Do I need to send my documents as scanned copies online for the application process in France/Austria?
14 Aug 2026 · Answered by Hardika Gautam · 1 min read
Yes, most universities in France and Austria require you to upload scanned copies of your documents online during the application process. Physical copies are typically not needed at the initial stage.
Make sure your scans are clear, legible, and meet each university’s format and size requirements. Some universities may ask for original or certified documents later if you receive an admission offer, so keep your originals ready.
Application requirements can vary by university and program, so always follow the specific instructions provided by each institution.
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