Conditions for junior college students to study in France.

Answer one by one, there is no age limit, but you should provide a good motive when applying for a visa, and the intermediary will help you find it.

College students can study in France. Let me answer this question.

You can choose your major freely, but finance is really difficult. This is a good major. I recommend you to study finance if you have a foundation.

Find a domestic intermediary and stay in China for a few months to lay a good foundation for the language. In China, you must pass the domestic TCF or TEF exam, and then interview and submit materials. Only after passing the exam can you get a visa. College students can't apply for graduate students directly. If you are lucky, you can apply for junior year. If you are unlucky, you should start from the second year of high school, because you have to choose a language school first, and you have to pass the TCF-DAP exam if you are in the second year of high school. The city is small, quiet, tolerant of loneliness and good at learning languages. You will be relatively relaxed in college then. Not going to Paris, going to other provinces, 50 thousand a year should be enough. After arriving in France, you can apply for immigration if you legally declare a monthly income of more than 2,000 euros, not investment immigration, but 2000 is the bottom line, and it is better to report a higher income. These are the real feelings of studying in France.