Germany Tourist Visa Options (Schengen)
Select the visa that suits your travel plan. All prices below include our service fee. No hidden charges.
ℹ️ About the German Schengen Visa
The German Tourist Visa is a Schengen visa allowing you to travel freely across 27 European countries including France, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Germany is a top destination for tourism, business, and cultural experiences.
| Visa Type |
Stay Duration |
Processing Time |
Total Fee (USD) |
Action |
| Short Stay (Single Entry) |
Up to 90 Days |
15-20 Working Days |
$180 |
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| Short Stay (Multiple Entry) |
90 Days / 180 Days |
15-20 Working Days |
$250 |
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| Business Visa (Short Stay) |
Up to 90 Days |
15-20 Working Days |
$200 |
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| Express Service (Priority) |
Up to 90 Days |
5-7 Working Days |
$350 |
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Required Documents
- Passport (Valid 3+ months after return)
- Passport Size Photo (Biometric Standard)
- Completed Visa Application Form
- Confirmed Return Flight Ticket
- Hotel Booking / Accommodation Proof
- Bank Statement (Last 6 Months)
- Travel Insurance (€30,000 Coverage Minimum)
- Employment Letter / No Objection Certificate
- Invitation Letter (if visiting family/friends)
- Cover Letter Explaining Purpose of Visit
⚠️ Important Rules & Regulations
- Passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your planned departure.
- Biometrics (fingerprints) must be provided at the German Embassy or VFS Center.
- Travel insurance with minimum €30,000 medical coverage is MANDATORY.
- You must apply at the German embassy if Germany is your main destination.
- Overstaying your Schengen visa results in a 5-year ban from all Schengen countries.
- Visa approval is at the sole discretion of German authorities. BeDo Travels does not guarantee approval.
- Fees are non-refundable once the application is submitted to the government.
Germany Work Visa Services 2026
Guidance for applicants exploring eligible German work-visa routes including the EU Blue Card, Opportunity Card, and Job Seeker Visa.
ℹ️ About German Work Visas
Germany has one of the strongest job markets in Europe and actively welcomes skilled workers. The main routes are the EU Blue Card (for highly skilled professionals), the newly launched Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte — for job seekers), the Job Seeker Visa, and the Skilled Worker Visa.
| Service Type |
Processing Time |
Our Service Fee (USD) |
Action |
| EU Blue Card (Highly Skilled) |
60-90 Working Days |
$1,000 + Govt Fees |
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| Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) |
60-90 Working Days |
$850 + Govt Fees |
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| Job Seeker Visa |
60-90 Working Days |
$750 + Govt Fees |
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| Skilled Worker Visa |
60-90 Working Days |
$900 + Govt Fees |
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Required Documents for Work Visa
- Passport (Valid 12+ months)
- Passport Size Photo (Biometric Standard)
- Job Offer Letter / Employment Contract
- Attested Degree Certificate / Diploma
- Recognition of Foreign Qualifications (Anabin)
- Updated Resume / CV (German Format)
- Police Clearance Certificate
- Medical Fitness Certificate
- Proof of Accommodation in Germany
- German Language Certificate (B1+ recommended)
⚠️ Important Rules for Work Visas
- The employer in Germany must offer a job that meets German salary standards.
- EU Blue Card requires a minimum salary (€43,759 or €39,682 for shortage occupations in 2024).
- The Opportunity Card uses a points-based system (qualifications, experience, language, age).
- You cannot work on a Tourist visa; you must have a valid Work Visa.
- Medical tests and police clearance are mandatory.
- You must register with the local Einwohnermeldeamt (Residents' Registration Office) within 14 days of arrival.
- Visa approval is at the sole discretion of German authorities.
Germany Student Visa Services
Planning to study at LMU Munich, Heidelberg, TU Berlin, or any German institution? We help students secure their Student Visa so they can focus on their education.
ℹ️ About the Germany Student Visa
The German Student Visa allows you to study full-time at a recognised German university. Germany is famous for its free (or low-cost) public university education. After graduation, you can apply for a Job Seeker Visa to work in Germany for up to 18 months.
| Service Type |
Duration |
Total Fee (USD) |
Action |
| Student Visa (Degree Programme) |
Course Duration |
$500 |
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| Student Applicant Visa |
3-6 Months |
$400 |
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| Language Course Visa |
3-12 Months |
$400 |
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| Post-Study Job Seeker Visa |
18 Months |
$650 |
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Required Documents for Student Visa
- Passport Copy (Valid 12+ months)
- Passport Size Photo (Biometric Standard)
- University Acceptance Letter
- Proof of Tuition Fee Payment
- Attested Academic Transcripts
- German/English Language Test Result
- Blocked Account (Sperrkonto) — €11,208/year
- Health Insurance (German Valid)
- Proof of Accommodation in Germany
- Statement of Purpose (SOP)
⚠️ Important Rules for Student Visas
- You must be enrolled in a full-time course at a recognised German institution.
- You must open a Blocked Account (Sperrkonto) with a minimum of €11,208 per year.
- You must register with the local Einwohnermeldeamt within 14 days of arrival.
- You can work up to 120 full days or 240 half days per year during term.
- After graduation, you can apply for a Post-Study Job Seeker Visa for 18 months.
- Visa approval is at the sole discretion of German authorities.
