for Nepalese Students
Your gateway to world-class education, multicultural experiences, and globally recognized degrees right in the heart of Europe.
World-ranked universities, affordable tuition, and rich cultural experiences.
Learn, explore, and grow in one of the safest and most student-friendly countries.
Affordable education, excellent career paths, and world-leading academic standards.
France keeps admissions student-friendly: most universities recognize IELTS and other global English exams for entry into English-taught degrees. Submit the test you already have IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo and you’re good to go.
France is one of Europe’s top study destinations, known for academic excellence, multicultural cities, affordable tuition, and a rich cultural experience. With globally ranked universities, thousands of English-taught programs, and strong career pathways, France is an excellent choice for Nepali students seeking quality education and international exposure.
Graduates can apply for a 1–2 year post-study work visa to find jobs in sectors like IT, engineering, business, AI, hospitality, and management.
International students can work up to 20 hours/week during studies to support living expenses.
Students enjoy excellent public transport, world-class healthcare, beautiful cities, and a vibrant multicultural lifestyle.
Study alongside students from over 200 countries, preparing you for a globalized world.
France is one of the most visited and student-friendly countries in the world, offering a safe environment with strong international communities.
Over 1,700+ bachelor’s and master’s programs are available fully in English, making France highly accessible to international students.
Dedicated offices help with visas, language skills, and cultural adjustment.
The US education system is flexible, credit-based, and globally recognized. It includes community colleges, public and private universities offering:
Visa Type: F-1 for academic studies.
Many programs are English-taught, with a focus on practical learning and research, perfect for Nepalese students.The French education system is structured, prestigious, and globally recognised. It includes public universities, Grandes Écoles, and specialized institutes offering:
Visa Type: Student Visa (VLS-TS – Long-Stay Study Visa)
France offers a wide range of English-taught programs, with strong emphasis on research, innovation, and practical learning making it an excellent destination for Nepalese students seeking high-quality and affordable European education.
France is home to iconic institutions like Sorbonne and Sciences Po, but the real advantage for Nepalese students lies in its low-cost public universities. Here are some of the most affordable and popular choices with annual estimated tuition:
France offers several affordable public universities where Nepalese students can study without breaking the bank.
Nepalese students are drawn to high-demand fields like IT, business, and engineering. Here are popular courses with tuition estimates:
€3,000–€12,000 per year (varies by institution)
For the France Student Visa (VLS-TS), students must show proof of financial ability:
(Tuition fees are shown separately)
Bachelor’s Degree: €15,000–€25,000/year
(including tuition + living)
Master’s Degree: €16,000–€28,000/year
These costs include tuition, accommodation, food, insurance, and transportation.
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship
Covers monthly stipend, international travel, insurance, and more (for master’s & PhD).
Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENS) Scholarships
Highly competitive, fully funded for top international students.
Campus France Scholarships
Various grants offered through French embassies and government programs.
University-Specific Merit Scholarships
Most universities offer partial fee waivers or excellence awards.
Health Insurance: €300–€700/year (most students under 28 get free basic coverage)
Airfare (Nepal–France):
€700–€1,200
Campus France Fee:
€75
Visa Fee (VLS-TS):
€99
Language Tests:
IELTS/TOEFL: €160–€250
Applications:
€0–€100 depending on university
Understanding your living expenses is key to a smooth and stress-free study experience in France. Here is a clear breakdown of typical monthly and annual costs, followed by a simple budgeting plan and practical next steps for students.
Student Residence (CROUS): €150–€450/mo (utilities included)
Shared Apartment: €350–€700/mo + €50–€120 utilities
Studio/One-Bed: €600–€1,200/mo + utilities
Groceries: €150–€250/mo
University Restaurant Meals: €3–€5 per meal
Eating Out: €10–€20 per meal
Public Transport Pass: €20–€75/mo
Cycling: €0 (one-time purchase €80–€200)
Taxi/Rideshare: €1.20–€2.00/km
Students Under 28: Basic public health insurance free
Complementary Health Insurance: €20–€50/mo
Private Health Plan: €200–€400/year
Mobile & Internet: €20–€40/mo
Books & Supplies: €300–€600/year
Entertainment: €50–€120/mo
Estimate Your Total:
Combine your housing, food, transport, and personal expenses to calculate your monthly budget (average student spends €700–€1,200/month depending on city).
Allocate Funds:
Divide your budget into essentials (rent, food, insurance) and flexible spending (shopping, dining out, recreation).
Save with Discounts:
Use your student card for transport discounts, museum entry, restaurants, and cinema.
Track Spending:
Use budgeting apps (Revolut, N26, Bankin’) to manage your expenses and avoid overspending.
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Strong Academic Record
Language Proficiency
Campus France Procedure
Letters of Recommendation (LORs)
Financial Documentation
Valid Passport & Student Visa (VLS-TS)
Additional Requirements
Tip: Requirements differ between universities and programs. Always check the exact criteria listed on the institution’s official website and Campus France guidelines before applying.
Follow these clear steps to secure your admission for France universities:
Pro Tip: Apply early through Campus France and start your accommodation search as soon as you receive your offer. Student housing in major cities like Paris, Lyon, and Bordeaux fills up quickly, and early applications give you a better chance of securing affordable CROUS rooms and reducing your overall living costs.
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Securing scholarships can significantly reduce your financial burden and open doors to top U.S. institutions. Below are key scholarship programs available to Nepali applicants:
Eiffel Excellence Scholarship
Émile Boutmy Scholarship (Sciences Po)
ENS International Selection Scholarship
Erasmus+ Scholarships
University-Specific Scholarships
Tip: Apply early and prepare a strong motivation letter French universities and scholarships give high priority to well-written SOPs.
Studying in France offers a vibrant mix of culture, academic excellence, and student-friendly benefits. International students enjoy discounted transport, affordable dining through CROUS cafeterias, and access to world-class museums, libraries, and festivals.
France’s diverse cities Paris, Lyon, Lille, Bordeaux, Toulouse provide safe, multicultural environments with active student communities, clubs, and events. With part-time work opportunities (up to 964 hours/year), students can gain experience while supporting their living costs.
After graduation, France offers attractive post-study pathways, including the 1–2 year APS (Job Search Visa) for master’s graduates, enabling students to explore career opportunities in engineering, IT, business, hospitality, and more.
France isn’t just a study destination it’s a gateway to European culture, travel, and global career growth.
France operates as a unitary semi-presidential republic, guided by the Constitution of the Fifth Republic (1958). Its governance system blends strong executive authority with democratic checks and balances. The French state is centralized, but local governments play meaningful roles in administration.
Structure:
The executive is dual-headed, consisting of the President of France and the Prime Minister.
Key Powers:
France has a bicameral parliament consisting of:
Key Powers:
Structure:
France’s judiciary is independent and divided into two main systems:
At the top:
Key Powers:
France is a unitary state with power centered at the national level. However, it includes decentralized bodies:
These local authorities manage education, transport, housing, public services, and cultural development, but operate within national guidelines.
While the President has significant authority, the French system incorporates balancing mechanisms:
This framework creates a stable, efficient, and democratic governance model—important for international students to understand as they integrate into life, study, and work environments in France.
Yes. France offers affordable tuition, high-quality education, global degrees, and vibrant student life.
Yes. You need a Long-Stay Student Visa (VLS-TS) and Campus France approval.
Yes. International students can work 964 hours per year (approx. 20 hrs/week).
Yes, Eiffel Scholarship, Émile Boutmy, ENS, Erasmus+, and university-funded awards.
Not mandatory for English-taught courses, but learning French helps with jobs, internships, and daily life.
Business, IT, Engineering, Hospitality, Fashion, and Culinary Arts.
Yes. Master’s graduates can apply for the Ausbildungszeugnis für die Aufenthaltsgenehmigung (APS) (1–2 year) post-study work visa.
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