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Study in the France
Study in the France
France is a top European destination for Nepali students, known for business schools, fashion & arts programs, culinary excellence, and affordable tuition in public universities.
Why Study in France?
High-Quality Education
Prestigious institutions like HEC Paris, ESSEC, INSEAD, Sorbonne University.
Global Hub of Arts, Fashion & Culinary
Top schools in design, film, and hospitality.
Post-Study Work Visa (APS)
Stay and work up to 2 years after graduation.
EU Mobility
Access to work and travel across the European Union.
Affordable Tuition
Public universities charge €3,000–€10,000/year.
Top Universities & Programs
Universities & Grandes Écoles:
HEC Paris, ESSEC, ESCP, INSEAD, Sorbonne University, Sciences Po.
Popular Programs
Business & Management, International Relations, Fashion & Arts, Hospitality, Culinary, Engineering, Film Studies.
Cost of Studying & Living in France
Tuition Fees:
€3,000 – €10,000/year (public universities); €8,000–€20,000 (grandees écoles/private).
Living Costs:
€9,000–€12,000/year (higher in Paris, lower in other cities).
Visa & Fee:
€99 (long-stay student visa, VLS-TS).
Work While Studying
Students can work up to 964 hours per year (~20 hours/week).
Average pay: €9–€12/hour.
Jobs: restaurants, retail, campus work, internships.
Scholarships for Nepali Students
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship — €1,181/month + travel allowance (Master’s/PhD).
Campus France Scholarships — Government-backed funding.
Charpak Scholarship — For Master’s and exchange students from Nepal/India.
Erasmus+ — For joint EU master’s programs.
University Merit Scholarships — Partial waivers from top French institutions.
Post-Study Opportunities
APS Visa (Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour):
2 years post-study work visa.
EU Career Mobility:
Experience in France can lead to EU Blue Card eligibility.
Long-Term Residency:
PR after 5 years of legal residence in France.
France Student Visa Guidance (VLS-TS Visa)
Visa Type: Long-Stay Visa (VLS-TS, more than 6 months).
Key Documents:
Admission letter from Campus France-approved institution
Proof of finances (~€7,380/year)
Health insurance proof
Academic transcripts & certificates
English/French language test results (IELTS/DELF/DALF if required)
Valid passport
Processing Time: 4–8 weeks (apply via Campus France + Embassy of France in Nepal).
How Kings Supports You in the France Journey?
Guidance with Campus France application process
SOP, CV, and application assistance
Scholarship applications (Eiffel, Charpak, Erasmus+)
Visa file preparation & financial documentation
Pre-departure orientation & accommodation booking
Post-arrival help with banking, SIM, university registration
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FAQs
General Questions About Study in France
Public universities charge €3,000–€10,000/year, while private schools and grandes écoles may cost €8,000–€20,000/year.
Many master’s programs are taught in English, but French is helpful for part-time jobs and daily life.
Yes, up to 964 hours/year (~20 hrs/week). Average wage is €9–€12/hour.
APS (Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour) allows graduates to stay and work for 2 years after finishing their studies.
Eiffel Excellence, Charpak, Erasmus+, and university merit-based scholarships.
4–8 weeks after applying through Campus France and the Embassy.
Yes, after 5 years of legal residence, you may apply for Permanent Residency.
Proof of at least €615/month (~€7,380/year) is required.
Yes, all students must have French student social security or private health insurance.
Business, Fashion, Culinary Arts, Hospitality, International Relations, and Engineering.
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