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+ | # requires you to initially deposit a big sum that will cover your spending for half or a whole year. | ||
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For '''students''', some German banks have '''special offers'''. Besides, if you '''apply for a visa''', you might need a '''Blocked Account''' / ''Sperrkonto''. | For '''students''', some German banks have '''special offers'''. Besides, if you '''apply for a visa''', you might need a '''Blocked Account''' / ''Sperrkonto''. | ||
Revision as of 12:31, 7 August 2022
A blocked account (Sperrkonto) is a special type of bank account that
- requires you to initially deposit a big sum that will cover your spending for half or a whole year.
- then allows you to withdraw every month a part of it (1/6 or 1/12).
For students, some German banks have special offers. Besides, if you apply for a visa, you might need a Blocked Account / Sperrkonto.
Blocked Accounts (Sperrkonto)
A Sperrkonto is usually needed for a (student) visa application.
Overview and comparison of Fintiba, Expatrio and Coracle
Regular Student Bank Accounts
Open comparison in new window[1]
Notes