"Admission free" for master program I'm aiming to apply for a MA in Germany and in the description for my programme of choice it says:

The study course is admission free.

I'm a bit unsure of what this could mean, any German student could clarify if this means that meeting the criteria is enough for admission or something else?
How to apply section

Most important points
The study course is admission free. Application
for beginning students is possible in summer semester.
First day of application: December 15th 2017
Application deadline: March 31st 2018
Special admission requirements: Bachelor's
degree or equivalent qualification in Philosophy or in a closely
related field worth at least 60 credit points.
Admission requirements: A very good command of German is required.

Application/admission procedure section

This is an open admissions degree course, and applications are
accepted for both the winter and summer semesters. Please note For
open-admission Master's degree programmes it is strongly recommended
to submit their applications as early as possible before 15 July for
the winter semester. If the supporting documents are submitted after
these dates but before the standard application deadlines, your
application can only be processed at the start of the lecture period
in the new semester.
This is most likely a very confusing translation of "zulassungsfrei", as opposed to "zulassungsbeschränkt";
the former meaning that there are no special restrictions placed on who will be admitted, you just need to satisfy the basic requirements for being allowed to enroll. In case of a Master's degree, that would probably be a relevant Bachelor's degree.

"Zulassungsbeschränkt", on the other hand, means that there will be some selection procedure because the number of spots is limited. Usually selection is by grades.