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Studying in Germany from Mexico starts with a national visa from the embassy in Mexico City. What its finance leaflet says, what it leaves open, and how to check the rest.

Studying in Germany from Brazil means an online visa application and an interview at the embassy in Brasilia. These are the blocked account amounts, fee and language rules.

Studying in Germany from Colombia starts with a national visa from the embassy in Bogota. Learn which insurance, blocked account and fee the embassy requires, with dates.

Studying in Germany from Kenya needs a national visa, a blocked account and health insurance. Here are the figures from the German Embassy in Nairobi, in the order you need them.

Study in Germany from Ghana: the 11,904 euro first-year proof, incoming health insurance until enrolment and the 75 euro fee in cedi at the German Embassy in Accra.

Study in Germany from Nepal: which financial proofs the Embassy in Kathmandu accepts, the 75 euro fee in rupees, the APS rule and the processing time, with sources.

Russian applicants for a German degree need a blocked account, a German visa and health insurance from the EU. Here are the figures and steps.

Study in Germany from Jordan: the 992 euro monthly proof, travel insurance for three months and the 75 euro visa fee at the German Embassy in Amman, with dates and sources.

US citizens planning a degree in Germany need a residence permit, proof of funds and German health insurance. Here are the steps, figures and sources.

Study in Germany from Tunisia: the 992 euro monthly blocked account, the 90-day insurance rule and the TLScontact steps at the German Embassy in Tunis, with sources.