VLS-TS

Mode: OtherEntry: multiple entryStay Duration: course durationValidity: 1 Year Renewable

Processing

10 working days

Mode

Other

Entry

multiple entry

Stay Duration

course duration

Validity

1 Year Renewable

Overview

International students can enter and exit France more than once while they are enrolled in classes according to the France Multiple Entry Student Visa. It is typically granted as a long-stay student visa (VLS-TS), which is good for the length of the course of study. Before showing up for their visa appointment, students must apply through France-Visas.

Why Travunited

•Professional visa advice: Our staff offers full assistance with the France Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS) application procedure.

•Application support: Assistance in accurately completing the visa application via the France-Visas portal.

•Support for campus procedures: Advice on the necessary actions with Campus France.

•Verification of documents: A thorough examination of financial records, admission letters, and other supporting documentation.

•End-to-end support: Assistance for a seamless student visa application and appointment scheduling.

Stats

•The long-stay student visa (VLS-TS), which functions as a residence permit, often permits foreign students to remain in France for four months to a year.

•France was one of the most popular study locations in Europe in 2023–2024, with over 412,000 international students.

•After submitting biometrics at the visa center, the processing time for a visa typically takes 15 to 30 working days.

•Before the visa submission step, the Campus France process could take two to four weeks.

•In order to fund living expenses, students must demonstrate a minimum of €615 per month, or €7,380 annually.

•Additionally, while studying, the visa permits up to 964 hours of part-time work annually (about 20 hours per week).

Documents Required

Per Traveller

Passports old and new

Required

Recent Photographs

Required

Academic certificates and transcripts

Required

University Offer letter

Required

Campus France Approval

Required

Bank Statements

Required

Accommodation Proof

Required

Eligibility

•A letter of acceptance from an accredited French university is required for admission.

•Campus registration: Before submitting a visa application, students typically finish the processes through Campus France.

•Valid passport: The passport must be valid for the full duration of the study period, or at the very least, the necessary amount of time.

•Students must demonstrate that they have enough money to cover their living expenses in France.

•Proof of accommodations: A rental agreement, host accommodations, or student lodging.

•Health insurance: You might need to have current health or travel insurance.

•Completed visa application: Prior to the visa appointment, the application must be filed via the France-Visas portal.

Important Notes

•Typically, the visa is granted as a France Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS), which permits students to remain in France for the length of their academic program.

•Before making an appointment for a visa, students must finish the application on the France-Visas portal.

•Many applicants have to go through Campus France's procedures first.

•The French Office for Immigration and Integration typically requires online visa validation after arrival.

•During its validity period, the visa permits several entries and departures from France.

Rejection Reasons

•Incomplete or inaccurate visa application that was filed via the France-Visas website.

•Absence of a legitimate acceptance letter from an accredited French school.

•Inadequate evidence of having enough money to cover living expenses while studying.

•Missing supporting documentation, including insurance, academic records, or proof of accommodations.

•Problems with academic credentials or ambiguous study schedules.

•Prior immigration infractions or visa denials.

•Giving inaccurate or deceptive information when applying for a visa.

FAQs

What occurs if my visa is denied?

Government and diplomatic costs are non-refundable in the event of rejection. Depending on the situation and application stage, TravUnited's professional service fees may change.

2.After arriving, do I have to register with any authorities?

After landing in France, students are required to verify their visa online with the French Office for Immigration and Integration.

3. Is it possible for students to work and study in France?

In general, overseas students are permitted to work part-time for up to 20 hours per week while they are enrolled in classes.

4.Is it possible to prolong the student visa?

If a student's studies continue over the expiration date of their visa, they may seek for an extension of their residence permit in France.