How Vietnamese students study business in France
Everything Vietnamese students need, in order: the Campus France procedure, the student visa, the diplomas, the money and the schools - sourced, and free to use.
As a Vietnamese student, you go through the “Études en France” (Campus France) procedure before you can request your student visa - Vietnam is one of the 73 countries concerned.
Your route, step by step
- Create your Études en France account and build your file (transcripts, diplomas, motivation, language test).
- Choose your business programmes (DAP for first-year university, or hors-DAP for L2/L3, Master and most business schools).
- Get your acceptance, then request your VLS-TS student visa.
- On arrival, validate your visa online within 3 months.
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Look into the Eiffel Excellence Scholarship (French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, for Master’s and PhD) and French Government Scholarships (BGF), plus your own country’s mobility grants.Some scholarship holders are also exempt from the non-EU differentiated university fees.
Common questions for Vietnamese students
Do Vietnamese students go through Campus France?
Yes. Vietnam is one of the 73 countries that use the “Études en France” (Campus France) procedure, so you apply on that platform before requesting your visa.
Can Vietnamese students work while studying in France?
Yes - a long-stay student visa (VLS-TS) lets you work up to 964 hours per year (about 20 hours per week).
How much money do I need?
You must prove at least €877.50 per month (about €10,530 per year), via a bank statement, scholarship or guarantor.
Sources
- Campus France - Chiffres clés 2024 (countries of origin)official · 2026-06-20
- Campus France - Études en France procedureofficial · 2026-06-20
- Campus France - Eiffel Excellence Scholarshipofficial · 2026-06-20
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