Hello big family, I hope you are doing well. I would like to have your opinion on this subject, and we thank you in advance for your potential responses. Having secured a place in a private school in Orléans, I paid a deposit of €100 on my tuition fees of €7,100 (therefore, I still have €6,100 to pay); for accommodation, I opted for a shared rental « lease » at €396; on the financing side, I have blocked 4 million 75 thousand as AVI (as required by the French embassy in my country « Congo Brazzaville »). In summary, my question is as follows: do I still need a guarantor or guarantors?
Welcome @Beni_saint_joss_MBEMBA
I have paid a €100 deposit on €7,100 for my tuition fees (so I still have €6,100 to pay)
How do you plan to pay the remaining €6,100 of your tuition fees?
In summary, my question is whether I still need a guarantor or guarantors?
The AVI covers your living expenses, but you need to justify how you plan to finance the tuition fees. A sponsorship is an option.
Best regards!
In summary, I need a guarantor or guarantors, thank you! However, how much should it be?
The support, of course!
Hello MBEMBA. I would like to respond to you but I cannot provide a clear answer to your question as I do not have the expertise for that. However, would you be so kind as to give me the name of your school? I might need it.
Thank you in advance and I hope you find an answer to your question.
The school / it: computer science school only
You need at least a guarantor. I got my visa yesterday at the IT school in Valenciennes. I had a guarantor.
Congratulations Greg! I’m trying again for my son. The BGFI Bank cannot provide me with an AVI, just a blocked account of 5 million; they say they will do it as soon as the child has his account.
Thank you @Valesca, you can go to UBA to do the half blocked account.
I opened a blocked account at BGFI. Half blocked account? The transfer takes at least 10 days!!
At UBA, you can get the half account (€350 *12) in two days. A current account is required.
No, I’m talking about the transfer from France to Gabon which takes more than 10 days!!
If it’s urgent, we can send it to you via Western Union, for example, but the transfer fees will increase; in short, you have to pay the price. Besides, it’s not good to see money traces from abroad on the account, as it may resemble a loan just to make the account appear blocked and then withdraw to put it back.