Fintiba | Blocked Account
Secure your finances in Germany hassle free
What is a blocked account?
A blocked account is a special account where the required funds are deposited in advance. The money is not available all at once; instead, a fixed monthly amount is released after the student arrives in Germany. This system helps German authorities confirm that the student can support themselves financially.
Why is it important?
The blocked account is one of the most common and accepted ways to prove financial means for a German student visa. Without it, many students cannot complete their visa application.
Who can open it?
Students under 18 must have the account opened by a parent.
Students aged 18 and above can open the account themselves.
In both cases, the student must eventually have full access to the account.
How Laghbani Consulting Helps?
Laghbani Consulting supports students through the entire blocked account process. We take care of the setup, guide you through the required steps, and make sure everything is completed correctly and on time. From the initial application to the final activation, we handle the process so students can focus on preparing for their studies in Germany.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A blocked account is a special account used to prove that a student has enough financial means to live in Germany.
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A parent must open the account on behalf of the student.
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No, each student needs a separate blocked account and have it registered by a different parent
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Students applying from Egypt may need to provide additional documents, including parent contact details and passport or national ID documents, depending on the transfer method.
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They should update their German address, German phone number, and upload their visa copy in the Fintiba account.