I am now applying to a school to study in Germany, what will I do?

1. Online registration: You register in the audit department**, and obtain a user name and password, and log in to the personal registration information interface with this. After filling in the necessary information such as personal information, educational qualifications and language proficiency, you will receive an email in pdf format with their application number as confirmation of your registration.

After successful registration, the Audit Department checks whether you meet the requirements for admission to a German university and determines whether you must take the Testas exam or attend an audit interview.

2. Mailing materials: You need to print out the completed registration information, and paste the ID photo and send it to the audit department together with other relevant materials. It can be submitted by mail, in person or by entrusting friends and relatives directly to the audit department.

3. Remittance of review fees: The processing fee for each application is RMB 2,500, including the initial visa fee. Fees must be remitted to the Audit Department account via bank transfer.

A copy of the remittance slip must be included in the submission. Once the charge has been received, the material goes into the processing procedure. For security reasons, please do not include cash in your submissions.

4. Material review procedure: After receiving your remittance and materials, the review department will first review the written materials, and after the written materials are qualified, an interview notice will be issued to you (the waiting time is about 4-8 weeks). Three-year college graduates, undergraduate students who have not obtained direct admission to a German university, undergraduate students who have started their final year of study, and master's students will attend the screening interview.

All undergraduate students who have obtained a direct entrance to a German university but have not yet started their final year of study are required to take the testas.

5. Audit interview: The audit department will review your university professional knowledge and foreign language level through 20 minutes of written preparation and 25 minutes of interview, and the interview language is German or English. Again, the Tess exam is not a language test.

6. Audit certificate: After passing the audit, you will usually receive ten audit certificates in the form of ** letter within two weeks. If the first review is not passed, you will be allowed to apply for a second interview after three months, and you can only attend a maximum of three interviews.

The application process for studying in Germany is as follows:

1. Choose a university.

Once you've decided on Germany as a study abroad country, it's time to choose the right course and university. The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) has a database of nearly 2,000 searchable courses, including 1,389 in English.

2. Check the admission requirements.

Before applying, check that your current qualifications are recognised by your chosen university. To study in Germany, a recognized "Higher Education Admission Qualification" is required.

3. Application. For most subjects, you can apply directly to the university's international office. At many German universities, it is possible to apply for admission twice a year – starting your studies in the winter or summer semester.

In general, applications for winter admission need to be submitted by July 15 and applications for summer admission need to be submitted by January 15.

4. Buy health insurance.

Before you leave your home country, you should make sure that you have health insurance in place to cover your stay in Germany.

5. German student visa.

The requirements for obtaining a German student visa depend on the country of origin. An overview of the countries that do or do not require a student visa can be found at the Foreign Federal Office**.

6. Accommodation. Once you have secured a place in the course and a student visa (if applicable), it is advisable to start looking for accommodation, most German universities do not offer accommodation for incoming students. Rent may be a monthly expense, depending on the country of residence.

Conditions for applying to study in Germany

1. Academic qualifications:

At present, Germany does not accept high school students to study abroad, applicants have a two-semester bachelor's degree or junior college degree in a domestic university, and the university they are studying in is a full-time ordinary university recognized by the Ministry of Education of China;

2. German conditions:

There are no uniform rules for German language proficiency in Germany, but applicants must take the TestDaF exam, and if they meet the required level in the exam, they can go directly to the university to study a professional course;

3. Economic conditions:

When applying for a visa, you will need to provide proof of financial support.

4. Age conditions:

Older students will be restricted from enjoying student health insurance and other benefits when studying in Germany, and 30-year-old foreign students are also at a disadvantage when applying for admission and applying for a visa to study in Germany, so older students must think carefully before studying in Germany.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - Study Abroad.