Study in France
France offers programmes in business, engineering, hospitality, fashion, arts, technology and research, including many internationally oriented programmes.
Visa process
Long-Stay Student Visa. Complete the relevant university and Campus France/Études en France process where applicable, then submit the visa application.
Government / visa fees - subject to change
Common student visa fee: €50 for countries using the Études en France procedure and €99 for other countries, subject to exceptions and current consular rules.
Financial requirement
Students must demonstrate sufficient resources and provide the financial/accommodation evidence required for the visa and residence process.
Student rules & regulations
Maintain legal student residence, remain enrolled and comply with employment and residence conditions.
Work rights during study
International students are generally authorised to work up to 964 hours per year, subject to applicable rules.
After study
Eligible graduates may have job-seeking or business-creation residence options depending on qualification and circumstances.
PR / settlement options
Long-term residence may be possible through qualifying employment/residence routes. Permanent residence and citizenship have separate requirements.
Documents required
- Passport
- Academic certificates/transcripts
- Language certificate, if required
- Admission/enrolment certificate
- Campus France documents, where applicable
- Financial proof
- Accommodation evidence
- Visa form/photo
- Supporting documents
Visa fees, financial requirements, work permissions and post-study/settlement rules can change. This guide is a general reference and does not guarantee admission, visa approval, employment or permanent residence. Always verify the final checklist with the relevant university and official immigration authority before submission.
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