Packing list for International Students going to FRANCE | Practical Advice 

I’m so glad it was helpful! 🤗 Good luck to you, and safe travels x

Yay! Safe travels 🤗

I’m so glad to hear that 🥰

Hi @@RheaxGarde , do you have any idea about taxe d'habitation and if it is still compulsory for non-residents to pay on primary rental residence?

@@aditya6901 Since this year, you don't have to pay taxe d'habitation for your primary residence. Check out www.economie.gouv.fr/particuliers/taxe-habitation#:~:text=Depuis%20le%201er%20janvier%202023,ici%20le%2031%20juillet%202023. for more details Hope this helps!

@@RheaxGarde khup aabhar madame 😃

Hi Aditya, sometimes the international hair dryers won't work in France if they aren't dual voltage, so you'll need a proper voltage converter. Or I would recommend buying one in France itself

It really depends on the school. It's usually 3/4 days a week, but not full time

Yes of course! Safe travels 🥰

Hello! Toulouse, Rennes, Grenoble, Montpellier are some of the good cities other than Paris for higher studies :)