Study in Germany From Pakistan

Study at high-quality public universities that charge little or no tuition, with many English-taught master’s programs. MaxOn Global Consultants guides Pakistani students from admission to German student visa.

Oct · Apr

Winter & summer intakes

€0

Tuition at most public universities

€11,904

Blocked account per year

18 months

Job-seeker permit

WHY STUDY IN GERMANY

Top Education, Low Tuition

Germany offers high-quality public universities, most of which charge little or no tuition for international students.

PROGRAMS & COURSES

Popular Programs

Engineering

Mechanical, Electrical, Automotive

Computer Science & AI

Informatics, Data Science, AI

Business & Economics

Management, Finance, Economics

Natural & Life Sciences

Biotech, Chemistry, Physics

Renewable Energy

Energy, Environmental Engineering

Architecture & Design

Architecture, Urban Planning

UNIVERSITIES

Universities Students Explore

We help you shortlist universities that match your profile and budget.

NEED GUIDANCE?

Talk to a Germany Counsellor

Book a free consultation — in person or online.

HOW IT WORKS

5 Steps to Study in Germany

1

Admission

Receive an admission letter from a German university.

2

Blocked Account

Deposit €11,904 with an approved provider.

3

Attest Documents

HEC / IBCC verification and MOFA attestation.

4

Apply & Interview

Apply via the Consular Services Portal and attend your appointment.

5

Travel & Register

Arrive, register your address and get your residence permit.

COST OF STUDYING

How Much Does It Cost?

Most public universities are tuition-free for international students, but a few states and universities charge non-EU students.

SEMESTER CONTRIBUTION
€70 – €430

per semester · often includes a transport ticket

BLOCKED ACCOUNT
€11,904 / year

€992 per month for living costs

NATIONAL VISA FEE
€75

paid at your visa appointment

Where non-EU students pay tuition (2026)

University / StateTuition per semester
Baden-Württemberg (all public universities)€1,500
TU Munich — bachelor’s€2,000 – €3,000
TU Munich — master’s€4,000 – €6,000
PhD programs (public universities)€0
Private universities€5,000 – €25,000 per year

Health insurance is mandatory for all students. Figures as of October 2026 — always confirm with your university and the German Missions in Pakistan.

CHECKLIST

Documents You'll Need

A typical checklist for Pakistani students. Exact requirements vary by university and personal circumstances.

WHY MAXON

Why Choose MaxOn Global

Local Office in Lahore

Meet your counsellor in person or online.

Attestation Guidance

Help with HEC, IBCC and MOFA document steps.

Free Counselling

Your first consultation is completely free.

End-to-End Support

From uni-assist to pre-departure briefing.

SCHOLARSHIPS

Germany Scholarships for Pakistani Students

Funding options Pakistani students often explore. Eligibility and deadlines change each year — we’ll check the latest details with you.

Master's & PhD

DAAD Scholarships

Germany’s largest scholarship provider, with programs for students from developing countries.

All levels

Deutschlandstipendium

Monthly support for high-achieving students, awarded by universities.

Master's & PhD

Foundation Scholarships

Political and private foundations offer scholarships for strong applicants.

FAQS

Study in Germany FAQs

Can’t find your answer? Our counsellors are happy to help.

At most public universities, yes — only a semester contribution. Baden-Württemberg and TU Munich charge non-EU students, and private universities set their own fees.

Not always. Many master’s programs are taught in English. German-taught and most bachelor’s programs need German certificates such as TestDaF or DSH.

A special account that proves you can cover living costs. You deposit €11,904 for a year and can withdraw up to €992 per month after arriving.

The main intake is the winter semester (October), with a summer semester (April) for fewer programs.

Including the appointment wait, the full process can take several months — start 12+ months before your intake.

Non-EU students can work 140 full days or 280 half days per year. Student assistant jobs at your university don’t count.

Graduates can apply for a residence permit of up to 18 months to look for a job.

No. Decisions are made by universities and the German missions. We help you prepare the strongest possible application.

APPLY NOW

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