Yes, many universities and higher education institutions in France allow international students to pay their tuition fees in installments. However, the availability and structure of installment plans can vary depending on the university, type of program (public or private), and sometimes the specific course.

Key Points:
- Public Universities: French public universities generally have low tuition fees (especially compared to other countries), and payment is often expected at the time of enrollment. However, some universities may offer payment in two or three installments upon request.
- Private Institutions and Grandes Écoles: These often have higher tuition fees, and most offer formal installment plans, usually allowing payments to be made in 2–4 parts over the academic year.
- Process: You may need to make a written request to the university’s admissions or finance office, sometimes providing a reason for needing an installment plan.
- Deposit: Some institutions may require an initial deposit or a larger first installment to secure your place.
- Administrative Fees: Occasionally, there may be a small administrative fee for choosing the installment option.

What should you do?
- Check with your chosen university: Each institution has its own policy. Visit their official website or contact the admissions/finance office for detailed information.
- Seek Help: Pollster Education can assist you with this process and communicate with your target university to clarify payment options.

If you need assistance with university selection or the application process for France, feel free to ask!