Expatrio Blog

Moving to Germany is a new adventure for those who come to study or work in the country. Like any big step in life, many questions arise at that moment. Expatrio is here not only to help you with blocked account, health insurance and other visa proceedings, but also to provide you tips and insights on how to make the most of your experience.

On the Expatrio Blog you will find stories from like-minded people that relocated to Germany to study and to work. We will also share news about Expatrio and give you insights about our daily work.

Studies 26 March 2020

10 steps for a successful application at German universities for Indian Applicants

Expatrio has partnered with GermanyUni, a consulting firm in the international education sector, to provide you the essential steps Indian students must take when applying for a German university.

Institutional Studies 4 February 2020

All you need to know about DeGiS scholarship and the scholars

Less than half a year ago we shared with you the news that Expatrio became one of the founding partners of DeGiS - Deutsche Gesellschaft internationaler Studierender.

Institutional Studies 3 February 2020

Parliamentary inquiry on international students in Germany

Let’s investigate the reasons why 38% of international students arrive in Germany after the semester started. What can we do to change it?

Studies 20 November 2019

What is Life Like After Studying for Those Who Stay in Germany?

When you study for a degree, it's only natural to think ahead and plan the next few years after graduation.

Institutional Studies 7 November 2019

ICEF 2019 Berlin: Expatrio’s Experiences and Insights

This year one of the biggest educational fairs in the word, ICEF Berlin, is celebrating its 25th birthday and Expatrio was one of its participants.

Studies Work 12 September 2019

How to Find a Job as a Student in Germany

Whilst we'd all love to be able to focus solely on our studies, many students find it necessary to take on some part-time work alongside their university course. It's essential for students in Germany to find a flexible job that they can balance with their studies.