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- 4 min readGermanyStudyingGermany: where an application actually startsAn application to a German university starts with your school certificate, not with the choice of programme: the answer decides whether you apply to a university directly or to a preparatory course first. Here is the order of steps and which source answers what.Verified10/08/2026study-in-germany.deOfficial source
- 3 min readPolandStudyingPoland: where the official answers livePoland has a state portal for international candidates and a state agency responsible for scholarships and recognition of qualifications. Here is what each publishes, and why the application still goes to the university itself.Verified10/04/2026study.gov.plOfficial source
- 3 min readFranceStudyingFrance: where the official answers liveFrance has an official operator for the admission of international students and a state portal covering every administrative procedure. The first answers for admission, the second for everything that begins after arrival.Verified10/04/2026campusfrance.orgOfficial source
- 3 min readRomaniaStudyingRomania: where the official answers liveIn Romania the ministry answers for studies, while a separate national centre answers for the recognition of foreign documents. For a candidate from Moldova those are two different addresses and two different sets of papers.Verified10/04/2026edu.roOfficial source
- 3 min readItalyStudyingItaly: where the official answers liveApplying to an Italian university goes through one state portal, and school-leaving qualifications are recognised under an international convention. Here is which source answers what, and how to check a requirement without relying on summaries.Verified10/04/2026universitaly.itOfficial source
- 4 min readGermanyStudyingGermany: where the official information livesWhich German institutions publish what, and which portal to trust for each question.Verified07/31/2026study-in-germany.deOfficial source
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