Your bridge to studying in Germany and Italy
A free, step-by-step guide for Lebanese students: documents, visa, blocked account, and everything in between.
BEY
Beirut
EUR
Europe
Passenger
Lebanese student
To
Europe
- 100% free
- No paid courses
- Built by students who did it
- Germany & Italy
- Arabic & English
- Step-by-step guide
- Visa to enrollment
- No sign-up needed
- Always up to date
- 100% free
- No paid courses
- Built by students who did it
- Germany & Italy
- Arabic & English
- Step-by-step guide
- Visa to enrollment
- No sign-up needed
- Always up to date
- 100% free
- No paid courses
- Built by students who did it
- Germany & Italy
- Arabic & English
- Step-by-step guide
- Visa to enrollment
- No sign-up needed
- Always up to date
- 100% free
- No paid courses
- Built by students who did it
- Germany & Italy
- Arabic & English
- Step-by-step guide
- Visa to enrollment
- No sign-up needed
- Always up to date
Choose your path
Two destinations, one clear roadmap for each.
Germany
The Sprachkurs language-course visa, university degrees, and Ausbildung — visa, Sperrkonto, and uni-assist explained.
- Steps
- 8–10
- Timeline
- ~6 months
- Funds
- €11,904
Italy
University admission via Universitaly, dichiarazione di valore, pre-enrollment, and the student visa.
- Steps
- 8
- Timeline
- ~4 months
- Funds
- €10,179/yr
How it works
Three steps from where you are to where you want to study.
- 01
Pick your track
Choose Germany or Italy, then university or Ausbildung. Each path has its own complete roadmap.
- 02
Follow the step-by-step guide
Every step lists the exact documents, common mistakes, tips, and how long it takes.
- 03
Ask and join the community
Search real questions from other Lebanese students, or ask your own and join the WhatsApp group.
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