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Germany Study visa from Kenya

The Germany Study visa application fee is €75, about KES 11,400 at today's rate. Applications from Kenya go to the German Embassy Nairobi.

Information, not immigration advice. This page summarises what governments publish for applicants from Kenya. Confirm every figure on the official pages before you pay or apply.

Last checked 27 Oct 2026

Costs in KES

Official amounts, converted at the rate of 27 Oct 2026 (£1 = KES 174). Banks and card providers use different rates, so allow a margin.

Germany Study visa costs in KES
ItemOfficial amountAbout in KES
Blocked account, per year€11,904KES 1,810,000
Blocked account, per month€992KES 151,000
Visa fee€75KES 11,400

All Study visa figures, with sources and family costs

Applying from Kenya

Where
German Embassy Nairobi
How it works
Study, vocational training, skilled-worker and Blue Card applications are submitted at TLScontact after booking there (service fee €28.50, paid in shillings). The Opportunity Card can only be applied for online on the Consular Services Portal.
Service provider
TLScontact
Agents
The embassy warns about commercial visa agencies; applications, checklists and appointments are free.

From the mission's visa pages (checked 29 Oct 2026). Procedures differ by visa category, so read the page for yours.

Requirements at a glance

These apply to everyone, wherever they apply from.

  • Admission from a German university
  • A blocked account of €11,904 for the year (€992 a month)
  • Health insurance; statutory student cover is a monthly cost
  • Proof of the language your course is taught in (German or English)
  • An APS certificate for applicants from India
  • Visa fee of €75
Check your profile against these rules

Checking a recruiter in Kenya

Recruitment agencies in Kenya are licensed by the National Employment Authority (NEA) check. Check an agency there before you pay it.

Sources

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Study visa from other countries

Before you pay anyone

  • Nobody can guarantee a visa. Only the government of the country you apply to decides.
  • UK employers must not charge you for a Certificate of Sponsorship.
  • German missions say you don't need an agent to get a visa appointment.
  • Check any adviser or recruitment agent on an official register before you pay.
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