Great question! If you are an international student studying in France, your ability to move to another EU country depends on your visa status, the purpose of your move, and the country you wish to move to. Here’s a detailed explanation:

1. Short-term Travel (Schengen Zone)

If you hold a French student visa (long-stay visa or VLS-TS), you are generally allowed to travel within the Schengen Area (which includes most EU countries) for up to 90 days within any 180-day period for tourism or short visits. This does not allow you to study or work in another country.

2. Transferring Studies to Another EU Country

If you wish to continue your studies in another EU country, you cannot simply move and start studying with your French visa or residence permit. Each country has its own student visa and admission process. You will need to:
- Apply to a university in your new country of choice.
- Obtain a letter of admission.
- Apply for a new student visa or residence permit for that country.
- Meet any financial requirements as set by the new country.

Exception:
Some EU countries (like Germany and the Netherlands) participate in the EU Student Mobility Scheme for some programmes (such as Erasmus+ or joint degree programmes), which may allow easier mobility for students enrolled in multi-country programmes.

3. Post-Study Work Opportunities

If you complete your studies in France and wish to work in another EU country, you will need to apply for a work visa or relevant permit in that country. The French Post-Study Work (PSW) permit does not automatically allow you to work elsewhere in the EU.

4. EU Blue Card

After graduation, if you secure a high-skilled job offer in another EU country, you might be eligible to apply for an EU Blue Card, which is a work and residence permit for highly qualified non-EU nationals. Each country has its own requirements for this process.

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Summary:
- Tourist travel to other EU/Schengen countries is allowed for up to 90 days.
- For studies or work in another EU country, you must apply for a new visa or permit.
- Some exceptions exist for Erasmus+ and joint degree programmes.

If you’d like guidance on transferring your studies or exploring options in another EU country, Pollster Education can assist you with the application process and country-specific requirements.

Would you like information on a specific country or university? Or details on how to transfer your studies? Let me know how I can help further!