Studying in Germany: Students or graduates of pure arts majors in China (such as piano, dance, painting, etc.) can apply for the pure arts applicant procedure of the review department. Students majoring in design or art-related education cannot apply for the pure art applicant process and can only enter the "general domestic applicant process". Fine arts applicants do not need to attend an interview because they must go to Germany to take the entrance exam for German universities. They can only apply for pure art majors in art academies or music schools in Germany. Such applicants must participate in the "General Domestic Applicant Procedure" if they wish to apply to other German institutions. The audit department will issue ten audit certificates to the applicant after the audit is completed.

To participate in the review process for fine art applicants, please fill in the application form of the review department and send it to the review department together with other necessary materials. For details of the materials that need to be submitted, please see the application instructions for fine arts. Please note: Submitted materials will be archived by the review department and will not be returned.

The processing fee for each application is RMB 500. Fees must be remitted to the audit department account via bank. The remittance number must be filled in on the review application form. The materials will not enter the processing program until the fees are paid.

Art middle school students can also apply to German art colleges or music schools. After receiving the admission examination invitation letter, the applicant should submit the relevant materials to the review department and attach a copy of the examination invitation letter. The review department will directly contact the relevant German institutions. The review department can also make appointments for visa interviews at the Beijing Embassy Visa Office for applicants within the jurisdiction of the Beijing Embassy based on the applicant's needs.

The audit department will contact the German institution and issue a "non-audit certificate", and the student can get a copy of the certificate