Study, vocational training, the Opportunity Card, freelancing, visits and family reunion. We help you choose the right visa and hand in a complete, correct file.
These are the visas we handle most often. We help with every other German visa too, so if yours is not here, just ask.
How we work
We know what the German side asks for and how to get each document ready in Pakistan.
We go through your plans, documents and family situation, and tell you which visa fits and what is still missing.
You get a checklist made for your visa and your situation, and the order to do things in.
Certificates, translations, bank papers and letters are reviewed before anything is uploaded.
We walk you through registration, uploads and each message from the mission, so no deadline slips past.
Interview practice, the originals to bring, and help with insurance and housing once your visa is issued.
Your registration and appointment stay in your own name on the official portal, as the German missions require. Our part is making sure everything you hand in is complete and correct.
Every case is different, so we always start by looking at yours. Here is what each visa is for and where we come in.
Visum zum Studium
For students who have been admitted to a degree programme in Germany. A strong file shows the mission that your study plan is genuine, your documents are in order and your stay is financed.
Ausbildung
For a place in a German vocational training programme, known as an Ausbildung. You learn at a company and a vocational school at the same time, and earn a training salary from the start.
Chancenkarte
Germany's points-based card for skilled workers who want to come and look for a job. It suits graduates and people with a vocational qualification, and lets you work part-time while you search.
Freiberufliche Tätigkeit
The closest thing Germany has to a digital nomad visa, for genuine freelancers who want to move there and work for themselves. You do not need a blocked account, and letters of intent from your clients are key.
Schengen-Visum
A short-stay Schengen visa for seeing family, travelling or a business trip. The mission wants to see why you are travelling, how the trip is paid for and that you will return home afterwards.
Familiennachzug
For spouses and children joining a family member who lives in Germany, whether that person studies, works or is a German citizen. What you need depends on their situation in Germany, so every case starts with a careful look at yours.
Tell us your plans and your situation. We will tell you which visa fits and what you need for it.
