FAQ

Studyverse is an educational consulting agency dedicated to guiding students through every step of the study abroad process—from choosing the right program to preparing visa applications.

We guide you through each step of the visa process, from preparing the necessary documents to scheduling appointments at the embassy. We also offer tips to help you avoid common mistakes and ensure your application is as strong as possible.

Our services are designed for anyone interested in studying in Germany or other international destinations—high school graduates, university students looking to transfer, or professionals seeking language courses or specialized programs.

Absolutely. Our support doesn’t end once you get your visa. We assist with accommodation, health insurance registration, finding part-time work, and settling into life in your new city. You’ll always have a point of contact for any questions or concerns.

We provide comprehensive guidance for students looking to study abroad, including help with finding suitable universities or language schools, navigating the application process, handling visa requirements, and more. Our team also advises on accommodation, financial planning, and integration support once you arrive.

We offer personalized, transparent support and draw on our firsthand experience and professional network. This ensures fewer mistakes, a smoother application process, and expert advice tailored to each student’s goals and budget.

Our team can guide you through the registration process (Anmeldung), setting up a bank account, obtaining phone/Internet services, and adjusting to university life. You’ll have a dedicated point of contact to assist with any challenges you may face.

It depends on the program and institution. Many universities offer courses taught in English, especially at the master’s level. However, if your program is in German, you’ll typically need to meet a certain language requirement (often B2 or C1). We’ll help you choose the right language course or program to meet your goals.

Timelines can vary. On average, applications for language courses or university programs can take several weeks to a few months to process. Visa procedures may also take additional weeks, so we recommend starting at least 6–12 months before your intended start date.

We work with each student to recommend scholarships, affordable institutions, or cost-effective language schools whenever possible. We’ll also guide you through budgeting tips and help explore potential funding options like part-time jobs or sponsorships.

Tuition fees at public universities are either very low (€300 per Semester) or nonexistent for most programs, although small semester fees (Semesterbeiträge) usually apply. Living expenses vary by city, but on average, students should budget around 800–1,000 EUR per month for rent, food, transport, and health insurance.

Yes. Health insurance is mandatory for all students in Germany. You can choose public or private health insurance, depending on the type of program and your personal situation.

International students are allowed to work part-time (up to 20 hours per week) while studying with a minimum wage of 12,30€ per hour. This can help cover living expenses and gain work experience. However, always confirm the latest regulations with the local authorities.

Many students live in student dormitories (Studierendenwohnheime), shared apartments (WGs), or private rentals. We can offer suggestions and resources to help you secure suitable housing before you arrive.