At the Indian School of Languages, we believe that going abroad should be a well-informed, transparent, and ethical process. That’s why we offer Free Counselling and honest guidance to help you take the right steps toward your International goals. Whether you’re planning to study, work, travel, or reunite with your loved ones abroad, our team provides genuine support rooted in years of experience and up-to-date knowledge. We do not promise shortcuts – we promise the right direction.
A study visa allows individuals to pursue academic or vocational education abroad. It’s typically granted to students who have been accepted into a recognized institution and can demonstrate financial and language readiness.
Varies by country and course length.
Admission letter, financial proof, language proficiency (e.g., IELTS/TOEFL/PTE, GOETHE, TELEC, HSK, DILF/DALF/DELF DELE)
A tourist visa allows travelers to visit a country for leisure, sightseeing, or short-term visits. It does not permit work or long-term study.
Travel, holidays, visiting friends/family.
Typically 30–90 days.
Travel itinerary, accommodation proof, financial means
A work visa permits individuals to take up employment in another country. It’s usually tied to a specific job offer or employer sponsorship.
Legal employment abroad.
Skilled worker, temporary worker, intra-company transfer
Job offer, qualifications, employer sponsorship.
A spouse visa enables individuals to join their legally married partner who is a citizen or resident of another country. It supports family reunification and may lead to permanent residency.
Live with spouse abroad.
Legal marriage, genuine relationship, sponsor’s residency status.
Marriage certificate, relationship proof, financial support documents.
Ausbildung is a paid vocational training program in Germany that combines practical work with classroom learning. It offers young students valuable skills, industry exposure, and strong career prospects, along with opportunities for long-term employment and settlement.
The Opportunity Card is your gateway to working in Germany without the hassle of lengthy qualification recognition procedures. Designed for skilled professionals, this program makes it easier than ever to explore employment opportunities in one of Europe’s strongest economies.
A flexible visa that allows qualified individuals to live in Germany for up to 12 months to find employment. The Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) is a new residence permit designed to help skilled professionals from non-EU countries move to Germany and search for a job—even without a job offer in advance.
To be eligible, you must have:
Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) | |
Minimum Qualifications | Professional qualification with 2+ years of vocational training and work experience in the relevant field |
Language Requirements | A1-level German or B2-level English |
Visa Duration | Up to 1 year |
Financial Requirements | €1,027 per month – approximately €12,324 for the year |
Work Permission | Apply online or at the German embassy or consulate. May also qualify to apply from within Germany. |
