German Language Course Fees in Pakistan 2026: A1 to B2

"How much is the course?" is the first question most students ask us, usually before they've asked about timings or books. It's a sensible place to start, but the price alone doesn't tell you much.

This guide explains what German courses cost in Pakistan in general, what pushes a fee up or down, and what Deutsch Für Alle (DFA) charges for each level from A1 to B2. The rupee figures are our own, copied from our courses page, so you can check them there.

What German courses cost in Pakistan: the short answer

There isn't one standard price. Fees across Pakistan vary a lot with level, course length and teaching format, and a "market average" would be out of date quickly. What matters is the fee next to the number of live classes and what's included.

At DFA, the lowest fee is the A1 Crash Course at Rs. 15,000, and fees rise with each level up to B2 at Rs. 50,000.

DFA course fees at a glance

Our courses page shows an offer price, with the regular fee crossed out. Here are both, exactly as listed.

Offers can change, so treat the courses page as the final word on the day you enrol. For B1 and B2, we list the course fee only. B1 runs for two months; ask us about the B2 length when you book a demo.

What's included in each course

Courses differ in what they include, so don't compare the price alone. This is what our courses page states for each one.

• A1 Crash Course: all 12 A1 chapters, 5 live classes a week of 1 to 1.5 hours, guided self-study support, sample paper practice and exam revision.
• A1 Super Intensive: the full A1 syllabus in 22 to 25 live classes (4 to 5 a week), the Netzwerk A1 Neu Kursbuch and Arbeitsbuch, selected major A2 topics, exam material and recordings.
• A1 Normal Track: the full A1 syllabus and grammar in 35 to 40 live classes (4 a week), the same two books, complete exam preparation, extra exam material and recordings.
• German A2 Course: all four modules in 35 to 40 live classes (4 to 5 a week), daily speaking practice, pronunciation training, mock tests and exam preparation.
• A2 Super Intensive: the full A2 syllabus, 4 to 5 live classes a week, the Netzwerk A2 Neu Kursbuch and Arbeitsbuch, exam material and recordings.
• A1 + A2 Combined: both syllabuses, 4 to 5 live classes a week, the Netzwerk A1 and A2 Neu Kursbuch, daily speaking and listening practice, recordings, and Goethe and ÖSD exam preparation.

Classes run Monday to Friday. You can pick from four slots: 12:00 to 1:30 PM, 2:00 to 3:30 PM, 6:30 to 8:00 PM and 9:00 to 10:30 PM (Pakistan time).

What makes German course fees in Pakistan go up or down

When two fees look far apart, one or more of these is usually the reason.

Level. Fees usually rise with the level, because the material and exam work get heavier.

Online or on-campus. Online courses save you travel, and if you live outside a big city they may be the only practical option. Ours are live on Zoom.

Class size. Fewer students per class means more speaking time for each of them, and that usually costs more. Ask any institute how many students sit in one group.

Total hours. This is the most common blind spot. A cheap course with 20 classes and a pricier one with 40 are not the same product. Divide the fee by the number of live classes and compare that figure.

Exam preparation, books and recordings. Mock tests and speaking practice take teacher time. Some courses include the course book and class recordings, and others charge extra or leave you to buy them. Ask before you compare.

Fee per class: a quick comparison

Using our own numbers: the A1 Normal Track course costs Rs. 25,000 for 35 to 40 live classes, which works out to roughly Rs. 625 to 715 per class. The A1 Super Intensive course costs Rs. 18,000 for 22 to 25 classes, roughly Rs. 720 to 820 per class.

So the Super Intensive course costs less in total, but each class costs a little more. If you have a deadline, the shorter course gets you there sooner. If you want more practice at a slower pace, the Normal Track gives you more classes for your money.

The exam fee is a separate cost

The course fee pays for your classes. It does not pay for the exam. Goethe-Institut sets its own exam fees and takes bookings on its own website, so the amount is not ours to quote and it can change. Check the current price on the Goethe-Institut Pakistan exams page before you plan your budget.

We've written a full step-by-step guide to booking the exam, including documents and registration timing: Goethe Exam in Pakistan 2026: A1 & B1 Booking & Documents.

How to save on your German course

1. Take the combined programme if you know you'll continue. The A1 + A2 Combined Program costs Rs. 40,000. Taking the A1 Normal Track (Rs. 25,000) and the A2 Course (Rs. 30,000) separately adds up to Rs. 55,000, so the combined programme saves Rs. 15,000 on those two.

2. Choose a pace you can keep. The Crash Course has our lowest fee, but it means 5 classes a week for a month. A slower track you finish is better value than a fast one you drop.

3. Check what's included. A fee that covers the books and recordings can cost less in practice than a lower fee that doesn't.

4. Start with the free resources. Our free A1 mock exam shows you where you stand, and the free A1 Starter Pack on the courses page covers the basics.

5. Check the current offer. The offer price is what you pay today, and the crossed-out figure is the regular fee. Offers can change, so check the courses page on the day you enrol.

How to choose your level

Paying for the wrong level is the costliest mistake, so start with your reason for learning German.

• Spouse visa: usually A1. The German Embassy in Islamabad asks for a certificate from the Goethe-Institut, no older than one year.
• Ausbildung (vocational training): generally B1, according to Make it in Germany.
• Permanent residence later: German law defines the required "sufficient German" as B1.
• University study: generally B2, depending on the programme.

Levels go in order: A1, then A2, B1 and B2. If you're starting from zero, the whole route to B1 includes A1, A2 and B1. Adding up the lowest listed fees, that is the A1 Crash Course (Rs. 15,000), the A2 Super Intensive Course (Rs. 25,000) and the B1 Course (Rs. 40,000), a total of Rs. 80,000. Going on to B2 adds Rs. 50,000. These are fees as listed today. On those tracks, A1 to B1 takes about four and a half months (one month, a month and a half, then two months for B1).

If you already have some German, take the free mock exam or book a demo class, and the teacher can tell you where to join.

What about kids' classes?

We also run live German classes for ages 12 to 16. The kids course runs for three months at Rs. 8,000 per month, so Rs. 24,000 in total, and uses the same four time slots as our adult classes. Parents are welcome to email us or message us on WhatsApp with any questions.

Ready to start?

You can see every course and enrol on our courses page. If you'd rather try before paying, book a free demo class and we'll help you pick the right level and track.

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Questions about fees? Email us at contact.deutschfuralle@gmail.com or message us on WhatsApp.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a German course cost in Pakistan in 2026?

It depends on the level, length and format. At DFA, fees run from Rs. 15,000 (A1 Crash Course) to Rs. 50,000 (B2 course). The table above lists every course.

How much is the A1 German course fee at DFA?

Three tracks: the Crash Course at Rs. 15,000, the Super Intensive Course at Rs. 18,000 and the Normal Track at Rs. 25,000. They differ in length and number of classes.

What is the B1 German course fee?

The B1 course fee at DFA is Rs. 40,000 for a two-month course. Book a demo class if you'd like to check your level first.

Is the Goethe exam fee included in the course fee?

No. Exam fees are set by Goethe-Institut, and you book the exam on its website. Check the current price on the Goethe-Institut Pakistan exams page.

Are DFA's German classes online?

Yes. Our classes are live online on Zoom, so you can join from any city in Pakistan.

Do I need to buy books separately?

It depends on the course. The A1 Super Intensive, A1 Normal Track, A2 Super Intensive and A1 + A2 Combined courses list the Netzwerk course books. The A1 Crash and German A2 courses don't list books, so ask us before you enrol.

Is it cheaper to take A1 and A2 together?

Yes. The A1 + A2 Combined Program is Rs. 40,000, while A1 Normal Track plus the A2 Course is Rs. 55,000 separately.

How much are German classes for kids?

Our live classes for ages 12 to 16 cost Rs. 8,000 per month, and the course runs for three months.