Studying in France is safe.
The crime rate in France is relatively low, but like any other country, crime still exists. International students should be vigilant and pay attention to their own safety. On campus, you should abide by the regulations and guidance of the school and don't act alone, especially at night. You should inform your friends or classmates of your itinerary and whereabouts to ensure your own safety.
The public transportation system in France is very developed, but there are also some security problems. International students should avoid using public transportation at night, especially alone. You should pay attention to the safety of your property, and don't display valuables in public places, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble.
French food culture is very rich, but there are also some food safety problems. International students should choose reliable food suppliers and avoid eating unclean food. Attention should be paid to the shelf life and storage mode of food to ensure the safety and quality of food.
international students should respect local laws, regulations and cultural habits, and know local traffic rules and manners and customs. We should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude, communicate and learn more with local people, so as to better integrate into local life and culture.
Precautions for studying in France:
1. Language learning: The official language of France is French, so international students need to learn French in advance and continue to improve their language ability after arriving in France.
2. Cultural adaptation: French culture and values are different from those in China, so international students need to respect local culture and customs and adapt to the local lifestyle.
3. Laws and regulations: Understand and abide by French laws and regulations, especially in visa, residence permit and social security. International students need to understand and abide by French health care regulations, including medical insurance, vaccination and disease prevention.
4. Social etiquette: Learning correct social etiquette, including politeness, respect and communication skills, is very important for integrating into French society and establishing good relations with local people.
5. financial management: reasonably plan and manage personal finance, including budget, savings and expenses, so as to avoid economic difficulties or unnecessary troubles.