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Studying is costly, especially abroad. Many students live sparingly, but this is often not enough to have money left over at the end of the month. So what should you do if your parents' support or your home country's student grants are insufficient? Then you need an alternative source of income.
Care Concept Scholarship
With the Care Care Concept Welcome to Germany Scholarship and the Care Concept Welcome to Austria Scholarship, we support you with 300 euros per month for 6 months! The scholarship is awarded to international students who come to Germany or Austria during their studies.
Would you like to apply for our scholarship? Then you should ideally be active on social media and enjoy vlogging! It doesn’t matter if it’s Instagram or TikTok - the main thing is that you feel comfortable and have fun! Above-average grades are not important to us.
Apply now for the matching scholarship for you!
What do you have to do for the scholarship? We want our subscribers and customers to benefit from your experience. That's why you should be willing to provide a vlog about your time in Germany once a month, as well as three short video sequences for our Instagram story. We will then publish your vlog on our Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and website.
You can find all information about the application here: Care Concept Scholarship
Gain experience, learn German and earn money - a part-time job 
A part-time job is a good way for most students to increase their monthly budget. For jobs in gastronomy, sales or as a working student in a company, this also gives you the opportunity to use and improve your new German skills. You will gain work experience during your studies, which you can include on your resume. You can find information about open positions on your university’s job portal or well-known portals such as www.studentjob.de or www.jobmensa.de.
Caution: As a student from another European Union member country, you are allowed to work a maximum of 20 hours per week per semester in Germany. During the semester breaks, more hours per week are possible. International students who do not come from the EU must make sure that they work a maximum of 120 full days or 240 half days (a half day = 4 hours) per year in Germany. This restriction does not only apply to research or student assistants. Additional information can be obtained from the Foreign Registration Office or the Unemployment Office. Information on the regulations regarding working as a student can be found here.
Financial support for your studies in Germany Life in Germany is not cheap – for example for rent, groceries or even travel expenses — but there are financial aid options for students. You can often apply for financial help or student loans in your home country, which are also valid for your period of study in Germany. The conditions vary, and the financial aid (loans) usually has to be paid back in full or in part after your studies. On the website of the German Academic Exchange Services (DAAD) you will find many other funding opportunities. Within Europe, ERASMUS also offers support of around 300 euros per month, which does not have to be paid back.
Health insurance for scholarship holders
As a scholarship holder, you always need health insurance in Germany. Even if you only spend part of your studies in Germany, German health insurance coverage for scholarship holders is mandatory. Otherwise, you have no protection if you fall ill or have an accident here.
It’s quite simple to find your health insurance coverage for scholarship holders: just enter a few details about yourself in our plan finder, and you will be offered a health insurance plan for scholarship holders that suits your needs. Even if you are studying without a scholarship, are a language school participant or completing an internship, we have the right health insurance coverage for you.
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