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🌍 Tourist Visa processing time reduced to 20 days ✈️ Student Visa approvals now faster for January intakes 📢 Business Visa documentation simplified for Indian applicants 🛂 New biometrics rule effective from Feb 2026

Business Visa

₹10000 _{/per person}

Student Visa

₹38000 _{/per person}

Tourist Visa

₹9000 _{/per person}

Work Visa

₹70000 _{/per person}

Documents Requirement

Indian passport issued within the last 10 years with at least six months validity beyond return date and a minimum of two blank pages.
Completed and signed Schengen business visa application form with accurate personal, company, and travel details.
Formal invitation letter from the German company clearly stating the purpose of visit, duration of stay, and details of the business relationship.
Covering letter from the Indian employer on company letterhead describing the applicant’s role, business activities, and justification for travel.
Confirmed round-trip flight itinerary and accommodation details for the entire duration of stay.
Travel medical insurance covering a minimum of EUR 30,000, valid across all Schengen countries.
Proof of financial means including personal and/or company bank statements for the last six months.
Company registration documents of Indian employer such as GST certificate, incorporation certificate, or partnership deed.
Previous international travel history, especially prior Schengen visas, if available.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Business visas allow meetings, negotiations, and conferences only. Paid employment is strictly prohibited.

Yes. A formal invitation from a German business entity is essential.

Up to 90 days within a 180-day period across Schengen countries.

Yes. A positive travel history significantly strengthens the application.

Unclear business purpose, weak company documentation, or insufficient financial proof.

Neighbouring Countries

Austria

Netherlands

Switzerland

Visa Rejection Reasons

Common Reasons for Rejection:

Insufficient financial proof.
Lack of strong ties to home country.
Incomplete or false documentation.
Suspicious travel history or security concerns.

Important Note

Not all applicants need to submit these additional documents.
Requirements depend on nationality and travel history.
Providing false information can lead to rejection.

Documents Requirement

Indian passport valid for at least 12 months beyond the intended stay in Germany, with sufficient blank pages for visa stamping.
Official admission letter from a recognized German university or educational institution specifying course name, duration, and start date.
APS certificate (Academic Evaluation Centre) which is mandatory for Indian students applying for German student visas.
Proof of financial means such as a blocked account (Sperrkonto) with the minimum required balance as prescribed by German authorities.
Valid health insurance coverage accepted in Germany for the entire duration of study.
Academic documents including degree certificates, mark sheets, and language proficiency certificates (IELTS, TestDaF, or equivalent if applicable).
Motivation letter clearly explaining the choice of course, university, and how the studies align with long-term career goals.
Proof of accommodation in Germany such as student dormitory confirmation or rental agreement.
Curriculum Vitae (CV) detailing academic and professional background.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Without a valid APS certificate, German student visa applications from India are rejected.

Yes. Students are allowed to work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year.

In most cases, yes. It is the primary method to prove financial sufficiency.

Initially issued for the course duration or first academic year and extendable in Germany.

Possible after settlement, subject to income and accommodation requirements.