Beware
Beware
Beware! This is scam. They just take your money and don’t give anything back. You will not be able to prove anything. Their internet site also called Bellamundo
May 1, 2026
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Certificates are not recognised!
Deutschtest Digital certificates are not usable! A test is being offered with a certification of A1-C1 in German, however, this certification is not formally recognised by any government body.
It has cost me unnecessary money and time and has brought nothing but frustration.
For anyone who is interested, please take the exams directly from the "Goethe Institute", "Telc" or the education centre if the intended purposes are for working, residency permit or education. The certificates are not accepted by employers, immigration offices or educational institutions.
October 7, 2025
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