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Part 3. How to apply to German universities 🇩🇪

9. Find Accommodation & Health Insurance

🏠 Housing Options:
✔ Student dormitories (€200-€400/month) – Cheapest but limited spots
✔ Shared apartments (WG) (€300-€600/month) – Popular among students
✔ Private rentals (€500-€1000/month) – More expensive but flexible

🩺 Health Insurance Options:
✔ Public insurance (TK, AOK, Barmer) – Recommended for students under 30 (€120/month)
✔ Private insurance (Mawista) – For students over 30 (€40-€60/month)

10. Enroll at Your University

Once you arrive in Germany, you must:
✅ Register at your university (Submit documents and pay semester fees)
✅ Activate your blocked account (To withdraw money for living expenses)
✅ Apply for a residence permit (At the local immigration office)

Final Tips

✅ Start preparing at least 6-12 months before applying
✅ Apply for scholarships (DAAD is mainly for master's students, but you can check Deutschlandstipendium)
✅ Learn basic German, even for English-taught programs
✅ Consider part-time work (Students can work up to 20 hours per week)

Germany offers world-class education and great career opportunities, but the process requires careful preparation. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

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Part 2: How to Apply to German Universities for a Bachelor's Degree as an Uzbek Student 🇩🇪🎓

In Part 1, we covered eligibility, Studienkolleg, choosing a university, language requirements, and the APS certificate. Now, let’s continue with the next steps!

6. Apply Through Uni-Assist or Directly

Most universities use Uni-Assist to process international applications. Some universities accept direct applications through their official websites.

📌 How to Apply via Uni-Assist:
✅ Create an account on www.uni-assist.de
✅ Upload your documents (translated and certified)
✅ Pay the application fee (€75 for the first university, €30 for each additional one)
✅ Wait for Uni-Assist to evaluate your documents (takes 4-6 weeks)

📌 Direct Application (if applicable):
✅ Check the university’s website for their specific process
✅ Submit documents directly through their online portal

🕒 Application Deadlines:

Winter Semester is better and more common (October start): Apply by July 15

Summer Semester (April start): Apply by January 15

7. Open a Blocked Bank Account (Sperrkonto) 💰

To get a German student visa, you must prove you can cover your living expenses. The German government requires you to deposit €11,208 into a Blocked Bank Account (Sperrkonto).

🏦 Popular providers:
✔ Expatrio – Easy setup, fast processing
✔ Fintiba – Online application, student-friendly
✔ Deutsche Bank – Traditional banking option

8. Apply for a German Student Visa 🇩🇪

Once you receive your university admission letter, apply for a student visa at the German Embassy in Tashkent.

📌 Required Documents:
✅ University admission letter
✅ APS Certificate
✅ Proof of financial support (Blocked Account confirmation)
✅ Health insurance (more details below)
✅ Visa application form (from the embassy website)
✅ Passport photos

⏳ Processing Time: 6-12 weeks (Apply early!)

Part 1: How to Apply to German Universities for a Bachelor's Degree as an Uzbek Student 🇩🇪🎓

Germany is one of the best places to study, offering world-class education, tuition-free universities, and strong career opportunities. Here’s everything you need to know!

1. Check If You Are Eligible

The Uzbek Attestat (high school diploma) is not equivalent to the German Abitur (high school qualification), so you cannot apply directly. Instead, you have two options:

✅ Option 1: Direct Admission After One Year of University
If you complete one year of a recognized bachelor's program in Uzbekistan or another country, you can apply directly to a German university. However, the university must be accredited and listed in Anabin, Germany’s official database for foreign education recognition.

✅ Option 2: Studienkolleg (Foundation Year in Germany)
If you don’t study one year in Uzbekistan, you must take a one-year preparatory course (Studienkolleg) in Germany. After Studienkolleg, you must pass the Feststellungsprüfung (FSP) exam to qualify for a bachelor's degree.

Which option is better?
If you want to save time, studying one year at an accredited university in Uzbekistan or abroad is the faster option. If you prefer to start fresh in Germany, Studienkolleg is a good choice, but it adds an extra year.

Examples of Studienkollegs:

TU Berlin Studienkolleg (Technical & Engineering fields)

Universität Leipzig Studienkolleg

HSPF Studienkolleg (Private, offers English-taught foundation year)

2. Choose a University and Program

Germany has over 400 universities, including some of the best in the world. Here are a few top choices by field:

🏆 Engineering & Computer Science: TU Munich (TUM), RWTH Aachen
🏆 Medicine & Life Sciences: Heidelberg University, LMU Munich
🏆 Business & Economics: University of Mannheim, WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management

Use these platforms to find programs:
📌 Hochschulkompass – Official German university database
📌 Uni-Assist – Centralized application system
📌 DAAD Database – Primarily for master's degree scholarships, but useful for general info

3. Meet the Language Requirements

Most bachelor’s programs in Germany are taught in German. You usually need:
✅ B2 or C1 level German (TestDaF, DSH, or Goethe Zertifikat)

There are some English-taught programs, mainly in business and engineering. For those, you need:
✅ IELTS (6.0-6.5) or TOEFL (80+ IBT)

💡 If you don’t meet the language requirements, you can take a German language course in Germany before applying.

4. Get the APS Certificate for Embassy (Mandatory for Uzbek Students!)

Since 2023, Uzbek students must get an APS certificate to apply to German universities. This certificate:
🔹 Verifies that your high school diploma and grades meet German standards
🔹 Prevents fake documents and speeds up student visa processing

📌 How to Apply for APS?

Submit your documents to the German Embassy in Tashkent

The process takes 6-8 weeks

Fee: Around €250

🚨 Without the APS certificate, your university application and visa will be rejected!

5. Prepare Your Application Documents

To apply for a bachelor’s program, you need:
✅ High school diploma (Attestat) & transcripts – Translated into German or English
✅ APS Certificate – Mandatory for Uzbek students
✅ Language certificate – German (TestDaF/DSH) or English (IELTS/TOEFL)
✅ Motivation letter – Explain why you want to study in Germany
✅ CV (Lebenslauf) – Your educational and extracurricular activities
✅ Passport copy

Most universities require certified translations of your documents.

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