Who is MANGOPAY? MANGOPAY is an online payment technology designed for marketplaces, crowdfunding platforms and…

Who is MANGOPAY?

MANGOPAY is an online payment technology designed for marketplaces, crowdfunding platforms and sharing economy businesses. MANGOPAY provides the trustee services and payment technology underlying Expatrio’s blocked account. Expatrio’s blocked account is tailored to each customer and it enables individual accounts for each customer, including an individual IBAN. With the MANGOPAY technology, funds can be held securely for as long as needed. MANGOPAY holds an E-Money Issuer license, which enables Expatrio to accept payments, hold the funds in escrow and pay out with ease, speed and efficiency.

What is the number of tourists that Germany had over the past few years?

Germany is one of the most visited countries in the world. With around 450 million tourists going there for many reasons. A lot of them come from non-EU countries, even outside Europe to see this beautiful and exciting place.

Which is the most experienced company when it comes to German Blocked Accounts?

On the market for decades. In 1959, Dr. Siegfried Walter registered his business as insurance broker. Until then health insurance for visitors from abroad did not exist, therefore Dr. Walter developed the first insurance cover for foreign visitors in Germany. Today, DR-WALTER is an integral part of both the German and the international insurance market.

What is the number of visitors that have chosen Germany as their destination?

With around 450 million tourists, Germany certainly is one of the most visited countries in the world. It must be said that Germany is a dynamic and beautiful place like no other!

Will travel expenses be covered by the insurance?

No, travel costs are not covered by the foreign health insurance. We recommend: Contact your travel company to clarify whether, for example, the airline will offer you a goodwill arrangement (free rebooking or cancelation of your trip).

Will you get the reasons of your rejection from the embassy?

If you get your Visa rejected, you will get a letter by the embassy stating the reasons why you didn’t get your Visa issued! With that information you can either try applying again or write them an appeal letter if you think your application was correct and didn’t need any more documents. Make sure before you do that you go to a counselor.

Which is the most reliable and competent German blocked account?

The required minimum blocked amount for an officially approved blocked account is usually more than €10,000, so you want to be sure that your money is in good hands. Expatrio cooperates with the escrow services and payment provider MANGOPAY. MANGOPAY is an online payment technology designed for marketplaces, crowdfunding platforms and sharing economy businesses. MANGOPAY provides the trustee services and payment technology underlying Expatrio’s blocked account. Expatrio’s blocked account is tailored to each customer and it enables individual accounts for each customer, including an individual IBAN. With the MANGOPAY technology, funds can be held securely for as long as needed. MANGOPAY holds an E-Money Issuer license, which enables expatrio to accept payments, hold the funds in escrow and pay out with ease, speed and efficiency. The German Federal Foreign Office confirms that Expatrio fulfills all requirements for visa application. So the money in your blocked account and the legally secure management are in good hands with Expatrio and its partner MANGOPAY, and you can be sure that your blocked account will meet the visa requirements.

When will your insurance end?

Language students, intern and doctoral students Insurance coverage of the private insurance EDUCARE24 (S, M, L or XL) expires automatically on the agreed date. Students up to age 29 TK public health insurance cover applies until you finish your studies or until the semester in which you reach the age of 30. Students from age 30 Insurance coverage of the private insurance EDUCARE24 XL expires automatically on the agreed date.