Lazi Akademie

Uni-Assist profiles usually remain active for a certain period. However, it's always best to check the current information based on the semester you're applying for and the university's requirements. Generally, you can update and reuse your old profile, but you might need to re-enter some information or update documents for a new application period. Since Lazi Akademie is not a Uni-Assist member, it's important to check the current information directly on the academy's own application portal.

For ZAB (Zentralstelle für ausländisches Bildungswesen) recognition applications, notarized copies of documents or documents with barcodes obtained via e-government are generally accepted. However, in some cases, scanned versions of original documents might also be requested. A passport is frequently required for identity verification. Before applying, it's essential to thoroughly review the current requirements list on ZAB's official website and check if there are any specific conditions for your 'international trade and logistics bachelor's' degree.

Generally, to be admitted to a Studienkolleg (preparatory course) in Germany, you need to receive conditional admission (bedingte Zulassung) from a university. This conditional admission indicates that you can study at the respective university if you successfully complete the Studienkolleg. Since Lazi Akademie only offers master's programs, undergraduate-level preparation (Studienkolleg) is not applicable for this academy. For master's degrees, language proficiency is usually required, and you are expected to prove your language skills directly through language courses or TestDaF/DSH exams, rather than a preparatory course (Studienkolleg).

The AT11 document is typically required as proof of your legal residency and student status in Germany. To obtain this document, you usually need to be enrolled in a university or at least have been admitted to one. It might not always be possible to get the AT11 document with just a language course registration, as this document is often used to confirm your student status for matters like student health insurance. It's advisable to get the most accurate information from the relevant institution you are applying to (e.g., health insurance company or Ausländerbehörde, the Foreigners' Office).

In Germany, 'Anmeldung' (registration of residence) is a legal requirement and is generally expected to be completed before you start work. Long appointment waiting times are unfortunately a common issue. Here are some things you can do:

• Check Different Municipalities: If you've just moved and are in a large city, you might sometimes find earlier appointments in neighboring district municipalities.
• Continuously Check Online Appointment Systems: Instant openings can appear due to canceled appointments.
• Talk to Your Employer: Explain the situation to your employer. Some employers might offer a temporary solution or try to help you if you show them your appointment confirmation.
• State Your Urgency: In some municipalities, there might be an option to request a special application or an earlier appointment for urgent cases (e.g., the necessity to start work).