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ഇവ നിർബന്ധമായും കൊണ്ടുപോണം🤔💯 Ausbildung & Fsj Documents for Visa (Consulate) Interview Malayalam🇩🇪24

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Educational

Main ideas / lessons conveyed

  • The video lists the documents/papers required to carry to VFS for a German consulate-related visa/interview process (context mentioned: Ausbildung and possibly FSJ).
  • It emphasizes that documents must be in the correct language (mostly German) and that missing required items can lead to rejection.
  • It also notes that some documents may be mandatory or requested depending on the specific organization/college/plan—so applicants should bring everything they have and add any extra documents if requested.

Document checklist

Passport photo

  • Carry a passport-sized photo.
  • Background should be white.
  • When taking the photo, specify it is for VFS/VFC (the speaker repeatedly stresses using the “VFS/VFC” wording).

Motivation letter

  • Must be written in German.
  • Commonly expected to be about two pages.
  • Even if you submitted earlier versions (e.g., by email), carry a fresh motivation letter for the VFS appointment.

CV (Curriculum Vitae)

  • Must be in German.
  • The CV is separate from the motivation letter—don’t confuse the two.
  • Bring a new/updated CV for VFS.

Application / contract-related documents (“FETRAG” / contract)

  • Carry the FETRAG (described as mandatory).
  • Also carry the contract from the placement/college/training location.
  • The speaker notes these are provided by the organization, but you must bring them to VFS.

Aadhaar card (India)

  • Obtain a copy via the Aadhaar website.
  • Use the phone number used earlier; receive an OTP.
  • After OTP verification, download the Aadhaar and carry it.

Proof of German course / exams (language certificate support)

  • Provide proof of which modules were passed (the speaker mentions examples like “four modules” / “two modules” and advises matching what you actually passed).
  • Bring the Goethe exam certificate(s) you received for going to Germany.
  • Bring as many language-related certificates as you have.

Police clearance certificate

  • Carry a police clearance certificate (the speaker implies “both of these certificates,” indicating it must be included—wording suggests there may be more than one entry, but the main requirement is the document).

Travel insurance

  • Carry travel insurance documentation.

Vaccination / booster certificates (COVID)

  • Provide certificates for two boosters and two vaccinations.
  • Carry proof/certificates for both boosters and both vaccinations.

Additional youth-related certificate

  • The speaker mentions another certificate obtained “when we were young.”
  • It may be requested by some organizations.
  • If asked, submit it; otherwise it may not be necessarily mandatory.

Birth certificate

  • Described as mandatory regardless of which organization you apply to.

Educational qualification documents

Provide certificates for:

  • 10+2 (and supporting certificates as applicable)
  • Master’s degree
  • Everything you studied

Marriage certificate (if applicable)

  • If married, carry the marriage certificate.
  • Reason: the spouse’s name appears in the passport, so marriage must be proven.

Passport copy

  • Carry a copy of the passport in A4 size.

Speaker(s) / sources featured

  • Single speaker / channel narrator (the video’s host/creator). No other named speakers or organizations are explicitly identified in the subtitles.

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