First, the process of treatment
The first process of studying in France is to register students' personal information on the website of the French Education Service Center, register for the French exam, remit the registration fee of 1 0,000 yuan to CELA Center to determine the exam time, print the admission ticket before the exam, and carry it with you during the exam.
Process 2: Next, fill in the pre-visa form, fill in the remaining information and confirm the form after receiving the admission notice from the school, and remit the interview registration fee to CELA Center 1500 yuan. As it takes a long time for the CELA center to confirm the remittance, it is recommended that students remit the registration fee for the evaluation interview to the CELA center when they pay the registration fee for the first time.
Process 3 of studying in France: After waiting for the remittance confirmation from CELA Center, mail the materials needed for the interview to CELA Center, wait for the interview time, bring the original materials with you during the interview and go to CELA Center for an interview. After the interview, the students will get the evaluation interview certificate, wait for the notice from CELA Center on CELA personal website, and determine when to send the materials required for the visa to VISA-FRANCE visa office (delivery).
Process 4 of studying abroad visa in France: After the materials are mailed (signed) successfully, wait for the visa date to be determined. On the visa day, you also need to bring the original materials for studying in France and a visa fee of 50 euros, and go to VISA-FRANCE for a face-to-face visa.
The visa process for studying in France V. After the above procedures are completed, we will wait for the visa notice from CELA's personal website. The whole visa process takes about 1 month.
Second, handle the required materials.
1, general file
A) copy of ordinary passport;
B) Yellow visa application form and paste or bind photos. Don't forget to sign the form and write the date of filling in the form;
C) proof of funds;
Proof of capital in China: bank deposit certificate, equivalent to RMB 654.38+10,000. (Generally, this fee can be withdrawn after obtaining the visa, because the original deposit certificate can be returned to China Bank to unfreeze the funds and can be withdrawn at will). If the financial resources are guaranteed by the legal personnel, the letter of guarantee signed by the guarantor to bear the expenses and a copy of its identity document (ID card or passport or residence permit). Proof of address in France (receipt of electricity or telephone charges).
D) proof of residence;
Proof signed by the housing provider and a copy of its identity document (ID card or passport) and proof of address in France (such as receiving electricity or telephone bills). If the student is under 18, a notarial certificate approved by his parents is required (please ask the visa office for details).
E) identification (household registration book or ID card);
2. Learn relevant materials
(a) If teaching is conducted in French;
French proficiency test (at least 500 hours of French training). Take the TEF exam as an example, and take the results as evidence.
According to the chosen major, the requirements for French proficiency are different, and an admission notice from a French language training school may be needed.
B) If the teaching is conducted in English;
English proficiency certificate (copy of the certificate required by the admission school or TOEFL score of 500).
Evaluation form for studying abroad visa qualification.
The admission ticket of China University is attached with the transcript of the national unified college entrance examination (two copies are submitted and the original is returned).
The highest academic certificate (two copies are submitted and the original is returned).
The registration certificate or conditional pre-registration certificate of a French university should indicate the nature of study, the number of years of study, and the degree you want to study (submit two copies, and return the original, such as pre-registered bachelor's degree in economics).
Description of study plan: Applicants should explain in French or English the reasons for studying in France, the relationship between their education and their legal major, and their employment plans after returning to China in the future. Please enclose a resume in French or English.
Third, the common reasons for refusal
1, language ability
It mainly refers to the mismatch between students' language level and study abroad plan. For example, if a student is a French major, but his language level is only A2, the visa refusal is affirmative. Even B 1 is very dangerous, because you are a French major, and you have to study translation, literature, teaching French as a foreign language, media and applying foreign languages when you go to France. On the contrary, students majoring in art have the possibility of signing a contract above A2.
2. Study abroad plan
Study abroad plan refers to the choice of schools, majors, grades and diplomas.
For example, the interviewer will question why a student chooses a BTS diploma (equivalent to a junior college) instead of a Licence (equivalent to an undergraduate course). The interviewer thinks that BTS is a two-year program, which is equivalent to China's junior college diploma, but the Ministry of Education of China does not recognize it. Even after reading the application for a license, it is not only troublesome, but also has a certain risk of refusal. Wouldn't it be better to choose direct authorization? For another example, accounting students want to go to France to continue their accounting major, but there is no special accounting major in France, only accounting auditing and risk control. In addition, the accounting systems of the two countries are different, so it is obviously unreasonable for students to say that they will return to work after graduation.
3. Hardware conditions
In the past, only embassies such as Shanghai and Wuhan paid more attention to hardware conditions. If the conditions are poor, it is only possible for them to get a visa if they behave well. However, there have been new changes this year, and the embassy has paid more attention to hardware conditions. For example, students who didn't take the college entrance examination before may be able to pass the visa, but now it is difficult for students under 400 (excluding art students) to get a visa. For students who don't take the adult college entrance examination, the embassy recommends going to France. If the conditions are poor, students must first go to the embassy to make an appointment for an interview.
4, face-to-face performance
The focus of the interview is to show your language level and explain your study abroad plan and motivation to the interviewer. For example, the interviewer will check the school website and generally discuss the courses you want to study with you. In addition, the interviewer will test your communication skills and evaluate your learning ability through face-to-face interviews. The French like students who are good at expression, rich in body language and obvious in personality. If you are too shy to express yourself, you may be refused a visa.