Verpflichtungserklärung for German VISA

neckki

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Member since 29 August 2017

Würzburg, Bavaria

neckki

29 August 2017 16:14:00

neckki

29 August 2017 16:14:00

Würzburg, Bavaria

Hi, I am Necs and I am planning to move to Germany to Study. But I am in need of

Verpflichtungserklärung. Please I really help from anyone who can assist. I really don't mind paying for

it since it doesn't cost much.

Thanks

beppi

Germany - Singapore Expert

Member since 08 August 2010

World Citizen

Germany & Singapore Expert

beppi

30 August 2017 08:14:19

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beppi

30 August 2017 08:14:19

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World Citizen

A "Verpflichtungserklärung" is a legal document stating that the sponsor will pay for all expenses (incl. legal penalties and deportation costs if you do something wrong) you incur in Germany.
Nobody in his right mind (other than maybe a close friend or relative) would give you such a letter, even if you pay a lot.
You will have to find another method of getting a visa!

TominStuttgart

Germany Expert

Member since 19 March 2012

Stuttgart

TominStuttgart

31 August 2017 23:16:04

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TominStuttgart

31 August 2017 23:16:04

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Stuttgart

beppi wrote:
A "Verpflichtungserklärung" is a legal document stating that the sponsor will pay for all expenses (incl. legal penalties and deportation costs if you do something wrong) you incur in Germany.
Nobody in his right mind (other than maybe a close friend or relative) would give you such a letter, even if you pay a lot.
You will have to find another method of getting a visa!

Beppi is right. Nobody should sign such a legal decument unless they are a relative or have limitless finances and a close relationship. It is inapproriate to even ask people you don't know. Might as well as say; I want to win the next lottery, what are the 6 winning numbers?

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