Indian students can now study or participate in short -term programs in Germany without visa fees, as both countries have signed an agreement on the Gratis Visa agreement, which aims to strengthen educational exchanges and eliminate financial obstacles for narrow scholars.
The Ministry of External Affairs on Wednesday, September 3, said India and Germany agreed to award visas for short -term school and university visits.
The latest development came after a visit to the German Federal Minister of Foreign Affairs Johann Wadephul to India. Mea noted that during interviews at the level of delegation with the Minister of External Affairs Jaishankar in India and Germany evaluated a multilateral strategic partnership and expressed satisfaction with progress in trade and investment, defense and security, technology, science and innovation, green and sustainable development, education and people.
What is a gratis visa?
Gratis visa is usually given to certain types of passengers, including children up to ten, some nationals of Saarc, diplomatic visitors and holders of Laissez-Passer UN. By giving both countries to Indian students, they hope to promote academic mobility, cultural exchange and research cooperation without further visas fees.
How to apply for a German visa?
If you want to apply for a German visa, including the gratis options for certain programs, you will need to fill in the online application form via the VIDEX platform or consular service portal, to collect your support documents, book a meeting at the German Embassy, Consulate or authorized Global Center VFS. The required documents, including financial evidence and travel plans, differ depending on the type of visa you are applying for.
How will the visa affect Indian students?
The last agreement between India and Germany is expected to be an important opportunity for Indian students. This step will allow students of schools and university students to participate in short -term academic programs, cultural exchanges and research cooperation without worrying about visas expenditure, which probably supports the wider mobility of students in India and Germany.
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