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Study in France
The practical guide to studying in France
Everything you need to prepare your study project in France, stress-free and error-free.
- Simplified Campus France procedure
- Student visa
- Budget and housing
The reference guide to studying in France
Prepare your study project in France with a clear method, from admission to settling in.
- Admission
- Scholarships
- Student visa
- Housing
- Work
- After graduation
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Studying in France is not something you improvise
Every year, students miss opportunities or lose precious time simply because they did not have the right information at the right moment.
Without preparation
- Information scattered everywhere
- Doubts at every step
- A lot of wasted time
- Avoidable mistakes
With Formivia
- One structured guide
- A clear method
- Time saved
- Better-prepared decisions
Why choose the Formivia guide?
Studying in France involves many steps: admission, funding, student visa, settling in and preparing for life after graduation.
Instead of searching across dozens of websites, Formivia brings everything together in one clear, structured guide designed to support you at every stage of your project in France.
- Every essential piece of information in one place
- A simple method to follow, in the right order
- Practical advice to avoid the most common mistakes
- Real time saved while preparing your future in France
What's inside the guide
A clear table of contents, built for action.
- 01Choosing your university
- 02The Campus France procedure
- 03Application file
- 04Student visa
- 05Budget, housing and scholarships
Everything you need to build your future in France
A structured guide to move forward with clarity, from admission to settling in in France.
Fund your studies
Plan your budget, discover funding options and put together a solid financial file.
Get your student visa
Understand the process, prepare your file and put every chance on your side.
Prepare your arrival
Anticipate housing, budget, paperwork and your first weeks with peace of mind.
Plan life after graduation
Discover your options to work, grow and build your future once your studies are over.
Avoid the mistakes
Steer clear of administrative errors, scams and the most common pitfalls.
Your Formivia pack is complete
On top of the main guide, you get practical resources to prepare your departure, ease your arrival and succeed in your study project in France.
- Ready-to-use document and letter templates
- Checklist for your first 90 days
- Official resources and useful links
- Glossary of the essential terms
All bonuses are included with your purchase.
Your questions, answered
Everything you need to know before you start.
What budget should I plan for the first year of study?
Around €10,000 to €12,000 to cover housing, food, transport and everyday expenses. Public university fees are generally between €2,770 and €3,770 per year.
Are tuition fees high?
Public universities are relatively affordable, with annual fees between €2,770 and €3,770 for most programs.
What monthly budget should I plan to live on?
About €800 to €1,200 per month depending on the city.
How much does student housing cost?
University residence: around €350 to €500 per month. Apartment or shared flat in a big city: €500 to €900.
Can I work during my studies?
Yes. International students can work up to 964 hours per year (about 20 hours per week).
How much can a student earn with a part-time job?
Pay close to minimum wage (about €11 to €12 gross per hour). A student can earn around €600 to €900 per month depending on hours worked.
How long do admission procedures take?
About 3 to 6 months between application, acceptance and administrative steps.
What language level is required to study?
Most universities require a B2 level in French.
Ready to launch your study project?
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