Campus France 2027 deadlines, country by country.

What is the Campus France deadline in your country?

Deadlines for submitting the file on the Études en France platform for the 2027 intake, by country of residence, in alphabetical order. “DAP” means the first year of a university licence and schools of architecture; “non-DAP” means the other connected programmes (L2, L3, professional licence, master's, schools).

Which dates apply to every country?

What if your country's deadline has passed?

After the closing date, connected programmes are no longer open for the 2027 intake. Other routes remain, each with its own calendar.

• Parcoursup for BTS, preparatory classes and DCG: choices from 18 January to 11 March 2027, then the “Je suis accepté” procedure on the platform once admitted.
• Non-connected institutions, often private: application to the school, then the “Je suis accepté” procedure (for example from 1 April to 15 July 2027 in Senegal, from 1 May to 31 August 2027 in Gabon, from 15 May to 31 August 2027 in Togo).

Which countries need particular attention?

As of 23 October 2026, the Campus France offices of Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Guinea, Madagascar and the Democratic Republic of the Congo had not published their calendar for the 2027 intake. For a first year of licence, 15 December 2026 is only the national DAP deadline: your country's office may close earlier (in Burkina Faso, the previous campaign closed on 1 December). In previous campaigns, most of these offices closed between early December and late January depending on the programme, so it is best to prepare the file now.

Mali (2027 calendar published, see the table): since the visa service of the French consulate general in Bamako was suspended in August 2023, and until it fully reopens, “study” appointment requests go through the consulate, which forwards them to the provider Capago. Applications are still examined and decided by the consulate general in Bamako: allow extra time.

How much is the Campus France application fee?

The application fee is set by each Campus France office. It is usually paid once per campaign, whatever the number of programmes applied for, and is not refunded if you are not admitted or if your visa is refused.

In the countries covered by the procedure, the student visa costs €50 instead of €99, plus the fee of the provider that receives the file (for example 27,500 CFA francs at TLScontact in Congo).