Why Choose France?

France offers a world-class education system, vibrant culture, and globally ranked universities — all at an affordable cost. With options in both English and French, France attracts thousands of international students each year.

  • Top-Ranked Business & Engineering Schools

  • Courses in English (No French required for many programs)

  • Affordable Tuition & Scholarships

  • Post-Study Work Visa Options

  • Art, Fashion, Cuisine, and Culture – All in One Place

Popular Courses in France

MBA / MIM (Masters in Management)

Luxury Brand Management

Culinary Arts & Hospitality

Artificial Intelligence / Data Science

Fashion Design & Creative Arts

Sustainable Development & Environment

Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, IT, etc.)

International Business & Marketing

Types of Institutions

Type

Description

Affordable, large campuses, research-driven

Elite for business & engineering

Specialising in business, hospitality, and design

Public Universities

Grandes Écoles

Private Schools

Cost of Studying in France

Tuition Fees (Public)

Tuition Fees (Private)

Living Expenses

Visa Application

Approx Annual Cost

Expense

€2,770 – €3,770

€7,000 – €20,000

€9,000 – €11,000

€99

France Student Visa (Long-Stay Visa - VLS-TS)

Documents Required:

  • Campus France No Objection Certificate

  • University admission letter

  • Valid passport

  • Financial proof (approx. €7,380+ in bank account)

  • Accommodation proof in France

  • Visa application form & fee

  • Travel insurance (minimum coverage: €30,000)

  • Motivation letter

Visa Processing Time: 3–4 weeks (after Campus France steps)

Common Campus France / Visa Interview Questions

  • Why did you choose France over other countries?

  • What do you know about your university and program?

  • How will you fund your studies and stay?

  • What are your future goals after graduation?

  • Do you plan to stay in France after your course?

  • Are you aware of your rights and responsibilities as a student?

  • Mention affordability, global exposure, rich culture.

  • Connect your background with their course offerings.

  • Be clear and specific, especially for MBA/MIM applicants.

  • Blocked funds, parental support, scholarships, etc.

  • Show seriousness about your future, not just immigration intent.

Make it stand out.

  • Ronak P., NEOMA Business School

    “UniEO helped me navigate the whole France application process, especially Campus France. I'm now studying Luxury Brand Management in Paris!”

  • Tanya M., SKEMA Business School

    “I didn’t know much about France before, but UniEO showed me top schools, prepped my SOP, and even set up mock interviews. SKEMA was my dream!”

  • Harshit R., Vatel Bordeaux

    “UniEO found the perfect course in Hospitality Management for me. They helped me get my visa in just 3 weeks!”

  • Krutika S., EPITA Paris (AI Program)

    “I chose France over the UK because of cost and lifestyle. UniEO's support made it stress-free, especially the Campus France steps!”

  • Daksh J., ISC Paris

    “Thanks to UniEO, I’m now pursuing my MBA in one of Europe’s business hubs. Highly recommend their full-service approach!”

FAQs

  • Not necessarily. Many universities offer English-taught programs, especially at the master’s level. However, learning basic French helps in daily life and jobs.

  • Campus France is the official platform for French higher education. It's mandatory for most Indian students to go through Campus France before applying for a visa.

  • Most institutions accept:

    • IELTS: 6.0 – 6.5

    • TOEFL: 80+

    • Some accept MOI (Medium of Instruction Letter)

  • Yes! There are many options, including:

    • Eiffel Excellence Scholarship

    • Campus France Scholarships

    • Scholarships from specific universities

  • You need to show €7,380+ for 1 year of living expenses. A recent bank statement in your name or sponsor’s name is accepted.

  • You need a Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS) which is valid for the duration of your course.

  • Yes. A Campus France interview is mandatory for Indian students before they can apply for a visa.

  • Yes. Students can work up to 20 hours/week (964 hrs/year) legally.

  • You can apply for a 2-year Post Study Work Visa (APS) to search for jobs. If employed, you may transition to a work/residence permit.

  • Absolutely! UniEO guides you through:

    • Creating your Campus France account

    • Preparing for the interview

    • Compiling all visa documents

    • Securing accommodation and financial documents