From choosing a course to settling in and preparing for work, find the guides and next steps that match your stage. Founded by Anushka Sharma, an Indian graduate living in Germany.
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Start where you are
You do not need to work through every page. Choose the step you need today.
Start with costs, entry routes and the questions to answer before choosing a university.
Read the Germany guide → 02 · ApplyingChoose the Bachelor’s or Master’s route, check eligibility and plan documents and deadlines.
Open the study guides → 03 · After admissionUse the official checklist to prepare your documents, proof of funds such as a blocked account, and insurance. Follow the appointment process for your visa route.
Prepare your visa documents → 04 · Before your flightStart housing research alongside visa preparation. Before you fly, confirm where you will stay and arrange airport pickup or a route to your accommodation.
Plan housing and travel → 05 · Your first two weeksFollow a practical checklist for moving in, enrolment, city registration, insurance, banking and residence appointments. Check the deadlines for your city and university.
Follow the first-two-weeks plan → 06 · During your studiesLook for student jobs related to your course or career goals. Prepare your CV, practise applications and keep building German alongside your studies.
Prepare for student jobs →Available now
Read about applications, costs, scholarships and learning German. Use the university directory as a starting point, then check each programme’s requirements.
Group sessions for practical tasks such as a German mock test or an application plan. Check current Labs and interest lists. An interest registration is not a confirmed session booking.
Send a short request. We contact you within 48 hours, ask for the documents needed to review your situation, and explain possible routes and important gaps. The request is free.
We are developing 1:1 guidance with Anushka Sharma, application mentorship and focused arrival support. Read the proposed scope before registering interest. These are not confirmed bookings or paid services.
Before you commit
Tuition is only one part. Include living costs, proof of funds, travel and an arrival buffer. A future student job is not money you already have. Build your budget →
Check your programme’s requirements before paying for tests or applications. APS verifies academic documents; a VPD is a preliminary review issued by uni-assist. The documents you need depend on your route. Understand the application process →
An English-taught degree does not remove every language barrier. Start German before moving and look into accommodation once you know your destination. Prepare for everyday life →
From the founder · Anushka Sharma
My family paid for study-abroad guidance, but I still had to research programmes and work out important steps myself. That experience shaped this website: explain the process clearly, link the official sources and make it easier to decide what to do next.
I studied at Miranda House in Delhi and SKEMA Business School in Paris. I now live and work in Saarbrücken, Germany. Read my background and the full story →
Universities decide admissions, authorities decide visas and employers decide hiring. We do not promise those outcomes. Parents or family can be involved when the student wants their support.
Beyond the application
Use the German-learning guide to build a routine and The Leap Jobs to discover working-student roles, internships and graduate opportunities. Your university’s career service can help you understand the local market and review applications.
For your first weeks, semester routine and career preparation, use the life in Germany checklist. Finding a vacancy is a starting point; getting a job still takes a suitable application and the employer’s decision.
Start with a short request. We will contact you within 48 hours, collect the detail we actually need, and then explain possible study routes and what needs a closer look.