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Student Visa

Belmont Migration Lawyers Pvt Ltd provides comprehensive assistance to students who wish to migrate to Germany and pursue higher education at tuition-free public universities.

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Vocational Training

Gain a recognized qualification, practical work experience, and a monthly allowance through Germany’s vocational training programmes. Belmont Migration Lawyers Pvt Ltd provides complete guidance from language preparation to visa approval.

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Job Seeker Visa

The Job Seeker Visa allows qualified graduates to stay in Germany for up to one year to find employment. Applicants need recognized academic qualifications, English proficiency (B2 level), and proof of sufficient funds. Once a suitable job is secured, they may apply for a work residence permit or an EU Blue Card.

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Au Pair

The Germany Au Pair Programme allows young people aged 18–26 to live with a host family, help with childcare, and improve their German skills. Applicants need A1 German, and the programme lasts up to 12 months, with options to switch to studies or vocational training afterward.

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Volunteer Visa

The Germany Volunteer Visa is available for applicants joining programmes such as FSJ, FÖJ, or BFD. Requirements include O/L and A/L certificates, a signed volunteer service contract, and a Goethe A1 German language certificate. Proof of financial means may be required if accommodation and meals are not provided.

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Visa Appeals/Re Application

Visa refused? We provide expert assistance with visa reviews and re-applications. Our legal team will assess your case, identify refusal reasons, and help strengthen your new application for student, visitor, work, or migration visas.

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Immigration Matters in Sri Lanka

Our experienced immigration lawyers provide professional legal assistance for visas, citizenship, work permits, family reunification, immigration appeals, and other immigration matters in Sri Lanka. We offer reliable advice and tailored solutions to meet your needs.

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meet our awesome team members

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Achala Kumarasiri (Germany)

Attorney at Law,
LLB (Colombo) LLM (UK) LLM(Germany)
Migration Consultant
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Amila Kumarasiri (Sri Lanka)

Attorney at Law HR Manager
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Dhilrukshi Methew (Sri Lanka)

BA (Hons) in Sociology Operations Manager
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Kenisha Sandrasornan (Sri Lanka)

BA (Hons) in Sociology Jaffna Branch Manager
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Karthiga Prashanthan (Sri Lanka)

BA in English ( Reading) Batticalo Branch Manager
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Ashini Ferdinand (Sri Lanka)

Student recruitment officer (Colombo Branch)
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Saraniya Siwaranjani (Sri Lanka)

Student recruitment officer (Colombo Branch)
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Selvakumar Manoja (Sri Lanka)

BA (Hons) in Sociology Student recruitment officer (Jaffna Branch)
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Sinthujah Haridas (Sri Lanka)

BA in Tamil (Hons) Reading
HNDin Counselling Psychology
Student recruitment officer (Batticalo Branch)

Choose Our German Language Course Packages

Structured German classes for migration, study, work, and everyday life in Germany. Group classes are offered both physically and online, with individual sessions available by request.

A1

Perfect for beginners building their first German foundations.

Rs. 25,000

Group classes online or in person

  • Basic vocabulary and daily conversation
  • Listening, speaking, and reading practice
  • Grammar foundations for beginners
  • Mock speaking tasks
  • Progress support
  • Physical + online classes
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B1

Designed for intermediate learners preparing for work and migration life.

Rs. 35,000

Group classes online or in person

  • Independent speaking and writing
  • Work and migration communication
  • Reading and listening improvement
  • Grammar reinforcement
  • Conversation and interview practice
  • Physical + online classes
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B2

For learners aiming for stronger professional and social fluency.

Rs. 40,000

Group classes online or in person

  • Fluent conversation and advanced speaking
  • Professional and everyday German
  • Writing and listening at a higher level
  • Interview and confidence-building practice
  • Integration-focused learning
  • Physical + online classes
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These are group classes. Individual classes can also be arranged according to your preferred schedule and learning pace.

Our Latest Insights

Practical ideas, real-world strategy, and the trends shaping how migrants move, work, and settle in Germany with confidence.

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Germany Skilled Worker Visa: the checklist for a successful application

From qualification recognition to required documents, learn the essential steps and common mistakes to avoid before submitting your German visa application.

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Language skills are a key part of a smooth move. Discover how German classes help migrants adapt to life, work, and daily living in Germany.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Bachelor’s Degree
Master’s Degree
Vocational Training
Qualifications for Bachelor’s degree?
- 6 general education subjects in the Ordinary Level and - 3 subjects in the Advanced Level and - passed Common General (Paper) Test (at least with Common General Test Marks 30) You must have passed with "credit" in at least 5 of the 6 Ordinary Level subjects. These subjects must include - at least two languages and - mathematics or a natural science subject
English Language
IELTS 5.5 (Overall) or above, B2 Level. It depends on the course you apply to.
Is German needed
Some universities request A1 or A2 not for studies but for day to day life.
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You need to deposit 11904 Euro into an account opened online under your name in Germany. Money will be released monthly 992 Euro into your account once you are in Germany. In case of visa refusal, 12000 Euro is fully refundable.
Tuition Fee
There is no tuition fee at Public Universities in Germany.
Semester Fee
Some universities have a semester fee and it has to be paid for every 06 months. It is around 350-370 Euro per semester. In this semester you receive a free Bus/Train/Tram Ticket which you can use all over Germany.
University Contribution Fee
Some universities do not charge a semester fee but you have to pay a contribution fee which is around 70-100 Euro. In those cases you have to pay the Bus/Train/Tram ticket separately which is 49 Euro per month.
Can you do part time jobs while you work
Yes. You can work 140 Full days or 280 half days per year. It means you can work 1120 Hours per year and the minimum payment is 12 Euro per hour.
Cost of Living
It depends on the way you live. However, Accommodation is around 300-450 Euro, Insurance 125 Euro (When you work the employer pays half of this amount), Food 100 Euro, Telephone 20-50 Euro. Overall average cost of living would be around 600-700 Euro per month.
After graduating
You can apply for the 18 months job seeking visa.
Permanent Residence and Citizenship
You can apply for Permanent Residence in 03 years and Citizenship after 05 years.
Dependent Visa
No Dependent Visa for your Spouse while you are student.
How you can check courses
Please search DAAD website with necessary filters.
Qualifications for Master’s degree?
Generally a 4 year degree from Sri Lanka is needed. GPA must be 3.0 or more. (Second Class Lower). GPA with 2.8-2.9 is also accepted by some universities. But not all universities. It depends on the course and the university. Some students may have top up degrees with UK or Other Universities. Those cases have to be checked individually. Some universities accept top up degrees but others do not. General Degrees are not eligible for Masters Even the GPA is over 3.0 or more.
English Language
IELTS 5.5 (Overall) or above, B2 Level. It depends on the course you apply for. Some universities accept Language of Instruction if the bachelor’s was conducted in English.
Is German needed
Some universities request A1 or A2 not for studies but for day to day life. Better you do the German language when you start the process.
Show Money
You need to deposit 11904 Euro into an account opened online under your name in Germany. Money will be released monthly 992 Euro into your account once you are in Germany. In case of visa refusal, 11904 Euro is fully refundable.
Tuition Fee
There is no tuition fee at Public Universities in Germany.
Semester Fee
Some universities have a semester fee and it has to be paid for every 06 months. It is around 350-370 Euro per semester. In this semester you receive a free Bus/Train/Tram Ticket which you can use all over Germany.
University Contribution Fee
Some universities do not charge a semester fee but you have to pay a contribution fee which is around 70-100 Euro. In those cases you have to pay the Bus/Train/Tram ticket separately which is 49 Euro per month.
Can you do part time jobs while you work
Yes. You can work 140 Full days or 280 half days per year. It means you can work 1120 Hours per year and the minimum payment is 12 Euro per hour.
Cost of Living
It depends on the way you live. However, Accommodation is around 300-450 Euro, Insurance 125 Euro (When you work the employer pays half of this amount), Food 100 Euro, Telephone 20-50 Euro. Overall average cost of living would be around 600-700 Euro per month.
After graduating
You can apply for the 18 months job seeking visa.
Dependent Visa
No Dependent Visa for your Spouse while you are student.
Permanent Residence and Citizenship
You can apply for Permanent Residence in 03 years and Citizenship after 05 years.
How you can check courses
Please search DAAD website with necessary filters.
What is vocational training?
In Germany, you learn some professions directly in a company and at a vocational school, with alternating practical and theoretical courses. This system is known as “dual vocational training”. In Germany, there are over 300 professions that require vocational training. First, decide for which profession you would like to undergo vocational training.
Structure
The practical parts take place in a company. This is the "training company". This is where you learn the practical skills required for the profession. The theoretical parts take place in a specialised school. This is the "vocational school". This is where the necessary specialised knowledge is taught. A vocational training programme in Germany begins at fixed times in autumn or spring. The exact date depends on the profession and region. Therefore, please inform yourself in good time.
Duration and payment
The duration of a vocational training programme depends on the profession. Vocational training can last between 2 and 3.5 years and ends with a final examination. While undergoing vocational training, you receive a payment (“training allowance”) from the training company. This increases from year to year. The amount depends on the profession.
Prove your German language skills
Lessons at the vocational school are held in German; therefore, you need good German language skills. If you require a visa for your vocational training, you generally need German language skills at level B1.
Have your school-leaving qualification recognised
You must have your school-leaving qualification recognised in Germany. You must present the relevant certificate to the vocational school. This will incur costs.
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