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An internship in France offers significant professional growth and cultural enrichment. It enhances your resume by showcasing practical experience and proactivity. Internships provide valuable networking opportunities, leading to mentorship and job prospects. They can also count towards academic credit in some educational programs. Typically targeting students, recent graduates, or skill seekers, internships vary from a few weeks to several months.
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Benefits of getting Internship visa
Gain Global Skills in the Heart of Europe:
Internship in France
Interning in France offers professional growth and cultural immersion. With access to world-renowned industries and a vibrant cultural scene, interns gain invaluable experience and expand their global perspective.
Basic Information
Different Types of Internships
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A student internship long-stay visa, often referred to as the "Visa de long séjour pour stage" in French, allows non-EU students to undertake internships in France for an extended period, typically longer than 90 days.
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The student internship short-stay visa is designed for students who wish to gain practical experience in their field of study by undertaking a short-term internship in France typically up to 90 days.
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A professional internship long-stay visa, often referred to as the "Visa de long séjour pour stage professionnel" in French, allows non-EU individuals to undertake internships in France for an extended period, typically longer than 90 days, for professional development purposes.
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The professional internship short-stay visa is designed for individuals who seek to gain practical experience in their professional field by undertaking a short-term internship in France typically up to 90 days.
Step 1
Find an Internship in France
Step 2
Sign the internship agreement
Step 3
Compile Necessary Documents
Step 4
Apply for an Internship Visa
Step 5
Await Visa Approval
Step 6
Prepare for your trip
Requirements for getting an Internship Visa
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Visa Essentials for Internship Seekers
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Valid Passport
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Visa Application Form
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Passport-Sized Photos
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Internship Offer Letter
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Proof of Academic or Professional Background
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Financial Proof
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Health Insurance
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Accommodation Details
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Travel Itinerary
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common faqs
Frequently Asked Questions?
Who needs to apply for a French internship visa?
Non-EU individuals who wish to undertake internships in France, typically lasting longer than 90 days, need to apply for a French internship visa.
What are the eligibility criteria for a French internship visa?
Eligibility criteria may include having an internship offer from a French company or organization, providing proof of financial means to support oneself during the stay, and obtaining health insurance coverage.
How do I apply for a French internship visa?
To apply for a French internship visa, you need to submit the required documents (including an internship offer letter, proof of financial means, health insurance, etc.) to the French consulate or visa application centre in your home country.
What documents do I need to submit for a French internship visa?
Required documents typically include a valid passport, visa application form, internship offer letter, proof of financial means, health insurance, accommodation details, and travel itinerary.
How long does it take to process a French internship visa?
Processing times can vary depending on the consulate and the time of year. It's advisable to apply well in advance of the intended start date of the internship.
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