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.

Everything you need to know about accommodation in a university residence, other types of accommodation and the various aids.

You are not subject to this if you came to France under an inter-university partnership, like an Erasmus+ exchange programme.

Having a student sponsor, or buddy, in France can be very useful in helping you get settled in when you arrive in France or even to before your departure. It's also an excellent way to meet other students.

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.

Would you like to begin or continue your studies in France? Take a look at these pages to prepare your future student life. Welcome to France!

Do you have sleep problems? Do you feel depressed? Here are the contacts and useful information to benefit from psychological help during your studies.

Each university has a university health service which is available for advice and individual consultations or to help you develop practices to avoid getting sick and relating to health information.

All you need to know about your social security coverage, how to get the highest reimbursement rates, and who to contact.

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.