You registered on Etudes en France and finally gathered all your paperwork, it’s time for your visa interview at the embassy. Here you are, making an appointment for the interview at the French embassy from where you depend. Feel Français gives you four pieces of advice to nail your French visa interview.

Be frank and honest in your response, and make your answer clear. 

Be clear on the purpose of your journey which is studying by mentioning the program and your motivations for it. Moreover, the agreement or not of your French visa will depend on supplied information and your capacity to answer the questions of the consular agent. Thus there is no answer type to see attributing or not a visa.

Show that you go to bring in (and that you will leave).

If you ask for a French visa for a temporary stay, it is important to show your links with your country of origin.

The consular agent who proceeds to the interview wants to make sure that you will not exceed the duration of travel. Secondly, the latter pursues a precise objective.

Take with you proofs of your family ties (photocopy of the family book) or of your estate properties. All of which can weigh this way.

Give precise answers at your French visa interview.

Whatever the case is, it is a question of being precise. Also, give details of the purpose of your journey in France. If you received any help in your visa application from an agent in your country or from Feel Francais, don’t mention it.

Do not forget to prove what you say.

Supporting documents are essential to any French visa application. Sometimes, they are compulsory as a sponsor’s letter from an employer and prove what you say about proof of resources for your stay in France. Don’t forget to bring copies of all the documents on the checklist. And if you have even the slightest doubt about the documents that you should bring just take them in case the interviewer asks for them.

Don’t stress about not getting the French visa.

Try to have a normal conversation and be yourself during this appointment at the VISA center. The person in front of you is just there to find out if the student’s academic background and plans are consistent with the demand.

If you have done your visa preparation with us don’t mention us. Indeed, you are supposed to do all the paperwork on your own.

Also, check out the government website Welcome to France!

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