Germany Visa Services Resume in India
Germany is a European country with pure culture, history, and natural visit. Thus you should visit Germany at least once to enjoy a nice vacation, study or work.
Good news for tourists from India, the German visa application processing agencies in Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, and Bangalore is now accepting applications for visas in all Schengen types for fully vaccinated applicants. So if you have received the two doses of the corona vaccine, hurry up and apply if you wish to visit Germany as the slots are limited.
HS Consultants Education and Migration has collected all the information you need to know about this topic, so if you wish to visit, work or Study in Europe in 2021, read on and find out.
The Visas in the Schengen category
Following are the German Visas in the Schengen category
- Single-entry visa.
- Double-entry visa.
- Multiple-entry visa (1, 3, or 5 years).
- Limited territorial validity visas.
- National visas.
You can Ask our Europe Work Visa Consultant in India for all the details for these visa applications.
When you are putting in your details for the application form, you must also tick your purpose. We give you the following valid purposes here.
- Airport transit.
- Transit.
- Tourism.
- Visiting family or friends.
- Business.
- Official visit.
- Medical reasons.
- Study purposes.
- Cultural, sports, and film crews.
- Other.
Permissions for entering Germany
If you are entering Germany from India or non-EU countries, you can only enter Germany if:
- You are fully vaccinated.
- You are visiting the country for urgent work, or your role is essential, such as a doctor or part of the law enforcement agency.
Updated guidelines for vaccination certificates
First things first, you need to prove that you are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. For this, you need to show a certificate. These are the acceptable certificates.
- Two doses of BioNTech (Pfizer).
- Two doses of Moderna.
- Two doses of AstraZeneca (Covisheild).
- One dose of Covid-19 Vaccine Janssen.
- One dose of AstraZeneca plus one dose of BioNTech.
- One dose of AstraZeneca plus one dose of Moderna.
Please note that if you were infected with the coronavirus and have only received a single dose of vaccination, you should show a positive PCR test. Also, you must ensure that 14 days have passed after the second dose before applying for your visa. Also, we at HS Consultants Education & Migration strongly advise you to check for this information in your certificate. If any one of the points is missing, then either a technical error or your certificate is a fraud.
- Your full name and your birthday or passport no.
- The date when you received the vaccination and the number of doses you received.
- The name of the vaccine that you received.
- Name of the virus for which you got vaccinated (Covid).
- Your certificate should have the official seal of the certificate provider to show that he/she is the issuer of the certificate.
Please look at these extra guidelines.
- If you have not reached 12 and have not received the vaccine, you can show a PCR test or Antigen test certificate and enter Germany. However, a fully vaccinated mother, guardian, or father must accompany you at all times for safety reasons. You do not need these test certificates if you are under 6.
- You must be fluent in German, French, Italian, Spanish, or English. Please note that to show your proficiency in English, you need to show an IELTS score sheet with good marks. We provide intelligent IELTS Coaching so that you can pass your IELTS test on the first try with high marks. However, if you have completed your graduation in English, you don’t need IELTS. You also don’t need IELTS to visit or work in Germany.
- Printout of the certificate will work, but photos are not allowed.
- You must fill an online declaration and submit it along with the vaccination certificate.
Digital registration, testing, and quarantine requirements
Before entering Germany from India, which has been declared a Covid-19 risk area, you must register yourself at www.einreiseanmeldung.de. You must show a negative test result, a vaccination certificate, or a recovery certificate. Let us look into some details regarding these.
Negative test result: – You can show certificates such as PCR, or POC-PCR written in either English, German, French, Italian or Spanish. The date on the certificate must be no more than 72 days before entering Germany. You can also show a negative antigen rapid test result. Alternatively, it should be done no more than 48 hours before entering the country.
Vaccination: – You can show proof of vaccination in either German, English, Italian, French, or Spanish. It should be either digital or printed. Please ensure that a time of at least 14 days has passed after you received dose number 2.
Recovery: – For recovery, you can show a positive PCR test result carried out at least 28 days before visiting Germany but no more than six months previously.
Travel through Germany
If you are changing flights without exiting the airport’s international transit area, digital registration, proof of vaccination, quarantine regulations, or travel bans do not apply. These rules apply traveling from a place outside the Schengen area with a location outside the Schengen area. For example, when you are traveling from Delhi via Frankfurt to Buenos Aires. However, a negative test or proof of vaccination is a must in all air-travels.
Good news for tourists from India, the German Visa application processing agencies in Chennai, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Kochi, Kolkata, and Bangalore are now accepting applications for visas in all Schengen types for fully vaccinated applicants. So if you have received the two doses of the corona vaccine, hurry up and apply if you wish to visit Germany as the slots are limited.
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