Students applying for short courses, long courses, exchange programs, language courses, internships, etc., can apply for a student visa to France. To do so, you will need to provide the following documents:

• Proof of Studies: A letter from the school or university confirming your enrollment.
• Admission Letter: An official letter of admission from the institution in France where you plan to study.
• Financial Guarantee: A notarized statement confirming that you will receive a monthly allowance of $600 for the duration of your stay in France, or proof of personal income. Alternatively, a letter from the school stating that your room and board are covered, along with prepaid tuition fees (+1 copy).
• Accommodation Proof: If your accommodation is provided free of charge by the host, a letter from them confirming this.
• Identification: A copy of your passport or a government-issued ID with a photograph. An allowance of $400 will be accepted, but be sure to verify the current financial requirements, as these can change.

Ensure all documents are in the correct format and updated as needed before submitting your application.