Will I be granted the Schengen visa if an affidavit of financial support is written by a student working in Germany?

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Depends on her financial circumstances. Being a student does not disqualify her, but a typical student could not afford to pay for your support.

If you look at this question and this question, there is an example how the city administration wanted the sponsor to post a bond because her income seemed too low.


Follow-up: The Verpflichtungserklärung covers not just the planned cost of your stay but also the unplanned costs for German government agencies if you can't or won't return home on schedule. So the planned length of stay does not matter. €700 a month does not leave much disposable income.

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Having €700 a month will not qualify her for a affidavit (Verpflichtungserklärung), unless she has a couple of thousand on her desposit. It is required to have an income of at least ~1300€ (depends on local authorities. It's 1479€ in Konstanz and 1290€ in Lippstadt). But 700€ monthly will not be enough.

However she can make an invitation without financial obligations. In this case it's you who must prove having enough money for the whole period of stay.

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