How to get a Germany visa from Rwanda

• Invitation letter with the address and phone number from family member or sponsor – if applicable
• Bank statement of the last 6 months
• Passport copies

• The student visa is for students who aim to study in a German learning institution.
• Admission letter from institution of study.
• Proof of accommodation
• All documents submitted for this visa application must contain original and 2 clear photocopies for application.
• Documentation showing that you've been accepted into an institution in Germany is required.
• You'll also need to show proof that you satisfy the conditions for access to studying in Germany. This proof could be academic results or previously obtained learning certificates.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with a minimum coverage of 30,000 covering any medical emergency for the duration of their stay.
• A medical certificate stating you don’t carry any diseases that may endanger public health (such as TB, diseases that require quarantine and other infectious diseases) is also required.
• Proof of financial sustenance for the entire stay in Germany is needed. This proof could be a valid scholarship offer, recent bank statement from your sponsor or guardian, letter attesting sponsorship and a valid ID of your sponsor.
• Medical certificate issued not more than 6 months to the date of application is important for this application.
• A certificate of good conduct not more than 6 months to the date of the application is required to show you've not been convicted for any crimes.
• For minors, a letter of authorization signed by both parents and the original copy of your birth certificate should be presented.
• It is legal to work in Germany with a student visa, but students are restricted to the number of days they can work. This means that you can work 120 full days each year or 240 half days. (If you take a job as a student assistant or research assistant at your university, it might not be a problem to exceed the 120-day limit.
• It will be necessary for you to learn the German language seeing that the language of instruction at most universities in Germany is German. All students undertaking a German-taught program will need to be able to demonstrate a firm knowledge of the language, either by means of a language test result or by taking a preparatory course.
  

• Invitation letter from the German company you will be visiting and their detailed address accompanied with the dates of your visit
• A certificate from your employer stating/allowing your business travel
• If there were previous trade relations between the two companies, proof of such events must be provided
• Business bank statement of the latest 6 months
• Memorandum and Article of Association in original certified copy (registered with joint stock companies) Trade License (first issued and present renewal), Proprietorship/Partnership documents
• Regarding the applicant’s expenses during stay in the Schengen zone, either the employer or the partner company must state coverage of expenses on the letter or invitation.
• if you are going for religious or crew/television purposes, you will need to provide: invitation letter from the above-mentioned authorities with details upon the nature of events or activities – purpose of visit , expense coverage
• Names of the applicants (crew members)
• Duration of stay
• Travel itinerary

• The official copy of invitation
• Identity of applicant
• Purpose of journey (negotiations, meetings, event by intergovernmental organizations, consultations)
• Duration of stay
• Valid evidence of accommodation. This could be either hotel bookings or home address

• A local medical report
• A medical attestation from the hospital or doctor in Germany, confirming the date of your appointment as well as your medical situation
• Payment receipt of medical fees

• If you want to have a nice time in Germany without spending too much, then plan on bringing 100 euros per day, including accommodations costs. This should cover food, attractions, minor shopping and some additional entertainment, and it's likely you'll have money left over each day
  

No, you are only allowed to carry grains and packaged foods