Study Destination

France

France is one of the top study destinations in Europe, known for prestigious universities, affordable tuition fees at public institutions, and strong programs in business, engineering, fashion, and arts.

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Steps

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Visas

Why Study in France
Expertise

Why Study in France

Study in France offers strong academic options, global work pathways, and a supportive student community.

Affordable Public Universities: Low tuition fees at public universities compared to other Western countries.

Global Fashion & Business Hub: Paris is a world center for fashion, luxury brands, and business education.

Strong Post-Study Options: Graduates can apply for APS visa to stay and work in France.

Rich Cultural Experience: Historic cities, museums, and vibrant student life across France.

Requirements

What You Need to Apply

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Academic Requirements

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English or French Language Proficiency (IELTS 6.0+ or DELF/DALF)

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Valid passport

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University acceptance letter

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Financial proof (~€615/month minimum)

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Statement of Purpose (SOP)

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Accommodation proof

💰 Cost Breakdown

Estimated Costs in EUR & NPR

Detailed breakdown of tuition, living expenses, and other costs for international students (with NPR conversion for Nepal-based clients)

Cost CategoryMinimumMaximumAverageNotes
Bachelor Degree Tuition (Per Year)
€2,500
NPR 2,500
€10,000
NPR 10,000
€4,000
NPR 4,000
Public universities are highly subsidized
Master Degree Tuition (Per Year)
€3,000
NPR 3,000
€20,000
NPR 20,000
€7,000
NPR 7,000
Private schools (Grandes Écoles) are more expensive
Living Expenses (Per Year)
€10,000
NPR 10,000
€15,000
NPR 15,000
€12,500
NPR 12,500
Includes accommodation, food, transport, and personal expenses
Accommodation (Monthly)
€400
NPR 400
€1,000
NPR 1,000
€700
NPR 700
Paris is the most expensive city
Food & Groceries (Monthly)
€200
NPR 200
€400
NPR 400
€300
NPR 300
Student cafeterias offer affordable meals
Transportation (Monthly)
€30
NPR 30
€80
NPR 80
€55
NPR 55
Student discounts available on public transport
Books & Materials (Per Year)
€300
NPR 300
€800
NPR 800
€500
NPR 500
Libraries and digital resources reduce costs

Estimated Total (Per Year)

€12,000 - €35,000 per year

€NPR 12,000 - €NPR 35,000 per year

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Paris is significantly more expensive than smaller cities like Lyon or Toulouse.

Intakes

Available Intakes

Choose the best intake window for your application. Each term is structured to help you start your studies with confidence.

  • September Intake

    September - January

    Sep - Jan

    Major intake
  • January Intake

    January - June

    Jan - Jun

    Minor intake

Entry Requirements

Student Visa (VLS-TS)

Understand the visa requirements and application process for studying in France.

Long Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS)

Duration of study program (up to 1 year renewable)

Main visa for international students studying in France

Requirements

Acceptance letter from French institution

Proof of financial means (~€615 per month minimum)

Valid passport

Proof of accommodation in France

Health insurance coverage

Campus France approval (for many countries)

APS (Post-Study Work Visa)

12–24 months

Allows graduates to stay and work in France after studies

Requirements

French higher education degree

Valid residence permit

Proof of job search or employment plan

Sufficient financial support

FAQ

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