How long will it take you to open a blocked account? Opening your blocked account…
How long will it take you to open a blocked account?
Opening your blocked account only takes a few minutes. You only need to enter a few details into the application form, then you upload a copy of your identity papers and you’re almost done.
You will get the confirmation of the account opening within 24 hours. Afterwards you can transfer the minimum blocked amount. After receipt of payment (in international payment traffic this usually takes 3 to 5 working days after the money has been transferred) you will immediately get the officially approved confirmation of your blocked account for your visa application.
No paperwork, no long waiting times, no visits to the authorities. Just open your blocked account online and you will already have cleared one hurdle on the way to getting your visa – quickly and comfortably.
What is the AIESEC?
Informations for AIESEC – Insurance cover belongs in your baggage!
The goal and task of the student organization AIESEC is to help students around the world to grow into socially relevant roles through leadership experience. By participating in social projects or internships abroad, you will expand your professional skills, improve your foreign language skills and increase your intercultural communication skills.
AIESEC supports you in your preparations for going abroad, you have to take care of the insurance coverage yourself. Under no circumstances should you travel abroad without a suitable international insurance policy.
What is the EDUCARE24 and who is it tailored towards?
EDUCARE24 is a private health insurance of DR-WALTER GmbH and provides excellent insurance cover for language students, interns, doctoral students and students from the age of 30.
Whenever you cannot take out public student health insurance during your stay in Germany, EDUCARE24 is the ideal insurance solution.
100. What are my advantages from the GERMAN STUDENT INSURANCE?
What are the main aspects to know regarding International Health Insurance? We have compiled a list for you that includes the key advantages of GERMAN STUDENT INSURANCE.
Will it be possible to have a mini-job parallel to studying?
Yes, it is possible to have a mini-job (monthly income of up to €450.00) parallel to your studies.
Will you costs be covered in your home country if you get infected on the way home?
EDUCARE24 insurance coverage ends upon entry into your home country.
Please contact your last insurance company in your home country to reactivate your previous insurance immediately.
When will your insurance start if you choose EDUCARE24?
Insurance starts on the date applied for. Insurance coverage starts on the same date, at the earliest on the day we receive your application at our office (0:00 am).
Insurance coverage expires automatically on the agreed date.
What does exemption from compulsory health insurance mean?
You can get an exemption from the requirement to take out public health insurance and conclude private health insurance at the official beginning of your subject-related studies. However, taking out private health insurance only makes sense for students who cannot conclude public student health insurance, e.g. if you are more than 29 years old. In these cases, we recommend EDUCARE24 XL insurance protection.
Please note that the following applies after the official beginning of your studies: Once you have taken out private health insurance, you cannot switch to public student health insurance anymore.
Will a stay in your home country be covered?
You want to interrupt your stay abroad for a few days in order to spend some time at home? No problem.
If you interrupt your stay abroad and spend time at home, you will have insurance cover for 6 weeks. You can also travel home several times as long as the overall duration does not exceed 6 weeks. There will be insurance cover for costs resulting from an accident or from an acute and newly acquired illness. If you travel to your home country at the end of the insurance period, this is not considered to be an interruption of your stay abroad. In this case, insurance coverage ends as soon as you arrive in your home country.
