Top 5 French Banks for International students

Top 5 French Banks in France for international students.
The most common French bank accounts for international students, Offline and online bank accounts.
Process to open French bank account is very easy and simple.
Bank Names
BNP Paribas |
mabanque.bnppa...
English speaking people,
Good customer service and faster response.
Quite known among international students and others as well
Charges are somewhere between 7-9 euros per month
Société Générale - Banque et Assurance
(societegenerale.fr)
PROS
Good customer service and faster response.
Quite known among international students and others as well
Charges are somewhere between 7-9 euros per month
La Banque Postale, citoyenne
www.labanquepo...
Cashback of 80 EUROS (only for students)
ONLINE banks in France
N26 La banque en ligne 100 % mobile
n26.com/en-eu
Boursorama (FREE)
www.boursorama...
- Free payments abroad
- 1 free withdrawal abroad/month, then 1.69%
WISE (personal favorite)
wise.com/login/
Use it for transfer money to India or to friends
When you choose the bank SEE
- Does the bank offer telephone, online, or mobile banking services, apart from face-to-face banking?
- Compare the service costs of different French banks, along with their pros and cons, before making a choice.
Here’s a list of documents you’ll generally need:
- Your passport (a valid one, of course), or any other identity proof
- Proof of your residential address in France, like a telephone or electricity bill
- Your French visa or other proof of your residency status
- Proof of your student or job status
- Your handwritten signature
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[@argokulnath]

Nice Video Madhvee,
Although from my 4+years of living in pairs & meeting almost 100+ people from Students, Employee & employers; French ,European & indians. My suggestion would be this.
1)If living in France for more than 6 months: Societe general & Boursorama is preferred as both of these banks are recognised for Visa purposes in France.
(with respect to English speaking & all operating experience I feel both BNP & Societe general are tied. although we both know mutual people who used BNP for 4+years & got fucked up. ) so my suggestion would be not to use BNP Bank.
2) Transferwise is an amazing service (only for Travel purposes & currency exchange purposes.) this must not be used for daily activities for more than 1 month if the intention is for residence purposes in Europe.
3) N26 is a good online only bank but sadly its not recognised for visa purposes in France by the prefecture. (in my personal experience)
good tip for online only bank: Fortuneo bank is very good. & I would say it's a Tie with boursorama.
Nice video.

[@MadhveeJha]

Thanks Gokul

[@joyboyankit]

Hi Gokulnath, can you please tell what do you mean by people who used BNP for 4+years & got tucked up? Is there some con for using BNP for a long time?

[@kruthidhamodharan]

Thank you this is really helpful

[@MahmudulHasan-hi1bv]

I am using Société Général & Revolut!

[@MadhveeJha]

Whats your feedback? Do you think its good so far?

[@kumarkunal6475]

Nice video.Also make a video on how to get a professional job and the strategies that one needs to get that.

[@MadhveeJha]

Thank you for the suggestion Kunal.
However, I feel the approach for jobs varies from person to person.
Everyone takes a different approach. I will try to get my known people's approach in a vidéo

[@OAGGDOSandeepReddyGangapuram]

Hii is sandeep from hyderabad mam i am planing to do masters in wine and spirit mangment in France 2023 intake
Mam can you pls tell me that there is scope and career opportunities for wine or not, in general as your opinion mam

[@MadhveeJha]

France is the perfect place for the course. You will have good opportunities in this sector.

[@AhmedKhan-bu9co]

Hi ma’am. I want to prepare for GMAT. I’m confused as to which class should I join, online or offline. Is Top One Percent by Sandeep Gupta good option? Or Wizako?

[@MadhveeJha]

Hey there, for GMAT I will suggest you check vidéos of Arif and Mayank.
There vidéos will be helpfull for this topic. youtube.com/@iArifAhmad
youtube.com/@MayankSehgal

[@mitalibhoumik7011]

Hy mam i have questions regarding Sorbonne University Paris, their accommodation and bank accounts!! Please reply on my quary !!

[@ebunoluwaayorinde5548]

Is there a limit for student accounts

[@kevindarji6632]

Hello, is this possible to change school next year??

[@MadhveeJha]

You can but you should have a strong reason to do that.

[@surajitbhattacharya6876]

Is " BNP PARIBAS" bank good service in town Nice, France?

[@MadhveeJha]

Yes, BNP is one of the best banks in France

[@kevindarji6632]

And which documents required for new admission???

[@MadhveeJha]

All the documents which you provided for thé current collège.
If you have already selected the college, ask them what all they need

[@gopygill4657]

Hlo

[@MadhveeJha]

Hola