Inside or outside a university residence, with or without roommates, from a private landlord or a private letting agency... there are differents ways to find an accomodation in France.

Here are some links, numbers and advice on what to do if you have been a victim of discrimination and/or if you want to become involved in combating racism, sexism, anti-Semitism and anti-LGBT+ hatred.

In France, with the student status you can benefit from specific financial and in-kind support.

All you need to know about scholarships and other financial aid.

Si vous n'avez pas la possibilité de loger en résidence universitaire - ou tout simplement si vous préférez être totalement indépendant - plusieurs alternatives s'offrent à vous. Vous pouvez louer une chambre, un appartement chez l'habitant ou auprès d'un organisme immobilier privé, partager un grand appartement à plusieurs en colocation, etc.

What should you check when you visit the accommodation? What documents can or cannot be requested from you? Here are a few tips and rules to follow before signing your rental agreement.

Rent is a significant part of your budget - so don't forget to apply for housing aid, whether this is paid by the CAF (Family Allowance Fund) or managed by the "Action Logement" association.

You are a refugee or asylum seeker and would like to begin or continue your studies in France?

Available financial support, health, student job...

There are several options to learn French as a foreign student.