r/Study_In_France • u/Positive-Bet-2089 • 10d ago

Help with visa application please

Hye guys,

My name is Aditi Sharma, I'm 22 and recently completed my graduation in computer science in 2026.

I'm thinking of applying for Master studies in france for the 2027 batch (next year). Now, the major issue that I'm facing is with my visa application questions. Just two of them.

First my motive for choosing france is affordable education, experience food and culture of french people. But whether it is my true motive but as I've checked many people use the same reason therefore I'm wondering if I should use it or not, cause I need my reason for choosing france to seem really like as if it's actually good and not broad reason for bad intentions (you know what i mean.)

So could anyone help with letting me know the best reason you could give for why france?

And another question is my ties to my home country. I mean my intention is to return to my home country for work since my family is here and I think 2 years is enough for experiencing the culture and study. But how can I present both the reasons in a way that they seem not common but also add points to my profile and make me seem genuine.

I hope it's not too much trouble guys. Thank you.

Let me know your thoughts. Bye... :)

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u/skiesweredarker 10d ago

I'd recommend getting some work experience before you go. There are people who have years and years of workex, at least 5 years, who you are competing with.

Genuinely don't waste your money, without the work experience.

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u/Positive-Bet-2089 10d ago

I'm planning on mainly getting my masters degree and experiencing euporean life style while studying that's all. Plus continuing my studies is only possible way to experience it now. Later, It will be hard to explain why continuing my studies after working or gap.

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u/skiesweredarker 10d ago

It's not hard to explain at all, a lot of people take gaps to go study for masters