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Why Germany?
Germany has rapidly become one of the most sought-after study destinations for Indian students. With a strong tradition of academic excellence, globally respected degrees, and a welcoming environment for international talent, it offers opportunities few countries can match.
From tuition-free or low-cost education at top public universities, to a thriving job market in fields like engineering, technology, business, and research, Germany makes your investment in education go further. Add to that generous post-study work rights, safe and modern cities, and a culture that celebrates innovation - and it’s easy to see why thousands of Indian students choose Germany every year.
Quick Facts
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Blocked Account
International students must open a Blocked Account in Germany to prove they can cover living expenses. The current requirement is approx. €11,208/year (~€934/month).
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Moratorium Period
With Globcred education loans, you don’t have to repay during your course + an additional grace period (up to 12 months). This helps you focus on studies without financial stress.
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Tuition Fees
Most public universities in Germany charge no tuition fees for international students — you only pay semester contributions (~€250–350).
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Work While You Study
Students can work 120 full days or 240 half days per year on a German student visa, helping cover living costs.
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Post-Study Work Visa
Germany offers an 18-month Job Seeker Visa after graduation, allowing you to find full-time employment.
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High Employment Rate
Graduates from German universities enjoy one of the highest employability rates in Europe, especially in STEM and management fields.
Step by Step process to get Germany education loan
Secure Admission
- Secure unconditional offer letter
- Deposit payment to confirm admission
Start Your Loan Journey
- Submit required documents to begin your loan application
- Get funded for tuition fee, blocked account, travel and visa assistance
Get Sanctioned
Get a Sanction Letter from the bank along with approved amount and fund allocation details in it
University Invoice Submission
Submit the University’s Invoice to the bank for payment processing
Disbursement
Tuition fees & blocked account amount transferred transferred by the bank
Visa Application
- Proceed to apply for the German student visa
- Keep Visa application documents and proof handy
Get Subsequent Disbursals
Notify the bank timely and get corresponding funds released
Germany Universities


Berlin School of Business and Innovation
- 👷🏼♂️ Engineering
- 🔬 Research
- 💼 Social sciences
- 📁 STEM
- 👨🏽💻 Technology
- 🧬 Applied sciences
🇩🇪 Germany
Avg Tuition:
€3,000/year


Arden University
- 👷🏼♂️ Engineering
- 🔬 Research
- 💼 Social sciences
- 📁 STEM
- 👨🏽💻 Technology
- 🧬 Applied sciences
🇩🇪 Germany
Avg Tuition:
€3,000/year


GISMA UAS
- 👷🏼♂️ Engineering
- 🔬 Research
- 💼 Social sciences
- 📁 STEM
- 👨🏽💻 Technology
- 🧬 Applied sciences
🇩🇪 Germany
Avg Tuition:
€3,000/year


University of Europe for Applied Sciences
- 👷🏼♂️ Engineering
- 🔬 Research
- 💼 Social sciences
- 📁 STEM
- 👨🏽💻 Technology
- 🧬 Applied sciences
🇩🇪 Germany
Avg Tuition:
€3,000/year


HTK Academy
- 👷🏼♂️ Engineering
- 🔬 Research
- 💼 Social sciences
- 📁 STEM
- 👨🏽💻 Technology
- 🧬 Applied sciences
🇩🇪 Germany
Avg Tuition:
€3,000/year
How Much Does it Cost to Study in Germany
Tuition Fees
Varies by university and program
€300
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€700 per year
Health Insurance
Mandatory for all Students
€1,320
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€1,440 per year
Living Expenses
Food, transport, & personal costs
€1,600
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€2,400 per year
Eligibility for education loan for Germany
- Should be an Indian citizen.
- Must have gained admission to a German university that is recognized by the bank.
- Applicants should be a minimum of 18 years of age.
- Should have chosen a job-oriented course that can help repay the loan after their education.
- Applicants must also provide a financial co-applicant meeting minimum income criteria to secure an education loan for Germany without collateral.
It is important to verify if you meet the eligibility requirements for the loan before submitting your application. The eligibility criteria may vary among different lending institutions. Below are some common eligibility criteria that are typically followed by most lenders:
Documents required
An education loan for studying in Germany also has specific document requirements that must be submitted during the loan application process. These documents may include:
- Applicant’s KYC documents
- Mark sheets of 10th, 12th, and bachelors
- Admission letter
- Fee structure
- Co-applicant KYC and income proof
- Additional documents may be requested in case of collateral required
Why Choose Globcred for Studying in Germany?
- Get profile evaluated under 60 sections
- One application, multiple loan offers - best lender recommendation guaranteed
- 100% expense coverage: tuition, living, visa fees & more
- No-collateral loan options available
- End-to-end support: from Application to blocked account to visa application
FAQ
GlobCred is an AI-driven platform that connects students with over 60+ lenders, offering a comprehensive range of study abroad loan options in one convenient place and securing the most competitive loan offer for students.
At GlobCred, we work closely with a broad network of banks and NBFCs both in India and internationally to offer students access to the most competitive loan options. Once you submit the necessary documents, we share your profile with our lending partners for assessment. After receiving approvals, we actively negotiate on your behalf to secure the best possible loan terms. Our mission is to help every student obtain funding that is both affordable and tailored to their needs.
While there is no rigid academic requirement, a strong academic profile can significantly enhance the likelihood of loan approval. Additional considerations include the applicant’s financial standing and professional background.
A valid offer or admission letter from a recognized and affiliated institution is a mandatory requirement to initiate the education loan process.
DOCUMENT LIST FOR EDUCATION LOAN: INDIAN STUDENT
- Passport
- Pancard
- Adhaar Card
- 10th, 12th grade sheet and graduation mark sheets (all semesters) with degree.
- GRE, TOEFL or IELTS or DUOLINGO exam score card
- Admission letter
CO-APPLICANT (SELF-EMPLOYED)
- Pancard
- Adhaar Card
- Latest 6 months bank A/C statements (current and savings A/C as applicable)
- Last two years income tax return with acknowledgment, computation of income, profit-loss A/C and balance sheet.
- Business proof
- Light bill
- Savings proof: FDs, MFs, Shares, Bonds, KVPs, LIC Surrender value, etc. (alternatives)
FATHER AND MOTHER:
Adhaar and Pan Card
Yes, as long as the program is offered by an institution approved under the GUS network.
Depending on your profile and financial background, you may be eligible for up to 200% of your program cost.
The loan typically covers tuition fees, living expenses, insurance, airfare, and blocked account deposits. However, the specificity varies from lender to lender.
The student can secure an education loan or a low cost personal loan for the similar category programs through GlobCred.
A request to revise the sanctioned loan amount—either an increase or decrease—can be made prior to signing the sanction letter. Once the sanction letter is signed, no further modifications are permitted.
- Secured Loan: Requires collateral such as property, FD, or LIC policy. Generally comes with lower interest rates and higher loan limits.
- Unsecured Loan: Does not require collateral but is based on creditworthiness. Interest rates may be higher, and loan limits are usually lower.
A co-signer is a person who agrees to take joint responsibility for a loan along with the primary borrower. If the borrower is unable to repay the loan, the co-signer is legally obligated to repay the debt.
In the context of education loans, especially for studying abroad, a co-signer (often a parent, guardian, or close relative) is required when:
- The student has limited or no credit history
- The lender needs additional assurance of repayment,
- Or the student doesn't meet the financial eligibility on their own.
Having a co-signer with a strong credit profile can improve the chances of loan approval and may also lead to better interest rates.
A co-applicant/co-signer is required in cases where the loan is secured by collateral or when the student does not meet the eligibility criteria independently. Typically, a parent or legal guardian assumes the role of the co-applicant.