A step-by-step guide, 116 pages, to prepare your Campus France application, your visa and your arrival in France yourself, without going through an intermediary.

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU ?

You don't know whether you go through Études en France, Parcoursup or a private school

You're afraid of forgetting a document or a deadline in your Campus France file

You don't know how much to plan for the visa, the proof of funds and your first months

You've read ten (10) different sources that contradict each other.

This guide puts everything in order. It follows your journey from choosing your route to your first year in France, with real screenshots, a calendar, a file tracker and a checklist to fill in.

WHAT'S INSIDE (116 PAGES, CLICKABLE TABLE OF CONTENTS)

1. Choosing your route: DAP or non-DAP, Parcoursup, private school, with a decision tree

2. Applying on Études en France: account, education history, language tests, motivation letter, fees, interview, answers

3. Parallel routes and special cases: Parcoursup, CampusArt, private schools, doctorate, countries not on the list

4. The student visa: France-Visas, documents, proof of funds, appointment at the centre

5. Budget, funding and housing, with a first-year budget table to fill in

6. Departure and arrival: validating your VLS-TS, CVEC, enrolment, health insurance, bank account

7. Your first year: working rules, renewing your residence permit, after graduation

8. Your toolbox: file tracker, calendar, list of all documents, glossary, the 15 questions that keep coming up, the 12 mistakes that cost a year

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

In this 116-page guide, you follow your journey in order, from your first Campus France account to your first year in France. You will learn how to:

1. Identify your route: Études en France, Parcoursup or a private school, with a decision tree

2. Build your Campus France application without forgetting a document: account, education history, language tests, motivation letter, fees

3. Prepare for your Campus France interview by knowing what you will be asked and why

4. Prepare your visa file: France-Visas, documents to provide, proof of funds, appointment

5. Plan your budget with a table to fill in, and find scholarships and housing options

6. Succeed in your arrival: validating your VLS-TS, CVEC, social security, opening a bank account

7. Avoid the 12 mistakes that cost a year and keep track of your deadlines with the calendar provided.

No prior knowledge of the procedure needed.

WHAT YOU GET

A PDF guide of 116 pages, simple and practical, that you can follow on your phone, tablet or computer.

Value : $12.33 - for you today $8.81

THE 7 GOLDEN ANTI-SCAM RULES

The guide includes the 7 golden rules against scams. Golden rule: pay only on the official websites and at the official payment points named in the guide. No step asks you to pay an intermediary.

WHO IS THIS GUIDE FOR ?

This guide is for you if:

1. You are in your last year of secondary school and preparing your first application to study in France

2. You are a bachelor's or master's student who wants to continue your studies in France

3. You are aiming at a private school or a non-DAP route and don't know how to proceed

4. You are a professional (employee, entrepreneur, civil servant) who wants to resume studies in France: master's, specialised master's or a change of direction

5. You are preparing a doctorate or an art route (CampusArt)

6. You are a parent who wants to understand the steps, the budget and the dates to support your child

7. You have already started your file and want to check that nothing is missing

8. You want to prepare your file yourself, step by step, without paying an intermediary.

THIS GUIDE IS NOT FOR YOU IF :

1. You are looking for a guarantee of admission or a visa. No one can give one: the decision belongs to Campus France, the institutions and the consulate

2. Your country is not one of the 30 countries that use the Études en France procedure. The list is on page 8: check it before you buy

3. You want someone to fill in your file for you. The guide explains each step, but you complete and submit your own file

4. You are not ready to check official websites. Rules and amounts can change, and the guide shows you where to check.

NB: the guide helps you avoid mistakes in your file, but the outcome depends on your profile, the quality of your file and the decisions of the authorities.

WHAT YOU CAN DO AFTER READING

1. Choose your route: Études en France, Parcoursup or a private school

2. Create your Campus France application knowing which documents to prepare

3. Plan your dates, language tests and interview with the calendar

4. Calculate your budget and proof of funds with the table to fill in

5. Submit your visa application with a complete file

6. Organise your departure and arrival: VLS-TS, CVEC, bank.

MY COMMITMENT TO YOU

I show you how to prepare your file in the right order, with information checked against official sources, so you avoid the mistakes that cost time and money.

I'm Paul Angbele, founder of Bingue Immigration. I've supported applicants since 2013, and this guide holds what I wish every applicant knew before starting.

October 24, 2026 edition. Dates: Campus France opened on October 1, 2026, answers from institutions arrive before April 30, 2027, and your final choice is due before May 31, 2027.

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