The French government attaches great importance to education, and public universities are free of tuition fees, and only need to pay the registration fee of 200 to 300 euros per year. All students registered in public universities are treated equally. The cost of living in France is relatively cheap. Paris needs about 50,000 to 60,000 RMB per year, and other provinces need about 30,000 to 40,000 RMB per year. The overall cost is much lower than that of developed countries such as Britain and the United States with the same education level. During studying in France, the government allows work-study programs, and generally you can earn the living expenses for the second year through the summer vacation.

In France, international students can enjoy the same preferential policies as French students: they can enjoy the housing subsidies of the French government; You can enjoy the transportation subsidies of the French government; Dining in the Student Management Center (CROUS) can enjoy the subsidy of the French government, and you only need to use your university student ID card to buy meal coupons. Enjoy free medical insurance; Visit museums, watch movies, etc. It's all reduced by student ID.

International students with a master's degree or above have a temporary residence permit in the first year and a multi-year residence permit in the second year; Moreover, France welcomes international students to stay and work in France after graduation. They can stay in France for six months to find jobs. After finding a job or obtaining an employment commitment, you can get a multi-year residence permit.