At Global Path Consulting, we offer a comprehensive suite of services to help you navigate the process of studying in France:
University and Program Selection: Our team will assist you in choosing the right university and program based on your academic interests and career goals.
Application Support: We guide you through the application process, ensuring that all documents are correctly submitted and deadlines are met.
Visa Application Assistance: We provide detailed guidance on the student visa application process, helping you gather the necessary documentation and navigate any complexities.
Pre-Departure Services: From accommodation arrangements to travel plans, we help ensure a smooth transition to your new life in France.
Post-Arrival Support: Once you arrive in France, we offer support services to help you settle in, connect with other students, and access essential resources.
Your passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended stay in France.
From a recognized French educational institution.
You must provide proof that you have sufficient funds to cover your living expenses during your studies (approximately €615 per month). This can include bank statements or a financial guarantee from a sponsor.
Proof of health insurance covering your stay in France.
A completed student visa application form.
Confirmation of where you will be staying in France, such as a rental agreement or dormitory reservation.
Transcripts and certificates from your previous studies.
If your course is taught in French, you may need to provide proof of French language proficiency (e.g., DELF or DALF certificates).
Proof of payment of the visa application fee (€99).
Tuition fees in public universities range from €170 to €620 per year for undergraduate programs. Private institutions and business schools can charge higher tuition fees, ranging from €3,000 to €20,000 annually.
Many programs in France are offered in English, especially at the postgraduate level. However, knowing basic French can enhance your experience and make daily life easier.
Yes, international students can work part-time (up to 964 hours per year) while studying in France. This can help cover living expenses and provide work experience.
Campus France is a French government agency that promotes higher education and manages international student applications for French universities. Many students will need to apply through Campus France as part of the visa application process.
Upon completing your studies, you can apply for a temporary residence permit to stay and look for work for up to one year. If you secure a job, you may be eligible for a longer-term work visa.
Yes, but your family members will need to apply for a long-stay visa separately. If you are staying long-term, they may apply for family reunification visas.
Yes, health insurance is mandatory. Students must either obtain French national health insurance (for stays longer than 3 months) or show proof of private health insurance.
Accommodation options include university dormitories, private student residences, and rental apartments. Prices vary depending on the location, with Paris being more expensive than other cities.
Yes, there are many scholarships available for international students, including the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship and Érasmus+ for EU students.
The cost of living varies depending on the city. In Paris, you may need around €1,200 to €1,800 per month, while in smaller cities, you may need €800 to €1,200 per month.
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