Study
01From application to arrival on a student path.
- Studienkolleg, bachelor's & master's routes
- Admission, blocked account & health insurance
- Student visa preparation and appointments
India → Germany · Advisory
Clear, honest guidance for Indians planning to study, work, visit, relocate, or reunite with family in Germany. No jargon, no shortcuts, no false promises — just a realistic plan and steady support through the process.
Founded by an RWTH Aachen engineer who studied in India and Germany.
Why trust this
I grew up between India and Germany, went to school in India, and then built an academic and professional life in Germany. Along the way I dealt with the same things you are looking at now: Schengen and student visas, residence permits, registration, relocation, bringing family over, and eventually naturalization.
India2Germany exists because I kept being asked the same questions by friends, juniors, and strangers online. This is the structured, honest version of those conversations — built on lived experience, not sales scripts.
School from 8th to 12th grade
Studienkolleg, then B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering at RWTH Aachen
Internship at FEV India · a semester at IIT Delhi during the master's
Double degree with Tsinghua University and RWTH Aachen in automotive and energy engineering
Now a PhD researcher in fuel cells at RWTH Aachen University
Naturalized as a German citizen — experienced the full process from arrival to citizenship
Who this is for
Applying to Studienkolleg, a bachelor's, or a master's, and trying to make sense of admission, blocked accounts, and student visas.
Looking at the Opportunity Card, Blue Card, or a job offer, and unsure how recognition and work permits actually work.
Planning a family reunion, a spouse visa, or moving with children, and worried about the paperwork and timelines.
Needing a clear, well-prepared Schengen application for tourism, family visits, or business trips.
Service areas
From application to arrival on a student path.
Turning a qualification or offer into a permit.
Bringing the people who matter with you.
A clean, well-prepared Schengen application.
First steps for founders and the self-employed.
How it works
Share your goal, your timeline, and where you stand today. The waiting list form below is the first step — it takes a couple of minutes.
In a first consultation we map your route end to end: the steps, the documents, the likely costs, and the honest risks — no inflated promises.
Work through the process with structured checklists and steady guidance, and a hand-off to the right specialists where formal expertise is needed.
Join the waiting list
India2Germany is opening soon. Add your details and you’ll be among the first to book a first consultation when we launch.
Please note
India2Germany provides practical guidance and process support. We do not provide legal advice and do not guarantee visa outcomes.
Questions
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. Visa decisions are made by German authorities, not by us. What we do is help you prepare a strong, complete, honest application and understand the realistic odds and timelines.
No. India2Germany provides practical guidance and process support based on lived and researched experience. For formal legal questions we point you to qualified lawyers or accredited advisors, and can help you find them.
Pricing will be shared when consultations open. Join the waiting list and you'll get the details first, with no obligation to continue.
Yes. Many people reach out before they've decided on a city, a course, or even a path. A first consultation is designed exactly for that moment, to turn a vague goal into clear next steps.
No. We cover studying, working, family reunion, visiting on a Schengen visa, and first steps for business or self-employment. Pick the closest option on the form and we'll take it from there.
We work in English, German (native speaker), Hindi, and Malayalam. We can help you understand German-language forms, official letters, and navigate communication with authorities in their language.