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Why You Might Need a Certificate of Enrollment
A certificate of enrollment (also called an attestation d’inscription or student certificate) is an official document confirming your status as a registered student at Strasbourg University (Université de Strasbourg). You may need it for:
- Applying for a student visa or residence permit renewal
- Opening a French bank account or obtaining a student loan
- Subscribing to health insurance or social security
- Getting discounts on transport, museum entry, or cultural events
- Verifying your student status for employers or internships
This guide explains the exact steps to obtain your certificate quickly and avoid common mistakes.
Eligibility: Who Can Request It?
All students currently enrolled in a degree program, exchange program, or continuing education course at Strasbourg University are eligible. The certificate is typically available after your enrollment is fully finalized (i.e., after you have paid tuition fees and submitted all required documents).
Two Main Ways to Get Your Certificate
1. Online via Your Student Portal (Recommended)
The fastest and most convenient method is through the ENT (Espace Numérique de Travail) or the Apogée student portal. Here’s how:
- Log in to your ENT account (ent.unistra.fr) using your university credentials.
- Navigate to the “Scolarité” or “Student Life” section.
- Look for “Attestation d’inscription” or “Certificat de scolarité”.
- Select the current academic year and click “Generate” or “Download”.
- The certificate will appear as a PDF, often digitally signed and valid for official use.
Tip: If you cannot find the option, check under “Mes documents” or “Démarches”. Some faculties may have a slightly different layout.
2. In Person at the Registrar’s Office (Bureau de la Scolarité)
If you prefer a physical copy or encounter technical issues, visit your faculty’s registrar office. Locations vary by campus:
- Main campus: Service de la Scolarité Centrale, 4 rue Blaise Pascal, CS 90032, 67081 Strasbourg Cedex.
- Faculty-specific offices: Check your faculty’s website for exact address and opening hours.
Bring your student ID card or a valid passport. Some offices require an appointment; check online beforehand.
Required Documents (In-Person Request)
If visiting in person, have these ready:
- Valid student ID card or passport
- Proof of enrollment (if already received)
- Any previous certificates (if renewing)
In most cases, the certificate is issued immediately. If not, it will be mailed to your registered address within a few days.
Fees and Processing Time
| Method | Cost | Processing Time |
|---|---|---|
| Online download | Free | Instant |
| In-person request | Free (usually) | Immediate or 2-3 days |
| Postal request | May require stamped envelope | Up to 2 weeks |
Note: There is no fee for the standard certificate. However, if you need a certified translation or additional copies, small charges may apply.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Not confirming enrollment: Ensure your registration is complete (including payment) before requesting. Incomplete registrations yield no certificate.
- Using wrong portal: Some exchange students have separate portals (e.g., for Erasmus). Check with your program coordinator.
- Ignoring validity period: Certificates are usually valid for 3 months. Request a new one if yours is older.
- Not checking language: The certificate is in French. If you need an English version, ask if your faculty provides one or use a certified translator.
What If the Online Portal Doesn’t Work?
Technical issues can happen. Try these steps:
- Clear your browser cache and cookies, then try again.
- Use a different browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge).
- Disable VPN or ad blockers.
- Contact the IT helpdesk (assistance.ent@unistra.fr) or your faculty’s scolarité.
If the problem persists, visiting in person is the backup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a certificate of enrollment if I haven’t paid tuition yet?
No. Your enrollment is only finalized after payment. Once payment is confirmed, the certificate becomes available.
Is the online certificate accepted by official institutions?
Yes, if it includes a digital signature or QR code. French authorities and most banks accept it. For foreign institutions, check their requirements.
How long does it take to get the certificate after enrolling?
Usually 24-48 hours after your enrollment is complete. Some faculties generate it instantly online.
Can I request a certificate for a previous academic year?
Yes, but only if you were enrolled that year. Log in to your portal and select the appropriate year. If unavailable, contact the registrar.
What if I lose my certificate?
Simply download a new one from your portal. It’s available anytime during your enrollment period.
Do I need a certificate of enrollment for visa renewal?
Yes, it’s a required document for renewing your student residence permit (titre de séjour) in France.
Final Checklist for a Smooth Process
- ✅ Confirm your enrollment is complete (tuition paid, documents submitted).
- ✅ Log in to your ENT account and locate the “Attestation d’inscription” section.
- ✅ Download the PDF and check that all details (name, date, program) are correct.
- ✅ If online fails, prepare your ID and visit your faculty’s registrar office.
- ✅ For official use, ensure the certificate is dated within the last 3 months.
- ✅ If you need an English version, request a certified translation from a sworn translator.
By following these steps, you will obtain your certificate of enrollment from Strasbourg University without hassle. Whether you need it for administrative procedures, benefits, or proof of status, this document is essential for your student life.




Thanks for the guide. I tried logging into my ENT but couldn’t find the ‘Attestation d’inscription’ option. Is it possible that it’s located under a different section for some faculties?
Yes, the exact location can vary by faculty. If you don’t see it under ‘Scolarité’, try checking ‘Mes documents’ or ‘Démarches’. If still missing, contact your faculty’s registrar office for guidance.
I need a certificate for a visa renewal but my enrollment isn’t fully finalized yet because I haven’t paid tuition. Can I get a provisional certificate?
Typically, the certificate is only issued after full enrollment finalization, including tuition payment. However, for visa purposes, you might request an attestation de pré-inscription from your faculty if available. Check with the international office for options.