AMM → FRA · ≈ 3,000 km

Study in Germany from Jordan

Most public universities charge no tuition, only a semester contribution. The real work is the language, the blocked account and getting Tawjihi recognised.

Almost free study at public universities

Tuition
Semester contribution €150 – €400 (€1,500 a semester in Baden-Württemberg)
Living costs
Blocked account ≈ €11,904 for the year
Language requirement
German B2 – C1 (TestDaF/DSH), or English for international programmes
Intakes
Winter semester (October) and summer semester (April)
Work while studying
140 full days a year
After graduation
18-month residence permit to find work

Figures are approximate and were last reviewed in November 2026. Fees and rules change, so the official source is the final reference: DAAD · uni-assist

Why Germany

What sets this destination apart

  • No tuition in most states, even for international students.
  • Many master’s programmes taught in English.
  • 18 months to look for work after graduating, in a strong market for engineers.

Admission

What a Jordanian applicant needs

Popular fields:Mechanical and electrical engineering, informatics, medicine, natural sciences

  1. 01

    Tawjihi alone usually leads to the preparatory year (Studienkolleg) and its assessment exam. A successful year at a Jordanian university can open direct entry in the same subject area.

  2. 02

    Applications mostly go through uni-assist, which evaluates certificates.

  3. 03

    Opening the blocked account is a condition for the visa.

Visas

Germany national student visa

A national visa applied for at the German embassy. Its core conditions are the blocked account and admission to a university or preparatory course.

Full steps and documents
Visa fee
€75
Proof of funds
Blocked account ≈ €11,904 (€992 a month)
Processing time
4 to 12 weeks after the appointment

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