What are the working hours for students in France & can they work in other EU neighbouring countries while they are studying?

In France, students are allowed to work part-time while studying. The maximum number of working hours per week is 964 hours per year, which equates to approximately 20 hours per week during the academic year. During the summer holidays, students are allowed to work full-time (35 hours per week). To know more about working part-time in the summers at Le Frehindi, feel free to connect with us at www.lefrehindi.com.

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However, it is important to note that students who are not citizens of the European Union or European Economic Area may be subject to different regulations regarding work permits and working hours in France.

Regarding working in other EU neighbouring countries, it depends on the regulations of the country in question. EU students are generally allowed to work without any restrictions in any other EU country while studying, but non-EU students may need to apply for a work permit or meet certain requirements before being allowed to work in another EU country.

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It is recommended that students check the specific regulations of the country where they intend to work before doing so.

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