How to apply to study in Germany from Uzbekistan

The Uzbek school-leaving certificate with its grade supplement, as a certified copy.

uni-assist requires certified translations of every certificate that is not in German or English, made by a sworn translator.

The subject-by-subject record behind the certificate; uni-assist calculates the German grade from it.

A passport still valid for at least another year, plus one copy, as the German Embassy Tashkent's national-visa document list states.

Financing has to be secured before the visa: a blocked account, a declaration of support (Verpflichtungserklärung) or a recognised scholarship. The Federal Foreign Office sets the blocked-account sum at the maximum BAföG support rate — €992 per month, €11,904 for a year — and refers applicants to the competent mission for the figure in force. The German Embassy Tashkent does not publish it on its national-visa page, so confirm the amount with the embassy before you transfer anything.

Two biometric passport photographs, 3.5 × 4.5 cm and no older than six months.

Studienkollegs teach in German, so admission asks for a good command of the language at CEFR B1–B2; the course itself teaches up to C1.

If your secondary-school certificate is deemed insufficient for study in Germany, you attend a Studienkolleg before you may enrol.

The assessment test is what turns the Studienkolleg into an entrance qualification, and it qualifies you for the subjects of your Studienkolleg course only.

uni-assist handles Studienkolleg applications for many but not all federal states.

Until German statutory insurance can take over, the Embassy in Tashkent asks for private German incoming cover valid across the Schengen area with a minimum sum insured of €30,000. Proof of insurance is a condition of enrolment, not only of the visa.

Certified copy of the school-leaving certificate; uni-assist states which certificates it wants and in what form.

uni-assist requires certified translations of every certificate that is not in German or English, made by a sworn translator.

The subject-by-subject record behind the certificate; uni-assist calculates the German grade from it.

A passport still valid for at least another year, plus one copy, as the German Embassy Tashkent's national-visa document list states.

Financing has to be secured before the visa: a blocked account, a declaration of support (Verpflichtungserklärung) or a recognised scholarship. The Federal Foreign Office sets the blocked-account sum at the maximum BAföG support rate — €992 per month, €11,904 for a year — and refers applicants to the competent mission for the figure in force. The German Embassy Tashkent does not publish it on its national-visa page, so confirm the amount with the embassy before you transfer anything.

Two biometric passport photographs, 3.5 × 4.5 cm and no older than six months.

Required for an English-taught programme; a German-taught one asks for DSH or TestDaF instead. uni-assist treats a language certificate as its own document category.

Not part of the standard uni-assist set, but many bachelor programmes ask for one.

Any one of these is enough

Typical entry score for an English-taught bachelor. Programme pages differ.

Typical English-taught equivalent of IELTS 6.0–6.5.

German-taught programmes normally ask for DSH-2 or the equivalent. Confirm on the programme page — this is common practice, not a figure this template read off an official page.

TestDaF with TDN 4 in all four parts is the usual alternative to DSH-2.

German recognition practice compares an Uzbek 11-year attestat against a 12–13-year Abitur, which is why it is normally topped up rather than accepted alone. The exact answer for your certificate is the DAAD database’s, not this template’s.

An indicative attestat average. uni-assist converts your marks to a German grade (1.0 best, 4.0 pass) and each programme sets its own cut-off, often by numerus clausus.

Either a school certificate anabin accepts directly, or a Feststellungsprüfung, or the years of university study the DAAD database asks for.

Until German statutory insurance can take over, the Embassy in Tashkent asks for private German incoming cover valid across the Schengen area with a minimum sum insured of €30,000. Proof of insurance is a condition of enrolment, not only of the visa.

Certified copy of the bachelor diploma.

uni-assist requires certified translations of every certificate that is not in German or English, made by a sworn translator.

The subject-by-subject record behind the certificate; uni-assist calculates the German grade from it.

A tabular CV is part of almost every German master application.

A letter of motivation for this specific programme.

A passport still valid for at least another year, plus one copy, as the German Embassy Tashkent's national-visa document list states.

Financing has to be secured before the visa: a blocked account, a declaration of support (Verpflichtungserklärung) or a recognised scholarship. The Federal Foreign Office sets the blocked-account sum at the maximum BAföG support rate — €992 per month, €11,904 for a year — and refers applicants to the competent mission for the figure in force. The German Embassy Tashkent does not publish it on its national-visa page, so confirm the amount with the embassy before you transfer anything.

Two biometric passport photographs, 3.5 × 4.5 cm and no older than six months.

For an English-taught master; German-taught programmes ask for DSH or TestDaF instead.

Asked for by research-heavy and by most scholarship-linked programmes.

Any one of these is enough

Typical entry score for an English-taught master.

Typical English-taught equivalent of IELTS 6.5.

For a German-taught master. Common practice rather than a figure read off an official page.

TDN 4 in all four parts, the usual alternative to DSH-2.

Indicative diploma average. uni-assist converts it to the German 1.0–4.0 scale and the programme sets the cut-off.

A completed first degree in a subject the programme accepts. The DAAD admission database states how an Uzbek bachelor is evaluated.

Until German statutory insurance can take over, the Embassy in Tashkent asks for private German incoming cover valid across the Schengen area with a minimum sum insured of €30,000. Proof of insurance is a condition of enrolment, not only of the visa.