German Student Visa
The conventional route: a Bachelor's or Master's place at a German university, with the blocked account and document equivalence handled properly.
Study abroad, guided properly
We help Bangladeshi students choose a course that fits, build an application that holds up, and arrive prepared — from first conversation to first lecture.
Most students do not fail on grades. They fail on paperwork, timing and the wrong course choice. Here is how we fix that.
A sample of the 12 institutions in our current lists. Your own shortlist is built around your result, your budget and your subject — not around this row.
Our specialism
Alongside the standard student visa, Fly Wise handles Ausbildung — Germany's paid dual training system — and the visa that lets you search for a training place from inside the country. Very few consultancies in Chattogram do this properly.
The conventional route: a Bachelor's or Master's place at a German university, with the blocked account and document equivalence handled properly.
Train inside a German company and earn a monthly salary while you qualify. No tuition fee, and a recognised qualification at the end.
A visa that lets you travel to Germany and look for a training place from inside the country, instead of applying from Bangladesh.
Where you can go
Cost, course length and post-study work rights differ sharply between them. We work with 28 countries and will tell you plainly when one is a poor fit for your profile.

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Tell us your result, your budget and when you want to start. We will come back with the two or three that actually work.
Where you can study
A shortlist is built around your profile, not around one list. These are some of the institutions our students go to.

Manchester, United Kingdom
A large research-intensive university in northern England with strong engineering, business and life sciences faculties.

Leeds, United Kingdom
A broad research university with well-regarded business, engineering and media programmes and a large international intake.

Coventry, United Kingdom
A career-focused university with strong industry links, placement years and comparatively accessible entry requirements.

London, United Kingdom
A Russell Group member in east London with particular strength in law, medicine and computer science.

Melbourne, Australia
Australia's oldest university in Victoria, research-intensive and highly selective across most faculties.

Melbourne, Australia
A large multi-campus university with wide postgraduate choice in engineering, IT, business and pharmacy.

Melbourne, Australia
A technology and design focused university in central Melbourne with strong vocational and industry ties.

Toronto, Canada
Canada's largest research university, highly selective, with exceptional depth in computer science and engineering.

Vancouver, Canada
A research-intensive university in Vancouver with strong forestry, engineering and business faculties.

Tempe, United States
A large public university with wide programme choice, accessible entry and substantial international enrolment.

West Lafayette, United States
A public research university with an outstanding reputation in engineering, aviation and agriculture.

Munich, Germany
Germany's leading technical university, with no tuition fee for most programmes and a strong English-taught master's catalogue.
What you can study
Entry requirements and intakes differ by university. We confirm both for every course on your shortlist before you apply.
A conversion-friendly master's covering algorithms, systems and machine learning, open to graduates from adjacent disciplines.
Intakes: January, September
Statistics, machine learning and large-scale data engineering, with an industry-linked dissertation.
Intakes: September
Strategy, cross-border operations and international finance for graduates moving into management roles.
Intakes: January, September
Specialist legal study in public international, commercial or human rights law for law graduates.
Intakes: September
A two-year master's open to graduates from any discipline, with specialisations in cloud, security and AI.
Intakes: February, July
A professionally accredited engineering master's across civil, mechanical, electrical and software streams.
Intakes: February, July
Applied analytics bridging business strategy and technical data work.
Intakes: February, July
Professional pharmacy qualification leading to registration pathways in Australia.
Intakes: February
Research-oriented graduate study with supervisor matching and funding potential.
Intakes: September
A full-time MBA with work-experience requirements and recruitment access across North America.
Intakes: September
Graduate electrical engineering with STEM OPT eligibility and assistantship opportunities.
Intakes: Spring, Fall
English-taught engineering master's at a leading technical university with no tuition fee.
Intakes: Winter semester
Accredited undergraduate engineering with an optional placement year in industry.
Intakes: September
Four-year accredited undergraduate engineering with co-op work terms.
Intakes: September
Four-year undergraduate computer science with broad elective choice and internship support.
Intakes: Fall
In their words
4.8
4.833333333333333 out of 5Average of the 6 reviews shown here
I had been rejected once before I came to Fly Wise. They found the actual problem in twenty minutes — my statement never explained why that specific course. The reapplication went through.
What I valued most was being told no. They talked me out of two universities I was set on because the course content did not match what I wanted to do afterwards. They were right.
The blocked account and document equivalence process for Germany is genuinely difficult. Having someone who had done it many times before made the difference between filing on time and missing the intake.
They prepared me for the visa interview with three mock sessions. The real one felt routine by comparison. I also got help opening a bank account in my first week, which I had not expected.
I did not know Ausbildung existed until I walked into their office. I am being paid while I train, and I did not pay a single tuition fee. They were honest that the German language year would be hard, and it was.
Four other agencies told me my CGPA was fine for Canada. Fly Wise told me it was not, and showed me why on paper. Hungary was the right call and I would not have found it on my own.
We built Fly Wise because too many students were being sent wherever the commission was highest. If a country or a course is wrong for you, we will say so, even when it costs us the file.
Before you ask
Yes. The first consultation covers profile review, realistic destination options and an outline of costs, at no charge and with no obligation to proceed.
It depends on the country and the individual course. Most taught master's programmes ask for an overall 6.5 with no band below 6.0, but some professional and clinical courses require 7.0 or higher. We confirm the exact requirement for every university on your shortlist before you book the test.
Each destination sets its own threshold, usually covering one year of tuition plus living costs, and the funds must normally be held for a defined period before you apply. The amount and the holding period both change, so we check the current rule for your destination at the time you file rather than relying on last year's figure.
In most destinations yes, with limits on hours during term time and more freedom during scheduled breaks. Treat part-time work as a way to cover some living costs, not tuition — visa applications are assessed on your ability to fund your studies without working.
Twelve months before your intended intake is comfortable, nine months is workable, and six months is tight but possible for some destinations. Scholarship deadlines usually fall far earlier than admission deadlines, so starting early widens your funding options considerably.
We review the refusal notice with you to establish the precise ground, then advise whether to appeal, reapply with corrected documentation, or defer to the next intake. Many refusals are documentation issues rather than judgements about your eligibility.
No, and you should be cautious of any consultancy that does. Admission decisions rest with universities and visa decisions with immigration authorities. What we can do is make sure your application is complete, accurate, well argued and submitted on time.
Often, yes. Foundation programmes, pre-master's courses and universities with flexible entry criteria exist for exactly this situation. We will be straightforward with you about which destinations remain realistic and which do not.
Free, no obligation
Tell us where you are in the process. We will come back with realistic destinations, an honest view of your profile and what the whole thing is likely to cost — before you commit to anything.