Living
in Munich
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location, right in the centre of Munich, means that our students have
the advantage of studying in one of the most popular destinations in
Europe.
After
Berlin and Hamburg, Munich is the third largest city in Germany (with
1.3 million inhabitants). The city is steeped in old world charm, with
a myriad of medieval landmarks, theatres and museums.
However,
it is not just the city itself but also its location (within easy
reach of the Alps and other exciting European capital cities) that
makes Munich so attractive. That means that during your time in
Germany, you not only get to experience Munich but you can explore the
highlights of Europe
The
following provides some general information with regard to living in
Germany. For more detailed information or further assistance, please
contact the Globe Business College Munich
administration office
Student
Visas
Non-European
citizens are required to have a visa for studying in Germany. Detailed
information on same can be obtained from the local German Embassy or
Consulate. As evidence of enrolment is required by the government
before visa procedures are started, it is advisable for non-European
students to apply early to the GBCM.
Residence
Permits
Foreign
students are required to register with the local foreign office and
obtain an official residence permit for the duration of their studies
in Germany.
Cost
of Living and Accommodation
The
average cost of student housing in Munich is 400-700 euros. Where
required, the GBCM can provide a list of agents in Munich for those
seeking accommodation. In addition, housing can be organised
through college students who are about to graduate and hence are looking
for individuals to take over their accommodation. For further details,
please contact our administration department.
Health
Insurance
As
health insurance is mandatory in all European countries, students are
required to ensure that they have sufficient health coverage for the
duration of their stay in Germany.
Entertainment
Munich
is an exciting and vibrant city, with lots to do both culturally and
socially. The GBCM provides a list of websites and sources for
students on arrival that provide information on the key attractions
and events in the city throughout the year.
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