Expatrio - Study in Germany
Expatrio Global Services GmbH
4.5 ★
246 ratings
Free
With this app, you can manage your blocked account, health insurance, and study applications in one platform. Includes features for tracking application status, exploring accommodations, and finding job opportunities in Germany.
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 4.5. Trustworthiness 84 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 22 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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4.5
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
83%
4 star
4%
3 star
3%
2 star
0%
1 star
9%
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Low review manipulation risk
22% review manipulation risk
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Credible reviews
84% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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High user satisfaction
83% of sampled ratings are 5 stars
About Expatrio - Study in Germany
Features of the Expatrio app include:
- Manage your German blocked account and health insurance required for your German visa application at any time
- Navigate through thousands of English-taught courses at German universities
- Submit, manage, and track your applications for German universities in one place
- Find out your eligibility to study in Germany
- Look up accommodations in any German city suitable for your budget
- Explore job opportunities in Germany based on your level of experience
Let the Expatrio app help you manage and organize everything you need before and after arriving in Germany.
Your privacy matters.
Learn more about how we handle personal data:
[https://www.expatrio.com/privacy-policy](https://www.expatrio.com/privacy-policy)
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Reviews for Expatrio - Study in Germany
Tesfagabir M.
Beware future students & sponsors before using Expatrio for blocked account
I am writing this review as a warning to any family member, parent, or sponsor planning to fund a student's blocked account through Expatrio. My experience with this company has been deeply unprofessional, financially draining, and psychologically exhausting. I transferred over €12,000 to support my sibling’s education in Germany. The funding process was dangerously easy—they accepted my money instantly without a single question. However, getting that money refunded has become a month-long nightmare of incompetence. The "Bait and Switch" Experience: Expatrio is happy to take third-party funds (via Wise/Wells Fargo) to open an account, but when it comes time to refund that exact same money to the original source, they suddenly feign blindness. Why This Has Been Torture: For over 30 days, my sibling and I have been battling their support team to simply return my own money to me. * Forensic Proof Ignored: I have provided a complete, verifiable audit trail. I submitted my Wells Fargo bank statements side-by-side with the Wise transfer receipts. The dates match exactly. The amounts ($3,000 per transaction) match exactly. My name and address are on both documents. * Incompetent Review Process: Despite providing a "1:1 correlation" where I even highlighted the specific line items in yellow, their team repeatedly replies with generic copy-paste rejections claiming "insufficient documents" or that "references don't match." It feels like no one is actually reading the files we upload. * Gaslighting: They keep telling us to "refund to the student's personal account for simplicity," completely ignoring our repeated explanations that this is not an option for us. The Bottom Line: This company operates with a double standard: Zero scrutiny when taking your money, maximum obstruction when returning it. We are not asking for a favor; we are asking for them to read standard financial documents (Bank Statement + Transfer Receipt) that prove the money came from me. If you are a parent or sibling funding a student, do not use Expatrio. They will hold your significant capital hostage behind a wall of robotic support emails. We are now facing severe financial strain because they refuse to acknowledge plain evidence. To Expatrio Management: Review case. Stop hiding behind "insufficient docs" and look at the evidence provided. Release my funds.
Bennettfamily
The worst service ever
When I was getting ready to move to Germany, this seemed like the perfect choice. I have had nothing but issues with them since I activated my account. For starters: THERE ARE NO HUMANS TO TALK TO. You have to send an email and then wait forever. There’s no emergency number when something unexpected, hard to explain, or confusing to put into a question comes up. It took them a month to actually grant me access to my funds. Now I’m at the end of my stay in Germany, and they automatically closed my account because they paid out all of the scheduled payments. I wasn’t worried about it because the notification said I could keep using my card like normal as long as there were funds available. They said they would charge 5 euros a month as a maintenance fee, or that I could extend my account, and that seemed fair, so I left it alone. I didn’t need to extend it. I had a little over 2k left in my account to cover my expenses until I moved. They closed my account in September. By October, I had 10 euros in my account as a buffer and absolutely no sign as to where the rest of my money went. I went to the chat bot for help (because you can’t call and emailing takes days and sometimes weeks), and it also was completely NOT helpful. Finally, I had to send an email to customer service and now I have to wait for someone to get back to me. In the meantime, I have no way of accessing MY MONEY and will have to figure out a way to feed myself for the next month and a half until I move. DO NOT GO WITH THIS BANK. ANYTHING ELSE HAS TO BE BETTER THAN THIS. IT’S THE WORST!