Visa for Germany: support with your application and language proof
A visa for Germany rarely fails for lack of determination, but often because of missing documents, the wrong language certificate or an incomplete application. We guide you step by step: from choosing the right visa and the right German certificate to a complete application.
What we help you with
- Finding the right visa: family reunion, vocational training, study, skilled worker, Opportunity Card or language course; we work out where your plans fit.
- Planning your language proof: which certificate and level your German mission accepts and how to reach it in time.
- Document checklist: a complete list tailored to your case, with notes on translations and certifications.
- Application form: help with completing the online application and with your motivation letter.
- Appointment and interview: preparation for your appointment at the embassy or visa service provider, including typical questions in German.
- After arrival: guidance on registration, the immigration office and your next language level.
Which language level for which visa?
The following are guide values. The current requirements of the responsible German mission abroad always apply; you can find them at the Federal Foreign Office and on Make it in Germany.
| Purpose | Usual language proof | Matching certificates |
|---|---|---|
| Spouse / family reunion | A1 | Goethe · telc · ÖSD |
| Au pair | A1 | Goethe · telc · ÖSD |
| Opportunity Card | German A1 or English B2; higher German levels earn points | Goethe · telc · ÖSD |
| Recognition partnership | A2 | Goethe · telc · ÖSD |
| Vocational training | usually B1 | Goethe · telc · ÖSD |
| Nursing and healthcare | mostly B2 for professional recognition | Goethe · telc · ÖSD |
| University study | mostly C1, TestDaF 4×4 or DSH-2 | TestDaF · DSH · telc C1 Hochschule |
| Settlement permit and citizenship | B1 | Goethe · telc · ÖSD · DTZ |
How working with us goes
- Free initial consultation. You describe your plans by form, email or WhatsApp. We tell you honestly which route is realistic.
- Personal roadmap. You receive an overview: visa type, required language level, documents, timeline.
- Language certificate. In parallel we prepare you for the right German exam and help with registration.
- Application and appointment. We go through your documents with you and prepare you for the appointment.
Important: Visa applications are decided solely by German missions abroad and immigration offices. We cannot guarantee or speed up a decision and do not provide legal advice on individual cases; for legal questions we recommend a lawyer specialising in migration law.
Frequently asked questions about visa assistance
Do you guarantee that I will get a visa?
No. The decision rests solely with the responsible authority. We make sure your application is complete and well prepared, which clearly improves your starting position.
Which language certificate does the embassy accept?
As a rule, certificates from the Goethe-Institut, telc, ÖSD and TestDaF are accepted. What matters is what your responsible mission states on its website; we check that with you.
How long does a visa procedure take?
It depends on the visa type and location and ranges from a few weeks to several months. Schedule your language exam early so that the certificate is ready for your appointment.
Do I need the certificate at the visa appointment?
Yes, for most visa types the language proof is part of the application documents. That is why we start exam preparation as soon as your goal is clear.
How much does visa assistance cost?
The initial consultation is free. We tell you the price for further support upfront and transparently, depending on the scope.
Request visa assistance
Tell us briefly what you need the certificate for and by when. Within 24 hours you receive a personal reply: which level you need, how long preparation takes and where you can sit the exam. The first consultation is free and without obligation.
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