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Moondo
Consulting for the journey from Tunisia to Germany

Your path to Germany – clearly planned and personally supported.

We support prospective students, skilled professionals and apprenticeship candidates from Tunisia at every step – from the first consultation through visa preparation to your arrival in Germany.

Consultations take place online via video call – Moondo is based in Munich.

Four paths

Which path is right for you?

  • Studies & study preparation
  • Opportunity Card
  • Apprenticeship search
  • German courses A1–C1

Online consulting · Based in Munich

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Choose your topic and find an appointment for your initial consultation right away.

Your consultation

  • Studying in Germany
  • Opportunity Card
  • Apprenticeship
  • Language courses & exams

The consultation takes place online. You will receive the video link by email after booking.

Request an appointment

Online appointment booking is currently being set up. Write to us – we will get back to you as soon as possible with proposed dates for your free initial consultation.

Or write to us directly at contact@moon-do.com

Our services

Tailored support for your individual path to Germany.

Your path to Germany

A structured, transparent process – we support you at every point.

Explained in 60 seconds

Step 1 of 7

Consultation & strategy

In the initial consultation we clarify your goals and define the right path – studies, Opportunity Card or apprenticeship.

  1. Step 1

    Consultation & strategy

    In the initial consultation we clarify your goals and define the right path – studies, Opportunity Card or apprenticeship.

  2. Step 2

    Learn German

    You learn German in Tunisia – flexibly online, with preparation for recognised exams.

  3. Step 3

    Prepare the documents

    We prepare your file with you and support you with enrolling at a language school or university and with the health insurance, depending on your path. Legalisations and translations are up to you – we tell you exactly which ones you need.

  4. Step 4

    Document check (DIPLO)

    Your documents are submitted digitally to the German Embassy and reviewed.

  5. Step 5

    TLS appointment

    At the in-person appointment at TLScontact you submit your biometric data and present your original documents – they are not handed over. We prepare you for it.

  6. Step 6

    Visa

    The embassy decides on your application. We keep an eye on the status and keep you informed.

  7. Step 7

    Arrival & settling in

    We are there for you after arrival too: address registration, bank account, health insurance and orientation in Germany.

Consulting by video call: a person talks to her advisor on a laptop.

5 paths

Study preparation, studies, Opportunity Card, apprenticeship, language course

3 languages

Consulting in German, French and English

100% online

Consulting via video call – wherever you are

Munich

Based in Germany

We build bridges between Tunisia and Germany.

Moondo was founded by managing directors who live in Germany and know the journey from Tunisia to Germany from their own experience – including all the bureaucratic hurdles.

Our team supports you in a structured and transparent way: from preparing your visa application to your first steps after arrival.

Get to know us

Frequently asked questions

How does the blocked account for the study visa work?

For the first year you must prove EUR 11,904 in a blocked account in Germany. After arrival, the money is not released all at once but paid out to your German current account in monthly instalments of EUR 992. As an alternative to the blocked account, a formal declaration of commitment under Sections 66–68 of the Residence Act is possible, whereby a person in Germany covers the costs of your stay.

What is TLScontact and what happens at the appointment?

TLScontact is the external service provider through which the German Embassy in Tunis accepts study-related visa applications. At the in-person appointment you hand in your complete documents (original plus a clearly legible copy of each, without staples or paper clips) and your biometric data – fingerprints and a photo – are recorded. Also bring the VIDEX printouts with barcodes.

What is the difference between a university and a Hochschule (university of applied sciences)?

Universities are more research-oriented, while universities of applied sciences (Hochschulen/HAW) are more practice-oriented. The study structure also often differs: at universities the bachelor's usually takes 6 semesters and the master's 4, while at universities of applied sciences it is often 7 plus 3 semesters – 10 semesters in total either way. Both degrees are recognised as equivalent.

What is the Chancenkarte (Opportunity Card) and what does it allow me to do in Germany?

The Chancenkarte (Sections 20a and 20b of the German Residence Act, introduced on 1 June 2024) allows you to come to Germany for up to one year to look for a job or pursue qualification-recognition measures. During this time you may take on secondary employment of up to 20 hours per week and complete trial work periods. There is no guarantee of finding a job – the Chancenkarte only provides the legal framework for the search.

What do I need to do first after arriving in Germany?

The most important first step is registering your address at the Bürgeramt or town hall of your city – generally within two weeks of moving in. You will need your passport with the visa and the landlord's confirmation of residence. The registration certificate is then required for almost everything else, such as opening a bank account and obtaining your residence permit. Moondo accompanies you through this step as part of our after-arrival services.

Ready for your path to Germany?

Book your initial consultation now – we will answer your questions personally.

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