Frequently asked questions
What people ask most.
In the first call we go through all of this against your own situation.
Can I study in Germany with a Turkish Lise diploma?
It depends on the individual case: the type of diploma, your YKS result and your target subject all matter. Some applicants can apply directly, others need an intermediate step such as the Studienkolleg. In the first call we map out a clear picture for your qualification. The binding decision rests with the universities and the certificate recognition offices.
My German isn't good enough yet. Can I still start?
Yes — what matters is a plan that gets you to the required level by your target date. Depending on where you're starting from, we build a realistic timeline and exam strategy. For some subjects, English-taught programmes are an option too.
Does studying in Germany cost anything? What are living costs like?
Public universities are largely tuition-free; you pay a comparatively small semester contribution. The real cost is living expenses, and those vary a lot by city. In the call we look at cities and scenarios that fit your budget.
Which subjects do you support?
All of them: engineering, medicine and health sciences, business, natural sciences, social sciences, computer science, law, art and design. Application, language, visa and settling-in processes are broadly the same; subject-specific criteria such as entrance tests, portfolios or NC limits go into your plan.
I have a qualification. Can I work in my profession in Germany?
In many cases yes — the first step is checking how your qualification is listed in the anabin database. Regulated professions such as healthcare or teaching require formal recognition; in other fields a job offer or the Chancenkarte is the usual route. In the first call we sketch a roadmap for your profession. The recognition decision itself is made by the competent authority.
I'm a secondary school student. Can I do an internship or hospitation in Germany?
Yes — with the right institution and a solid application. For school students we research short internship and hospitation placements, prepare the documents with you (CV, motivation letter) and keep track of the process.
Do you also offer German courses?
Yes. We offer goal-focused German lessons online: a plan matched to your level and preparation for TestDaF, telc or DSH. Lessons move in step with your application calendar, so language doesn't become the bottleneck.
I'm a doctor or a nurse. What do I need in order to work in Germany?
Healthcare professions are regulated in Germany: recognition of your qualification (Approbation or Berufserlaubnis) and language certificates, which differ by federal state, are the basic requirements. We support you personally in planning the procedure, in finding hospitation and internship options and with career questions. The decision itself is made by the competent state authority.
Can our parents be involved?
Of course — we recommend it. On request we hold a separate information call for your family and talk openly about safety, budget, housing and staying in touch.
Is the consultancy paid?
The first call is free. After that the fee is shaped by what you need and agreed transparently up front — there are no hidden items.
