5 things i wish i knew before coming to Paris | GENUINE advice no one tells you
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2024
- These are a few of the things I wish I knew before coming to France. I'm sharing my honest experiences, hoping they'll be beneficial for your own journey.
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Learning French
01:06 Cheaper accommodation
02:04 Don't be intimidated!
03:38 Making french friends
04:24 Save all documents
04:57 Outro
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Thanks for sharing your experiences 👍
Thank you its really helpful ❤
feeling joy by seeing your face and nice content
Very informative.. keep it up
hello maam I have a important question like do I need ielts test for campus france process or visa process because my university took English assessment test of 4 modules and i have an MOI as well can you please tell me in this please help me in this important thing.
But Paris is not France...
Yes although I agree that I can't generalise my experience in Paris with the whole of France, I have noticed that there are many similarities. For example language difficulties especially at prefectures, documentations that every foreigner in France needs, making french friends.. these are all very similar experiences across France
Kindly tell me can I drink tap water
I have successfully got the visa. Still looking for accommodation and roommates as i cant cook. Any advice?
Congrats on getting your visa! I’ll advice you to learn how to cook, and to not be dependent on your roommates for food. Also, for accommodation getting a french guarantor first before applying to places can help
Hello , my daughter who is trying for masters admission in grenoble paris in September intake.
Can you guide me about monthly living expenses in Paris for international students. And also status of finding part-time job for students???
Waiting for kind response 🎀
Grenoble isn't in Paris, is far away from Paris, is a students town and is cheaper than Paris.
Type prix moyen loyer [insert place] to get the average real accommodation price in any place. Agencies specialising in foreigners will always charge you more.
Hello maam i have a question that my father is in Assam and I'm in Rajasthan so from my behalf my father can pay my tuition fees to university from nearby axis Bank right it will not be any problem right it's not important for me to be there right
@@RheaxGarde I'll be paying France tuition fees maam and after paying from Bank i will just get the normal receipt of tuition paid right do we need any kind of other document after paying fees or something from Bank and axis Bank transfer option is better right.
@@Ankit_Vlogs2023 you should normally get a payment receipt from your bank that you can then send to your university
@@RheaxGarde hello maam I thought I have to go through campus France and then visa but I have seen CEVEC also can you please tell what are the mandatory process I have to go through after paying university fees please help me this maam just this
@@Ankit_Vlogs2023 CVEC is a student tax that you have to pay once the enrolment in your school has been finalised. You can pay CVEC after your visa is finalised via Campus France. Other than this, i'll advice you to get your documents translated in french, and your birth certificate apostiled and translated in french
@@RheaxGarde so maam after getting Noc from campus France I have to do right and what documents I have to translate in French 10th 12th Marksheet bachelors marksheet or just birth certificate is fine and apostiled maam please tell me in this maam what documents
To get job in france after masters is French language compulsory
Yes, most of the jobs will require you to speak both english and french fluently
You came to Paris when you were 18? But you look like you are 12 years old in the video!
You still look like an 18year old.btw what’s your age and what are you studying there?
Good question lol
Haha I’m somewhere in my 20’s :) I’m studying finance
@@RheaxGarde darn, shouldn’t have asked a woman about her age
Hey, Could you please share your insta account if you own , i am going fr mba in france and need some inputs...hope you can help me with the same.