go ahead with the interview without my language certificate, what are my chances pls?

If this was stated on your admission letter(AL), chances are the embassy would interview you and later send a mail to you to submit the said certificate (A1) OR not. If you have another AL without conditions I suggest you use that one, I've witnessed a situation where they sent a mail to an acquaintance to submit the English proficiency (IELTS or TOEFL result) required by his school at enrollment for his course.

Stay safe
Vielen grüße

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 7:03pm On Aug 05, 2019

bexyg:
Dear great people,

Please between Fintiba and Coracle which is the best for blocked account? Please share your experience and recommend accordingly.

Thanks

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 6:13pm On Aug 05, 2019

Lakkyjay:
I'm also going for the same course, please how do I get in touch with you for some specific question?

How do you feel after you've quoted this whole thing now??

Try to reduce the quoted post, the pages keep running, you'd think the Infos are that plenty not knowing its repetitions.

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 4:43pm On Aug 05, 2019

Sahmyhandsome:
Hello everyone! Please. I applied to 4 different schools for this winter semester for the studienkolleg. I've gotten admission for 2 schools but the letters came in late so I can't meet up for the placement test again. The third one, I was offered a language prepatory course instead of studienkolleg while the 4th school hasn't sent anything but that's not the issue. The issue is that for the language prepatory course, the placement test is on the 17th of October. I booked for appointment at the embassy on the 24th of June,I filled in October 8 to be in Germany. Its August already and I haven't gotten any feedback from the embassy only my reference number. Is it OK that I haven't gotten an appointment date yet or there's a problem somewhere? And when does anyone think I'm gonna get the appointment date?... Please someone should update me because rn my mum has totally lost hope.

I can see Its a condition admission.

Send a mail to your school to see If they could extend further or get a new placement test date much further from the initial one and use the new date to rebook a new appointment after you cancel the old one. You've been on the queue for a while, maybe try November?

Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 4:40pm On Aug 05, 2019*

Sahmyhandsome:
Hello, I'm also in the 2nd situation. I booked for appointment at the embassy on the 24th of June. I booked for category B and I filled in October 8th to be in Germany although my school's placement test is on the 17th of October. Is it OK that I haven't gotten an appointment date yet? And when does anyone think I'm gonna get the appointment date?.
I applied for a studienkolleg but I got a language admission instead, so I'm using that for the embassy.

Language admission as in an admission to study Deutsch in Germany?

If I'm correct, I'll advice you to abort mission and get a proper admission. Or a conditional admission that admits you to an STK after you've learnt the language to some level, this doesn't come without some prior language (Deutsch) proficiency.

Language admission implies language visa, (not student visa) which is quite hard to obtain cos there's Goethe institute in Nigeria. Why travel the distance and spend much more when you'd still come back to apply for proper student visa which is the ultimate goal (this are the questions that requires answers).

Vielen grüße

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 4:32pm On Aug 05, 2019

bjayNL:
Itemized questions please help respond if you are aware of the scenarios. Help us!!

3. For the Egbons of previous years already in Germany, or about going please How is these CAT B wait like?

4. Where does the confirmation of your CAT A or CAT B end (is it with Paulinus or the VO will still vet your details)

5. i. If you made a mistake while booking an for AD on your passport number, (inputted old passport number or phone number) and you are given AD, can you change it on your VISA application paper form and explain what went wrong?
ii. Is it only Paulinus that checks for this error or the VO still checks too.

My plead is loaded with "pleases". Please for all those with experience on this let us know what we are not doing right.

Please (Biko, Ejo, Danla) help answer these questions, some of us are getting tired already.

Seems all we are doing is wrong...

Help!!

Hi brother, I understand your distress and I'll advice to be mild to yourself, keep hoping and never stop praying.

3. The German Embassy in Nigeria introduced categorizing in may this year, its nascent and people already In Germany do not have this experience and cannot answer your question from experience.

4. The Vo confirms your category, an appointment at the embassy gets you through Paulinus. Your VO asks the Category you booked and how you qualify for it.

5. Go with both old and new passports if you have it or a copy of the old passport biographical page and the new passport. You use the new passport number on the visa application (all applications). You might have a lil trouble with Paulinus at first but be rest assured it'll be sorted and you'd have your interview.

I leave the remaining question to people with the experience.

Hang in there bro, the anxiety can be overwhelming...take care

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 12:36pm On Jul 22, 2019

sassy92:
Congratulations!! Please tell us your course, degree type and school so that I can update the AM Testifiers list.

Chriswazo ist richtig

Msc Environmental Engineering
Hamburg university of technology (TUHHamburg)

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 11:03am On Jul 22, 2019

AM finally landed today,

Interview April 17
Enrollment September 15 - October 1.

So grateful!

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 9:51am On Jul 15, 2019

Tamax:
Please can you guild me rightly on using this studierendewerk to get accommodation please? I have registered but don't i know what next to do. Thanks

https://www.studierendenwerk-hamburg.de/studierendenwerk/en/wohnen/online_application/

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Travel › Re: General German Student Visa Enquiries Part 7 by Adhheir: 5:40pm On Jul 14, 2019

bridget149:
good evening guys,
i went for my interview since april 23rd but havent heard anything from the embassy, studentenwerk however, contacted me last week for hostel accommodation, stating i have to accept the offer by 21st of july,. classes are to start by sept 3 and my enrollment deadline is nov 16.

should i go ahead and accept the offer 'by depositing 700 euros' refundable
is there anyway for me to know my visa application status?
destination city is Stuttgart

thank you.

Yea sure! Don't lose the accommodation, odds are because of your deadline the embassy didn't start processing your application immediately like a lot of others on this queue earnestly refreshing their emails daily. You will get your AM soon, go ahead and pay for the accommodation.

Viel glück

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