As for every other visa type to anywhere else globally, you will have to obtain a couple of Germany Visa required documents to complete your visa application.

The required documents for a Schengen Tourist / Visitor Visa to Germany are as follows:

• Application formcompleted in English or German. The form should be fully, honestly and correctly completed, printed and signed at the end.
• Declaration of Accuracy of Information
• Passport size photographs. Please note that these photos should be identical and fulfil the Schengen states’ visa photo requirements.
• Valid national passport. The passport should be no older than 10 years and have at least one blank page to affix the visa sticker on it and fulfil the other passport requirements.
• Personal bank statements for the last three months
• Schengen Travel Insurance. You should submit a confirmation letter from your health insurance stating coverage for emergency medical treatment with a minimum of €30,000. We recommend PROVISIT VISUM by DR-WALTER– It is very cheap, and it is accepted by German consulates worldwide. You can cancel it free of charge, subject to the presentation of proof that a visa has been refused! PROVISIT VISUM provides the mandatory insurance certificate required when you apply for a Schengen visa.
• Proof of accommodation. This can be a hotel bookingfor your whole stay in the Schengen region or a letter of invitation from a family member or friend residing in any of the Schengen countries.
• Proof of flight reservation. You can use the visa consultation services like this oneor find one online.
• Proof of financial means. This could be:
  • A bank statement not older than three months or
  • A letter of sponsorship from another person – Declaration of Commitment “Verpflichtungserklärungen”.
• Leave letter from your company(if employed)
• No-objection certificate.
  • If you are a student, your school or university should issue this certificate to you.
  • If you are an employee, your employer or the company where you work should issue this letter.
  • If you are not a student and you do not work either, this certificate is not required.
• A Cover Letter. This personal cover letter should explain why you wish to visit Germany, how long you intend to remain there, and what you will be doing there, amongst others.
• Invitation Letter. A letter of invitation from the person the applicant is visiting in Germany, which may take the form of sponsorship or private accommodation. The invitation letter should also include the address, period of stay and contact details of the host.
• Proof of civil status. That could be a marriage certificate, birth certificate of children, spouse’s death certificate, ration card (if applicable), etc.
• Your driver’s license and/or utility bill in your name. This is required as proof of residence in the consulate where you plan to apply for the visa.
• For minors:
  • If travelling unaccompanied by the parent(s), a consent letter signed by both parents
  • The form signed by both parents
  • Copy of the parent(s)’ passports data page