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The second step you must take after you arrive
and within 3 months after your arrival, involves you getting
your temporary student resident’s permit.
This is a compulsory document you will have to keep with you during
your stay in France. The validity of this permit cannot extend
beyond the validity of the duration of your studies in France.
Here is the list of documents you must submit to the Prefecture
to obtain a resident’s permit (
please make sure
that you get some of them before your departure) :
- your passport containing
a long-term visa as well as a photocopy of
each written or stamped page,
- 3 passport-sized identity photographs,
- an original birth certificate
(if possible in French or an international one) as well as
a photocopy.
If your birth certificate is written in English you will have
to submit a French version translated by an expert translator
which may cost you 15 to 30 euros,
- proof of your financial resources
equivalent to at least 350 euros per month (this document
can be a parental attestation or a certificate from your bank
showing that your bank account deposit is sufficient to cover
all expenses during your stay in France),
- proof that you have a French health
insurance (you will be automatically affiliated to
the French medical insurance (Social Security) when you arrive
in Pau,
- proof of residency in the
area of Pau,
- ESC PAU Group certificate of enrollment
- an envelope with your name
and address in Pau, bearing a normal stamp.
Please note that a medical visit is compulsory for non European
citizens. The Prefecture will address you a notification in order
for you to meet a doctor.
You will first get a receipt which proves that you are a “regular”
foreign student. The real card will be issued approximately 3
weeks after.
Please note that the renewal of your resident’s permit has
to be done at least 2 months before the expiry date of your card.
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