Participant studying in a German course in Frankfurt

Learn German in Frankfurt

German course with visa

Learn German intensively, with personal course guidance, clear steps and the relevant documents.

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Your language-study stay

Learn German. Experience Frankfurt. Start well prepared.

A language course abroad begins long before the first lesson.

We help you choose the right intensive course and prepare the course-related documents for your application. The responsible German mission determines which visa category fits your plans and which personal evidence you need.

Sprachtreff advises you on the course. Only the competent authority decides on the visa.

Course framework

What to know before registering

20

Lessons per week

The intensive German course comprises 20 lessons per week and provides the timetable of an intensive language course.

A1

Entry level

Sprachtreff requires existing German skills of at least A1 level for this offer.

3+

Months recommended

For a language-study stay, we recommend planning the course for at least three months.

Advance

Course fee

The full course fee is paid before course-related confirmations are issued.

How it works

Six clear steps to your course start

Plan the purpose of your stay first, then the course. This keeps responsibilities, documents and dates clear from the outset.

01

Check the visa category

Ask the responsible German mission early which visa category matches your purpose of stay.

02

Discuss the course

We advise you on the intensive course and find the right entry point for your language level.

03

Register

Your binding registration and full payment reserve your course place.

04

Receive documents

We then provide the required course-related confirmations.

05

Submit the application

Submit your personal and officially required evidence to the competent authority.

06

Coordinate arrival

Once your schedule is confirmed, we coordinate your course start and arrival.

Participant reviewing course documents with an adviser

Official requirements

The authority decides. We prepare the course.

Current federal guidance generally requires an intensive daily language course with at least 18 lessons per week for a language-acquisition visa. Proof of sufficient funds and health insurance is also usually required. A different visa category may apply if your aim is study, vocational training or work.

Always follow the information from the German embassy or consulate processing your application.

If plans change

Delay or refusal – what happens next?

01

Your visa is delayed

Contact us as early as possible. The course start can be postponed up to three times. Under the current course conditions, a fee of 75 euros applies to the third postponement.

02

Your visa was refused

If you notify us in writing in time and provide official evidence of refusal, we refund the remaining amount. A visa application fee of 75 euros and a processing fee of 50 euros are retained.

For this refund rule, we must receive your notice no later than four weeks before the agreed course start. Our Terms and Conditions.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions about German courses and visas

Brief answers about course choice, documents and planning. The responsible German mission provides authoritative visa information.

Can I book a German course at Sprachtreff for my visa application?

Yes. We offer an intensive German course with 20 lessons per week and provide course-related documents after binding registration and full payment.

Does course registration guarantee my visa?

No. Only the responsible German mission decides on the visa application.

How many lessons do I need?

Official information generally requires a daily intensive course with at least 18 lessons per week. Our relevant intensive course comprises 20 lessons.

What level of German do I need?

Sprachtreff requires existing German skills of at least A1 level. Placement and personal guidance help find the right entry point.

Which documents do I need?

Requirements depend on your country of origin and purpose of stay. The responsible embassy or consulate specifies personal evidence; we supply course-related documents.

What happens if my visa is delayed?

Contact us immediately. Under current course conditions, the start may be postponed up to three times; the third postponement is subject to a fee.

Can I prepare for a TELC examination?

Yes. Sprachtreff offers TELC preparation courses and TELC examinations in Frankfurt.

Personal course guidance

Plan your German course in Frankfurt

Tell us when you would like to start and what you want to achieve. We advise you personally on the course and its documents.

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