Student Blocked Account
Need a Sperrkonto for your visa? We guide you step by step through opening and managing your blocked account in Germany.
Africa Community – Your trusted partner for financial guidance, insurance advice and property financing for people of African heritage in Germany.
Expert financial services tailored to the African community in Germany.
We help you navigate the German mortgage system (Baufinanzierung) – from your first consultation to signing the contract for your new home.
Get clear, honest advice on health insurance, personal liability, household contents and all essential coverage you need in Germany.
One-on-one consultations in a familiar atmosphere – we understand your background and guide you through Germany's financial landscape.
Practical financial knowledge to help you build a secure future in Germany.
Need a Sperrkonto for your visa? We guide you step by step through opening and managing your blocked account in Germany.
Understand how credit scoring works in Germany, how to build your credit history, and find the right loan for your needs.
Learn the basics of saving accounts, ETFs and investment strategies – explained simply and tailored for newcomers to Germany.
Essential financial topics to help you settle and thrive in Germany.
Public vs. private health insurance, personal liability coverage and why these are mandatory or strongly recommended in Germany.
From saving for a deposit to comparing mortgage rates – we walk you through every step of buying property in Germany.
Budgeting, tax basics, retirement planning (Rente) and building an emergency fund – the financial foundations you need.
Essential coverage and financial tools for students, au pairs, and visa applicants settling in Germany.
Planning to study or take a language course in Germany? You'll need a blocked account (Sperrkonto) and mandatory health insurance as part of your visa requirements. Expatrio offers both in one convenient package.
A blocked account is required when no Declaration of Commitment (Verpflichtungserklärung) has been issued by a resident, company, family member, or friend in Germany.
However, even if a Declaration of Commitment exists, compulsory health insurance is always required — for students, language learners, au pairs, and all other visa types.