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Hello,
It depends on the country where you are applying from. You need to check with the embassy in your country, if you can apply for a student visa from Germany or if you have to go back to your country to apply a student visa.

Ayo1011:
wonder if its possible to change this to a regular long term visa for bachelors/masters study after completion of the german course

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