Germany

Yes, Germany offers a Post Study Work Visa for international students who have graduated from recognised German universities. This visa allows graduates to stay in Germany for 18 months to search for jobs related to their field of study.

No, you cannot withdraw all the money at once from a blocked account. The account is designed to limit withdrawals to a specific monthly amount (currently €992) to ensure that funds are available throughout your stay.

Once you arrive in Germany and open a regular bank account, you can access your funds through monthly transfers from your blocked account. Generally, you can withdraw €992 euros per month, which will be deposited into your current account.

A blocked account serves as proof of sufficient financial resources for visa applicants, ensuring that they can support themselves during their stay in Germany.

Several banks offer blocked accounts in Germany. Some of the best banks for a good blocked account in Germany include Fintiba, Expatrio, and traditional banks like Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank.

The required amount for a blocked account is €11,904 per year, which will be some around €992 per month. This amount is intended to cover living expenses for international students and one who are looking for job during their stay in Germany.

Yes, it is possible to study in Germany without IELTS as several universities in Germany accept IELTS band scores between 4.5-6.5. On average, most institutions in the country accept anything between 6-6.5 IELTS. Some institutions accept IELTS 5.5 as well.

Yes, a 7.5 IELTS score is well for Germany and is considered a good score for migrating to countries for study or work purposes. Universities in Germany accept the application of students having IELTS scores above 7.5.

While €1,000 per month may cover basic living expenses for a student in Germany, it is on the lower end of the budget spectrum. The average monthly cost is around €992, which includes rent, food, transportation, and other essentials. 

Yes, studying in Germany with a budget of 10 Lacs INR  (approximately €11,200) is feasible, especially if you choose public universities where tuition fees are low. This amount can cover living expenses for a year, but it's essential to plan your budget carefully and consider additional costs such as health insurance and travel.