Is the pass rate of French study visa application high?

Is the passing rate of studying in France high? Many new students will ask this question. Dear, let me talk about the pass rate of French study visa application.

Pass rate of study visa in France

Is the passing rate of study visa in France really low?

The highest refusal rate of studying in the United States is 65%, and the refusal rate of Canada and France is also around 30%. It can be said that visa refusal is becoming the biggest killer of international students.

In March 2009, the British government cracked down on illegal intermediaries, affecting 600-800 overseas students. These students are divided into two categories. One category has complete visa procedures and has been accepted by regular schools, but they are afraid of trouble and entrust black intermediaries to apply for visas. Another kind of students are arranged by the black intermediary for "one-stop service", that is, looking for receiving schools, collecting materials and handling visas. The crackdown on black intermediaries resulted in almost all the affected student visas being refused.

Experts studying in France pointed out that the interview for studying in France is a very important link. However, the loss of study time caused by visa refusal can never be compensated. Of course, because of the strong immigration tendency, insufficient funds preparation and untrue materials, the visa was also refused.

We remind all students to be cautious when choosing the way to study abroad, and it is best to choose the domestic preparatory course for studying abroad, so that you can learn both language and major, avoid being refused a visa when applying for a visa, and successfully achieve the goal of studying abroad.

When choosing an intermediary for studying abroad, you must be careful to prevent being fooled by a black intermediary. Avoid being affected like many students who crack down on black intermediaries in Britain, causing unnecessary trouble.

Validity of study visa in France

I. Student Examination Visa "ETUDIANT-CONCOURS"

This visa for studying in France is suitable for short-term students studying in France for the purpose of going to France to take competitive examinations or examinations, and the longest period is no more than 90 days.

In the case of passing the exam and finally being admitted to the relevant universities in France, the French authorities stipulate that students holding such French study visas can obtain long-term student visas without returning to their country of origin. If French universities require students to take preparatory courses or supplementary courses before final admission, they can also issue "student-oriented visas".

Second, short-term student visas.

Applicants for short-term student visas are international students who have studied in France for less than 6 months.

Once the time and category of this visa are determined, it cannot be changed. Even if students studying in France need to continue to study other courses in France, they must first return to their country of origin to apply for a long-term student visa. Students who study in France with this visa do not need to apply for a French residence permit after arriving in France, and the visa itself has the effect of residence.

Three. Delong long-term student visa

Applicants for long-term student visas are students who have studied in France for more than 6 months and are not members of the European Union.

Long-term visas will be marked with the words "college students", and the validity period is between six months and one year, and the longest is no more than one year. Therefore, students studying in France should apply for a residence permit in France as soon as possible after they arrive in France for the first time, and they must present a long-term student visa when applying for a residence permit. After studying in France for one year, students only need to prepare relevant materials and extend their residence permit.

Interview skills of studying abroad visa

1. French people attach great importance to appearance, so they must wear formal clothes when attending interviews, such as girls wearing skirts (don't be topless) and boys wearing suits and jackets or white shirts. Moreover, when you first enter the interview examination room, don't forget to say with a smile-Bonjour!

It must be noted that you have to explain that this school in this country is your own choice, not imposed on you by others.

If you go to France to change your major, it is very important to explain whether the majors complement each other.

4. Practice oral English and listening before the interview.

The interview for studying abroad is the most direct contact between the applicant and the school. It is not only easy to show the advantages and leave a good impression on the school, but also easy to expose the disadvantages and bring adverse effects to the application. Experts say that only by knowing the common questions in the interview in advance can we "know ourselves and know ourselves, and win every battle."

Keyword 1: major choice

"Why did you choose this major?" This is a question that students who apply for master's degree in foreign universities are often asked. The interviewer will use this to examine the students' understanding of the major, and will also ask the students to introduce the relevant research they have done. "Have you ever done any work related to applying for a major?" For example, if you apply for project management, the interviewer will ask you if you have any education or work experience in project management. These two questions will be asked in almost every interview. There are also questions such as "What major will you develop in?" "What's your grade? What is your credit score? " The school will pay attention to students' academic performance and give them an application suggestion according to their academic performance, such as what kind of courses are not good, to remind students to strengthen their study. This also warns college students that if they want to continue their studies in a certain major in the future, they must do well in school.

Keyword 2: Personality interest

Interviews in middle schools are different from those in universities, paying more attention to students' learning goals and personal character.

"Do you like natural science or social science?" "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Interviewers often use such questions to find out whether students are suitable for technical jobs, creative jobs or public relations and communication jobs, and whether they are introverted, shy or outgoing and lively. Because it is very important for middle school students to choose the development direction that suits their interests and personality, the school interview will also pay attention to the investigation of personality.

Before the interview, check and make sure that you have prepared all the interview materials.

When interviewing, you must show the originals of all the materials. Please don't worry if you forget to bring or don't have the originals of these materials for the time being. You can provide it after the interview. These materials had better be translated into French.