Bonjour,
J’ai demandé en novembre une demande de visa touristique pour la France et j’ai eu un refus pour motif qu’ils ne sont pas sûr que je vais quitter le territoire après l’expiration de mon visa.
Je souhaite actuellement faire la procédure campus France pour la demande de visa étudiant.
Cependant je me pose beaucoup de questions : est-ce que le fait que j’ai eu à déposer une demande de visa touristique ne pourra pas les faire croire que je ne vais pas en France pour vraiment étudier ?
Personne pour m’aider ?
Quand vous publiez, patientez qu’on vous réponde.
Pour votre préoccupation, c’est non. Vous pouvez demander un visa étudiant. Cela n entachera pas votre demande.
Merci pour votre réponse Rodrigue
Hello, I would like to know something: regarding the lease contract for a visa application, must one have a lease contract with at least three months of reservation marked on it? So what I want to know is if I make a reservation for student accommodation in France and pay for one month, will it be valid for applying for a visa without causing me any issues? Thank you for shedding some light on the accommodation, I’m having a bit of trouble understanding how it works.
Based on what I know, the consulate requires three months, but since you intend to pay for an additional month beyond the certificate, you must provide an explanatory letter and give the reasons.
Hello Greg,
There is no problem as long as the accommodation is reserved for at least three months.
Best regards
Good evening Andrew, thank you for the response, to be honest I didn’t understand your point of view. Do you mean that if I find a rental contract marked for one month, it’s sufficient?
In the rental contract, you must pay at least three months’ rent.
As far as I know, there is no problem with a one-month booking to apply for a visa. So one month is more than enough, as you can apply for a visa even with a hotel reservation.
Hello @Greg
To book a student room for 9 months in France, generally, you need to pay one month’s rent + the deposit.
[quote=« Fatai15, post:5, topic:4877, full:true »] In the rental contract, you must pay at least three months’ rent [/quote] not at all. The room must be reserved for at least three months, but that doesn’t mean you have to pay three months’ rent.
[quote=« Franck13, post:6, topic:4877, full:true »] From what I know, there is no problem with a one-month reservation for a visa application. So one month is more than enough, as even with a hotel reservation you can apply for a visa [/quote] Indeed, that can work, but be careful! It depends on the country you are in. Make sure to check beforehand. Abou: “…What I take away…It’s as if my counter was reset…”
Thank you for your responses
Hello, I would like to know if anyone has already obtained a visa in Cameroon with a sponsorship. I am proceeding with the assumption that the guarantor is from the European Union. I am asking this question because someone made me understand that in Cameroon they prefer the AVI and that sponsorship is not taken into account.
Hello @Greg
I am really disappointed that you are asking this question. If you had tried to search on this platform with just the title of your question, you would have found plenty of stories from students who got their visas in Cameroon with the sponsorship. So this one: I got my visa with the sponsorship in Cameroon
Anyway, good luck 
Thank you @Andrew
Hello @Andrew I have some concerns. Indeed, I have a brother in France who was able to find me a free accommodation certificate for a year, but the documents pose certain problems:
1- The residence permit expires in September, however, he has initiated a renewal procedure.
2- The rental contract expires in October, although there is a possibility of renewal mentioned.
What should I do? Are these documents reliable with the difficulties mentioned? Thank you for your clarification.
[quote=« Greg, post:16, topic:5560 »] The residence permit expires in September, nevertheless he has initiated a renewal process. [/quote] If you have a receipt that is valid for at least three months, you have no problem.
[quote=« Greg, post:16, topic:5560 »] 2- the rental contract expires in October, although a possibility of renewal is mentioned. [/quote] For that one, there is no issue, rental contracts are generally tactically renewed.
Alright, thank you
Hello everyone, do you find the duration of 40 minutes (45km) reliable as proof of residence? Knowing that the school is in Valenciennes and the accommodation is in Mons Baroeul.
Hello, is it mandatory to legalise the financial support to apply for a visa in France?