C210-D Leaflet for international applicants 1.0

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Geltungsbereich: Referat
für
Studienangelegenheiten
PRODEKANAT FÜR STUDIUM UND LEHRE
CHARITÉ CAMPUS MITTE
C210-D Leaflet for international applicants
Version 1.0
For planning your studies in Germany and a successful application at the Charité –
Universitätsmedizin Berlin – we ask you to read the following information carefully.
For orientation and planning, we also recommend the following websites:
www.inobis.de
www.daad.de
www.study-in.de/en/
Contens
1. Studying at Charité ............................................................................................................................... 2
2. Application modality ............................................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung (SfH) or Uni-Assist? ....................................................................... 2
2.2 Direct Application to Charité............................................................................................................... 3
3.
Application fees .................................................................................................................................... 3
4.
Application deadlines ............................................................................................................................ 3
5.
Admission criteria ................................................................................................................................. 4
5.1
Subject-specific Qualification........................................................................................................ 4
5.2
Studienkolleg (Preparatory course center) ................................................................................... 4
5.3
Language-specific Qualification.................................................................................................... 5
6.
Documents required ............................................................................................................................. 5
6.1
Medicine or Dentistry Degree Course (First Semester) and Studienkolleg (M-course) ............... 5
6.2 Officially approved documents ........................................................................................................... 6
6.3. Translations ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Higher Semester for Medicine or Dentistry Degree Course .................................................................... 7
6.2
Recognition of Study Periods ....................................................................................................... 7
7.
Outcome of the Application .................................................................................................................. 8
8.
After Admission .................................................................................................................................... 9
9.
Further Information about Study Choices ............................................................................................. 9
10.
Financing ........................................................................................................................................ 10
11.
Formalities before and after arrival ................................................................................................. 10
12.
Contacts for Further Information about Studying at Charité ........................................................... 12
13.
Information for Completing the Online Application Form of Uni-Assist .......................................... 13
Please note that the application additionally has to be made online at
http://www.uni-assist.de/onlinebewerbung.html.
For the final progress it is necessary that you have sent all required documents and a signed
application form in hard copy to uni-assist. Furthermore the correct fee has to be paid in time.
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Studying at Charité
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin offers the Moedel Course Medicine and the Rule Coruse Dentistry.
The standard period of study for Medicine is 12 semesters and 3 months, for Dentistry it is 11 semesters.
For further information see also: www.charite.de/studium_lehre/studieren_an_der_charite/.
2. Application modality
2.1 Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung (SfH) or Uni-Assist?
Application for Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung (SfH):
Rules for:
German citizens
Applicants from countries within the European Union (EU)
Citizens from Liechtenstein, Norway and Iceland
Non-German citizens who have acquired a German Abitur (high-school leaving certificate)
qualification in Germany or at a German school abroad
Applicants who themselves are non EU member state nationals (or who themselves are not
citizens from Liechtenstein, Norway or Iceland) but whose families are from these states and who
are currently employed in Germany
Persons from the above nationality categories should address their applications for university subjects
(with a national numerus clausus) to the University Admissions Service Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung
(SfH). Please note that applications can only be made online! Information concerning the application
procedure and ANTON-application forms can be found on the Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung
homepage at:
www.hochschulstart.de
Applicants who possess both German and other citizenships must apply as German nationals!
EU citizens: If the assessment of your university entrance qualifications shows
that the External Assessment Test must be passed first, you cannot apply for SfH, but must apply via UniAssist!
Future issues of the magazine detailing vacant university places will only exist as an electronic document
and can also be found at the Stiftung für Hochschulzulassung homepage!
Application for Uni-Assist:
All prospective students who do not fulfil the criteria to apply for SfH, must apply via Uni-Assist for the
following courses:
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Medicine and Dentistry degree course (first semester)
Studienkolleg (Preparatory Course Center, M-course)
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
c/o Uni-assist e.V.
Geneststraße 5
10829 Berlin
Uni-Assist e. V. is our service office working for German universities which checks that all applications are
complete before forwarding them on to the relevant offices. Processing of applications by Uni-Assist takes
place after the relevant fee has been paid. The advantage of this service office is that you can
simultaneously apply for different universities and only need to submit one set of official copies.
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Please note that the simultaneous application for Charité, Freie University Berlin and Humboldt University
is not possible, since Charité is a partial facility of both Freie University Berlin and Humboldt University.
.Applicants who are already enrolled at a university in Germany in the requested subject cannot apply via
Uni-Assist!
For more information please refer to the Uni-Assist website: www.uni-assist.de.
2.2 Direct Application to Charité
All applications for
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Admission as an inter-university transfer in a higher semester for the Medicine or Dentistry
degree
Admission to Health Sciences (Bachelor’s degree)
must be submitted directly to Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin.
Please send your complete application to:
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Referat Studienangelegenheiten
Zulassung
Charitéplatz 1
10117 Berlin
Relevant for the application deadline is the receipt of all application documents. The date of the postmark
is not considered. Delayed or incomplete applications will be excluded from the admission procedure.
3. Application fees
First application
First application of EU citizens
Each additional application at another university per semester
68,00€
43,00€
15,00€
Your application will be considered as soon as the fee is paid.
For further information about the payment terms please refer to www.uni-assist.de.
4. Application deadlines
Medicine or Dentistry degree course
Studienkolleg (M-course)
External Assessment Test
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15.07
15.03
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Summer semester
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5. Admission criteria
5.1
Subject-specific Qualification
Please refer to the website of the Central Offices for Foreign Education (Zentralstelle für ausländisches
Bildungswesen ) at www.anabin.de in order to establish whether or not your certificates of study from
your home country entitle you to study in Germany. If not you can attend our Studienkolleg courses or
take the External Assessment Test (Feststellungsprüfung) in order to apply to study at the Charité. This
internet site forms the basis for evaluation of international certificates here in Germany. Education
certificates from abroad can be assessed and the question of eligibility for study in Germany can be easily
established. The following internet sites may also be of use: www.inobis.de or www.daad.de.
If you wish to have your university entrance qualifications verified prior to your application, you can submit
your documents to following address:
Here fee-based certifications are issued.
Zeugnisanerkennungsstelle der Senatsverwaltung für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung
Otto-Braun-Strasse 27
10178 Berlin-Mitte (close to Alexanderplatz) (1st floor)
Office hours:
Monday and Tuesday: 9:00am -12:00 pm
Thursday: 4:00-6:00 pm
And contact by phone (+4930/ 90227 5232, -5220 and -6987)
Monday and Thursday: 2:00-3:00 pm
Wednesday: 10:00am-12:00 pm
Further information at www.berlin.de/sen/bildung/zeugnisanerkennung/
5.2
Studienkolleg (Preparatory course center)
International and German applicants who are not directly entitled to apply for university here have to take
an exam which will determine whether they have the aptitude to study here. The External Assessment
Test can either be taken immediately or after one year attendance at the Studienkolleg.
Studienkolleg training takes place in the form of „core“ courses that are orientated towards the university
course for which the applicant wishes to apply. At the Charité you can apply for the core area course -Mwhich prepares prospective students for Medicine, Dentistry, Biology and related subjects. Admission to
Studienkolleg will depend on the performance in an aptitude test. At the Studienkolleg of the Freie
Universität Berlin the aptitude test can only be repeated once. Training at the Studienkolleg usually takes
two semesters. Compulsory subjects include German, Biology, Chemistry, Maths and Physics.
Students training at the Charité Studienkolleg are taught at the Freie Universität campus. While you are
training at the Studienkolleg you will be matriculated as an official Charité student. Please note: Due to
the full timetable and the limited holidays it will not be realistic for you to take on a part time job! When
you pass your Studienkolleg exams you will receive a certificate bound to particular subjects which will
allow you to apply for medical and biological courses of study at the Charité. Successful completion of
Studienkolleg exams does not however guarantee you a place to study at the Charité.
Further information at www.fu-berlin.de/sites/studienkolleg/index.html and www.studienkollegs.de.
If your education certificates are deemed appropriate for direct application to university here, you will not
be permitted to attend the Studienkolleg!.
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Language-specific Qualification
The teaching language at the Charié – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is German. Every applicant must
therefore possess appropriate command of the German language.
On admission you will receive an invitation to a language test “Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den
Hochschulzugang ausländischer Studienbewerber/-innen”(DSH). This invitation will be among your
matriculation documents.
The language test will take place at the Humboldt University Language Centre (www.sprachzentrum.huberlin.de). The Test usually takes place in mid-March for the summer semester and mid-September for
the winter semester. Participation in this language test is only possible once you have been admitted onto
your course of study. The examination fee of 150€ must be paid in cash on the first examination day. The
language test consists of a written and an oral examination. The written examination takes part on one
day.
Matriculation for the Medicine or Dentistry degree course is only possible for applicants who achieve a
DSH 2 or DSH 3 pass in the “Deutsche Sprachprüfung für den Hochschulzugang ausländischer
Studienbewerber/-innen”(DSH) German language test or who prove an equivalent qualification*.
In order to apply to the Studienkolleg you must be able to show an official certificate proving
German language knowledge to the level of Mittelstufe (Junior High) II or B2 (certificate) or higher.
If the applicant does not achieve the aforementioned pass or provide equivalent documents his/her
admission for a university place will be rendered invalid.
*The following documents are deemed equivalent to a DSH language qualification:
• German Language Diploma (Level II) from the Cultural Conference - all part-tests must be
passed with a C1 grade (Deutsches Sprachdiplom, Kultusministerkonferenz)
• Central High School Test, ZOP absolved before 2011 (Zentrale Oberstufenprüfung , ZOP bis
2011)
• „Small German Language Diploma or „Large German Language Diploma“ from the Goethe
Institute level C2 achieved till 2011. („Kleines Deutsches Sprachdiplom" oder „Großes Deutsches
Sprachdiplom" des Goethe-Instituts)
• Goethe-Certificate achieved since January 2012, level C2 (Goethe-Zertifikats C2)
• Applicants who have successfully completed the German Language test (Deutsche
Sprachprüfung) under organizational and content control of the Preparatory Course
(Studienkolleg) or applicants who have a German teaching qualification for “German as a Foreign
Language” from a higher education institute abroad (Lehrgebietes Deutsch als Fremdsprache
einer deutschen Hochschule )
• Applicants who have successfully completed the test „German as a Foreign Language for
University applicants“(TestDaF) with a TDN grade in all four test parts ("Deutsch als
Fremdsprache für Studienbewerber/-innen”)…
Language certificates must not be older than 3 years!
Charité does not offer any German courses as preparation for studying!
Information about language schools and their fees at:
www.testdaf.de
www.goethe.de
www.sprachnachweis.de
www.deutsch-lernen.net
6. Documents required
6.1
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The following documents are required:
Officially approved copies of all certificates exams taken at all stages of education. These must be
translated into German and the translations must be officially approved (exception: certificates in
English)
Officially approved copies of certificates in German language courses
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Applicants from China, Mongolia and Vietnam must also show original certificates from the APS
proving entrance application!
German applicants must also enclose an officially approved copy of their passport or identity card!
Further information about our Studienkolleg can be found at:
www.fu-berlin.de/sites/studienkolleg/index.html
www.studienkollegs.de
6.2
Officially approved documents
Only officially approved documents will be accepted for application. Please do not send original
documents. You will be asked to bring the original documents with you when you enroll for a particular
course. If you wish to have your documents officially approved in your country of origin please take them
to the nearest German embassy or German international representative office for approval.
In Germany the following institutions are able to certify documents:
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Courts
Notaries
Municipal administrations
City administrations
Citizens’ registration offices
City halls
County councils
Cultural departments of the embassy of the country where the certificate was issued
Form requirements of the certificates:
The officially approved document has to contain:
1. confirmation that the copy is identical to the original (attestation clause);
2. wet ink signature of the attestor, and;
3. a stamp of the official seal.
An official seal usually contains an emblem. A simple stamp will NOT be accepted.
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Certificates with several pages
If a copy consists of several pages it has to be proven that every page originates from the same
document.
Although it is sufficient for just one page to be sealed and signed, the pages must be laid in such a way
that the official seal appears on a part of every page.
Only notarial certifications (with lace and seal mark) may have an official seal on one page.
6.3
Translations
Certificates must always be submitted in the original language and additionally a translation in English or
German.
All necessary application documents that are in any language other than English or German
must be accompanied by an officially approved translation. These translations must be
undertaken by an offically approved translator. For a list of officially approved translators
please refer to your nearest German embassy or German international representative office.
You can also refer to the www.bdue.de (National Union of Translators) to find information
and contact details about officially approved translators in Germany (in Berlin: www.bdueberlin.de).
Offically approved translations must be sent to us in original form. Photocopies of official
translations will not be accepted.
6.4
Higher Semester for Medicine or Dentistry Degree Course
For information about the application for a higher semester than the first semester please refer to
http://www.charite.de/studium_lehre/studieren_an_der_charite/.
6.5
Recognition of Study Periods
The Landesprüfungsamt of your state of birth is responsible for the recognition of study periods in
Medicine. You will find the addresses of all Landesprüfungsämter at www.impp.de.
Born in Berlin? Landesamt für Gesundheit und Soziales
Fehrbelliner Platz 1
10707 Berlin
www.berlin.de/lageso/gesundheit/index.html
+4930 90 229 – 0
If you were not born in Germany, then the Landesprüfungsamt Düsseldorf is responsible for the
recognition of study periods in Medicine:
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Landesprüfungsamt für Medizin, Psychotherapie und Pharmazie
Bezirksregierung Düsseldorf
Cecilienallee 2
40474 Düsseldorf
www.brd.nrw.de/gesundheit_soziales/index.jsp
+49211-475 41 62
The Landesprüfungsamt of your state of residency is responsible for recognition of study periods in
Dentistry.
Main residence Landesamt für Gesundheit und Soziales
in Berlin?
Fehrbelliner Platz 1
10707 Berlin
www.berlin.de/lageso/gesundheit/index.html
+4930 90 229 – 0
If you are not mainly resident in Germany, the Thüringer Landesverwaltungsamt is responsible:
Landesprüfungsamt für akademische Heilberufe
Thüringer Landesverwaltungsamt
Referat 720
Weimarplatz 4
99423 Weimar
http://www.thueringen.de/de/tlvwa/fachabteilungen/wirtschaft_gesundheit/berufe_
des_gesundheitswesens_landespruefungsamt_fuer_akademische_heilberufe/zah
nmedizin/content.html
0361-37 73 70 24
7. Outcome of the Application
After the preliminary check of your application by uni-assist your data is sent to Charité.
Application for Studienkolleg:
All applicants whose applications were on time and complete will get an invitation to an aptitude test. This
test usually takes place in August.
Application for Medicine or Dentistry degree course:
For international applicants (who are not from the EU) there is a restricted number of places at university
(5% for numerus clausus degrees) which are allocated based on qualification. The qualification is
calculated from the graduation marks.
This group of applicants will not take part at the HAM-Nat test; the selection is only based on the
graduation marks. The Charité also disregards the results from the TestAS.
All applicants will get a written decision per post.
Application for Higher Semesters:
Applications for higher semester can only be considered if there are still free places to study in the
requested semester. Whether there are free places to study will be decided after the process of reregistration of the enrolled students is completed. The re-registration usually closes shortly before the
semester starts.
Remember, that you must submit all required certifications regarding your study time to the Charité!
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All applicants will get a written decision per post.
8. After Admission
The next step after you have received a letter of admission is the personal enrollment at Charité. Please
go to the enrollment office (Referat für Studienangelegenheiten) within the stated period.
For the enrollment you must submit:
Completed enrollment form (you will receive the enrollment form with the admission letter)
Passport and valid study visa for the prospective degree course
Original certifications with translations (except certifications in English)
Health insurance certificate (see next article)
DSH-certification or an equivalence (original document and copy)
If applicable de-registration certification, if you were enrolled at another German university before
Health insurance certification:
Every student has to submit a German health insurance certification or a waiver for health insurance for
the enrollment. These certifications are issued by the statutory health insurances in Germany. This also
applies to students, who have a statutory or private health insurance in their home country.
You are free to take up a health insurance of your own choosing.
Students from states which have a social security agreement with Germany (States within the EU and
EEA, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro, Turkey, Hungary, Switzerland,
Tunisia and Macedonia) must submit their European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) to a German health
insurance. EHIC holders are exempted from the compulsory insurance system in Germany.
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The obligation to be insured continues until the completion of the 14 semester, but at the maximum until
the end of the semester in which a student reaches the age of 30.
Contact details of some statutory health insurances in Germany:
Techniker Krankenkasse
[email protected],
(0 30) 400 44 86 60
Barmer Ersatzkasse
[email protected],
018 500 44 1822
AOK Studenten-Service
[email protected]
0800 26 5080-24632
You can find the Campus – Point (students service center) of AOK close to Humboldt University
(Hegelplatz 1, 10119 Berlin). Office hours: Monday till Thursday 9am - 4pm and Friday 9am – 2pm.
9. Further Information about Study Choices
If you have questions about other study degrees and their contents (except Medicine, Dentistry and
Health Sciences), as well as about current study choices, possibility of study combinations etc. please
contact:
Humboldt-Universität
Erstberatung der Abteilung Internationales
(consulting service of the international department)
Email: [email protected]
Unter den Linden 6, 10 Berlin
Room 3120b (2nd floor, next to Orbis)
Miss Grabowski
+ 49 30 2093-2400
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Freie Universität
Info-Service der Allgemeinen Studienberatung
(information point oft he general study consulting service)
Brümmerstraße 50, 14195 Berlin
+ 49 30 838 70 000 or + 49 30 838 7777 0
Office hours:
Monday – Wednesday, Friday
Thursday
9am – 3pm
9am – 5pm
Further information at www.hu-berlin.de and www.fu-berlin.de.
10. Financing
The foreigners’ registration office will only renew your study visa if you are able to provide proof of solid
financial support and subsistence. There are nationwide institutions where international students can
apply for a scholarship.
Here is a short list of some of these institutions:
Goethe-Institut
Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst (DAAD)
International Student’s Office of Humboldt Universität and Freie Universität
Diplomatic mission and consular representation of Germany
Please also refer to www.stipendienlotse.de and www.deutschland-stipendium.de.
11. Formalities before and after arrival
Before entering Germany you will need a study visa if you are not a citizen of one of the following
countries: all EU countries, Australia, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Canada, Republic of Korea, Liechtenstein,
New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland and USA.
You must apply for a study visa at the German embassy or in your home country. There you also will
receive information about the entry and residence requirements.
You will be required to submit the following documents:
1. School certificate which entitles you to study in Germany
2. Valid passport
3. Applicant’s conformation (‘Bewerberbestätigung’, BBZ)
OR
Reservation for an immersion course to acquire German skills at a government-funded or stateapproved institution
OR
Admission letter of a German university
4. Proof of finance
After you have submitted your application with all the required documents to Uni-Assist, you will receive a
confirmation of receipt of application. This letter is valid as an applicant’s confirmation with which you can
apply for an applicant’s visa (Bewerbervisum).
Applicants for higher semesters will receive an applicant confirmation after submitting all required
documents directly from the Charité on request.
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If your application is successful your applicant’s visa can be changed into a study visa.
A tourist visa cannot be changed into a study visa!
An early application for a study visa is necessary, since they can take several weeks to issue!
Within 7 days after entering Germany you must register at the Police Registration Office (Polizeiliche
Meldestelle). For this you will need to provide a tenancy agreement as proof of your address. It is also
possible to rent a room in the dormitory. (Please refer to www.studentenwerk-berlin.de)
On presentation of the police certificate of registration all students have to apply for a residence permit at
the Foreigners’ Registration Office.
Contact:
Landesamt für Bürger- und Ordnungsangelegenheiten
Foreigners‘ Registration Office (Ausländerbehörde)
Friedrich-Krause-Ufer 24
13353 Berlin (Tiergarten)
For general inquiries please call (+4930) 902 690.
Citizen within the EU and students from Ireland, Norway or Liechtenstein do not have to apply for a
residence permit at the Foreigners’ Registration Office. A certificate of registration from the Citizens
Registration Office is sufficient.
For further information please refer to www.berlin.de/labo/auslaender/dienstleistungen/index.html or
www.auswaertiges-amt.de.
For study preparation (language courses, Studienkolleg etc.) a residence permit for a maximum of 24
months will be issued.
The residence permit for foreign students is only valid for the registered study degree as stated in the
passport. Changes in the study degree as well the changes from preparatory courses (Studienkolleg) to
professional studies must be reported.
The residence permit is issued for 2 years. After this it can be extended for 2 years up to an entire
duration of stay of a maximum of 10 years.
Without a study visa the enrollment at Charité will be not possible!
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12. Contacts for Further Information about Studying at Charité
For further information about studying at Charité- Universitätsmedizin Berlin please refer to Referat für
Studienangelegenheiten during office hours.
Post Address:
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Referat Studienangelegenheiten
Charitéplatz 1
10117 Berlin
Contact Person:
Frau Bednareck/Frau Gütschow
Telefon: (0 30) 450 - 57 61 52 / 57 60 35
Fax: (0 30) 450 - 57 69 53
Place of the Office:
Charité Campus Mitte
Virchowweg 24/Friedrich-Busch-Haus
(Access via Robert-Koch-Platz/Hannoversche Straße)
Courtyard/ doorway in the middle/ Room 026
Referat
Sprechzeiten:
Di
9:30 bis 12:30 Uhr und
13:30 bis 16:00 Uhr
Do
9:30 bis 12:30 Uhr
Fr
9:30 bis 12:30 Uhr
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13. Information for Completing the Online Application Form of Uni-Assist
Name of the institution (Name der Hochschule): Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
Article 1: As a first choice course you can either choose Medicine degree course (Humanmedizin)
OR Dentistry degree course (Zahnmedizin). Due to the numerus clausus a second choice is NOT
possible! The final degree for both Medicine and Dentistry is the state examination
(Staatsexamen).
Article 2: Please complete all personal details with information about your email address and
phone number.
Article 5: You must name all details about school education, studies and previous occupations
before your application.
Article 10: You can participate in an External Assessment Test (i.e. you will need to prepare for
this test independently) or take part in the Assessment Test after visiting the Studienkolleg
(preparatory course center) for a year.
Article 11: An application for a German language course at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin is
NOT possible!
Do not forget to sign the application form at the end!
You can find a sample application and further information at http://www.inobis.de/sample-application.html
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Erstellung:
Dateiname:
07.10.13/
Gütschow
Prüfung:
Änderung:
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Freigabe:
31.03.14/ Danz
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C210-D Leaflet for international applicants 1.0

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