Long-stay student visa required for international students planning to study in France for more than 90 days. This visa allows students to enter France and serves as a residence permit for the duration of studies.

Long-stay student visa (VLS-TS) required for international students planning to study at NEOMA Business School for more than 90 days. This visa allows students to stay in France for the duration of their academic program and can be renewed if necessary. Students must provide admission letter, financial proof, accommodation details, and health insurance coverage.

Long-stay student visa for studies exceeding 90 days in France. Required for non-EU students pursuing degree programs at Sciences Po. Allows residence for the duration of studies with possibility of part-time work (up to 964 hours per year).

Long-stay visa equivalent to residence permit for studies lasting more than 3 months. This visa allows students to live and study in France for the duration of their academic program. It can be renewed if studies continue beyond the initial visa period.

Long-stay visa for students planning to study in France for more than 90 days. This visa allows students to stay in France for the duration of their academic program and includes the right to work part-time (up to 964 hours per year). Required for all non-EU students attending EDHEC Business School.

The VLS-TS 'étudiant' allows international students to study in France for four months to one year. Upon arrival, the visa must be validated to serve as a residence permit, which also allows for part-time work of up to 964 hours per year.

Special visa for doctoral students and researchers at Institut Polytechnique de Paris. This visa facilitates the research visa procedure for non-EU students pursuing PhD or conducting research activities. It includes provisions for family reunification and easier renewal processes.

Short-term visa for students attending programs, conferences, or exchanges lasting less than 90 days. Suitable for summer programs or short-term academic visits to Sciences Po campuses.

Short-term visa for stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period, suitable for short courses, academic visits, or university tours within the Schengen area.

Short-stay student visa for programs lasting less than 90 days or for exchange students. This visa allows entry to France and other Schengen countries for educational purposes. Required documents include admission confirmation, travel insurance, proof of accommodation, and financial resources.

Short-stay visa for campus visits, interviews, or orientation programs lasting up to 90 days within a 180-day period. This visa allows prospective students to visit EDHEC campuses for admission interviews or campus tours before applying for a student visa.

Intended for studies, training, or internships lasting less than 90 days. This visa grants entry into France and other Schengen countries but is non-renewable and does not offer the same rights as a long-stay visa.

For students enrolled in programs lasting less than 90 days or for exchange programs. Does not require a residence permit and allows multiple entries during the validity period.

Short-stay visa for programs or exchanges lasting less than 90 days. Suitable for summer programs, short-term courses, or exchange semesters. Does not allow employment during stay.

Short-stay visa for studies or academic exchanges lasting less than 90 days. Suitable for summer programs, short-term research visits, or exchange programs. Does not require residence permit registration.

Allows international students to reside and study in France for the duration of their program. Requires admission proof, financial means, and medical insurance.

Long-stay student visa (VLS-TS) required for studies exceeding 90 days in France. Valid for the duration of studies with possibility of renewal. Allows part-time work up to 20 hours per week during studies.

Long-stay visa for students enrolled in programs longer than 3 months at Institut Polytechnique de Paris. This visa allows students to study and work part-time (up to 20 hours per week) in France. Required documents include acceptance letter, proof of financial resources, and accommodation proof.

Required for international students planning to study in France for more than 90 days. This visa allows students to enter France and apply for a residence permit upon arrival. Valid for the duration of studies.

Enables graduates to work in France post studies under certain conditions, including a job offer and employer sponsorship.