APPENDIX
All documents submitted must be written in French or translated by a sworn translator at a court of appeal
ntttTitle category of stay | ntttLabel
ntttAPS: temporary residence permit ntttCST: temporary residence permit ntttCSP: multi-year residence card ntttCR: resident card |
ntttReference
ntttdu CESEDA |
nttttSupporting documents | |
nttt1 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked ” employee “ | ntttL. 421-1 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided when the application is made at the expiry of the long-stay visa equivalent to an employee residence permit: nttt2.1. If you are still in the job for which the visa was issued: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position held; nttt-elements justifying the maintenance of the employment contract: nominative social declaration of the employer concerning you before the application for renewal of the residence permit, certificate of activity or certificate of professional activity of the last twelve months accessible on https://www.mesdroitssociaux.gouv.fr/; nttt-if your employer is an individual employer: Attestation of Employment (CESU or other reporting body). nttt2.2. If you are unemployed: nttt-employer certificate to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract; nttt-notice of individual situation drawn up by Pôle emploi. nttt2.3. If you wish to take up another job: nttt-certificate from the previous employer to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract; nttt-paperless work permit produced by the new employer nttt3. Documents to be provided when the application is made for a change of status after a residence permit that does not authorise salaried activity: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position envisaged; nttt4. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt4.1. If you still hold the job that justified the issuance of the last work permit: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position held (CERFA form n° 15187*01) or dematerialized work permit; nttt-element of the employer’s nominative social declaration concerning you before the application for renewal of the residence permit or certificate of activity or certificate of professional activity of the last twelve months downloadable from; https://www.mesdroitssociaux.gouv.fr/ nttt-if your employer is an individual employer: certificate of compliance with the online declarations of the employment contract (CESU or other reporting body). nttt4.2. If you are no longer employed: nttt-certificate from the previous employer to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract; nttt-notice of individual situation drawn up by Pôle emploi. nttt4.3. If you have changed jobs: nttt-certificate from the previous employer to Pôle Emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract; nttt-work authorization corresponding to the position held; nttt5. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a CSP on the basis of Article L. 421-1: nttt-documents provided for in points 1, 2 or 4; nttt-Deed of commitment to respect the values of the Republic duly signed and dated. nttt6. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt2 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked “temporary worker” | ntttL. 421-3 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided when the application is made at the expiry of the long-stay visa equivalent to a residence permit “temporary worker”: nttt2.1. You are an employee under a fixed-term employment contract: nttt2.1.1. You continue to perform the fixed-term contract that justified the issuance of your last work permit within the limits of the extensions authorized by the loi du travail: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position held;-element of the employer’s nominative social declaration concerning you before the application for renewal of the residence permit or certificate of professional activity for the last twelve months accessible on https://www.mesdroitssociaux.gouv.fr/; nttt-if your employer is an individual employer: Attestation of Employment (CESU or other reporting body). nttt2.1.2. When you wish to take up another job under a fixed-term contract (new contract): nttt-certificate from the previous employer to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract; nttt-paperless work permit issued to the new employer. nttt2.1.3. When you wish to have your first job under a fixed-term contract (change of status): nttt-copy of the dematerialized work permit issued to the new employer. nttt2.2. You are a seconded employee and you are continuing to carry out the mission that justified the issuance of the work permit: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position held; nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt3.1. You are an employee with a fixed-term employment contract: nttt3.1.1. When you continue to perform the fixed-term contract that justified the issuance of your work permit: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position held; nttt-element of the employer’s nominative social declaration concerning you before the application for renewal of the residence permit or certificate of activity or certificate of professional activity of the last twelve months uploaded on https://www.mesdroitssociaux.gouv.fr/; nttt-if the employer is an individual employer: certificate of compliance with the online declarations of the employment contract (CESU or other reporting body). nttt3.1.2. When you wish to take up another job under a fixed-term contract: nttt-work permit corresponding to the position envisaged; nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt5. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt-This residence permit does not apply to posted employees. |
nttt3 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked ” entrepreneur/ liberal profession “ | ntttL. 421-5
ntttL. 421-6 |
nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. For a commercial, industrial or craft activity: nttt2.1. Documents to be provided in all cases: nttt-the opinion issued by the foreign workforce platform concerning the viability of the activity project nttt-proof of company registration (articles of association, K extract or SIREN number) or affiliation to the social security scheme for the self-employed (to be produced when the residence permit is produced); nttt-if it is a regulated activity: licence to practise. nttt2.2. Document to be provided in change of status: : nttt2.2.1. Documents to be provided in all cases: nttt-the opinion issued by the foreign labour platform concerning the viability of the activity project; nttt-a tax statement relating to the payment of income tax in France; nttt-proof of company registration (articles of association, K extract or SIREN number) or affiliation to the social security scheme for the self-employed (to be produced when the residence permit is produced); nttt-if it is a regulated activity: licence to practise. nttt2.3. Renewing: nttt-valid residence permit; nttt-proof of company registration (articles of association, K extract or SIREN number) or affiliation to the social security scheme for the self-employed; nttt-to continue the activity created: a copy of the lease or domiciliation contract, a tax statement of the company (P 237), a certificate of insurance relating, depending on the nature of the activity, to the premises occupied, to the vehicle or to any other property necessary for the activity, an income tax notice, if you have the status of an employee, the payslips of the last three months or, in the absence of a tax notice, of the last twelve months, or, if you do not have the status of an employee, an extract from the account book establishing the remuneration paid during the last three months or, in the absence of a tax notice, for the last twelve months; nttt-to continue to participate in an existing activity or business: an income tax notice, if applicable, if you have the status of an employee, the payslips for the last three months or, in the absence of a tax notice, for the last twelve months or, if you do not have the status of employee, an extract from the account book establishing the remuneration paid during the last three months or, in the absence of a tax notice, the last twelve months; nttt-any proof of the company’s effectiveness; nttt-any proof of resources derived from the activity at least equivalent to the full-time minimum wage. nttt2.4. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a multi-year residence permit on the basis of Article L. 421-6: nttt-valid residence permit; nttt-parts provided for in point 2.3 depending on your activity. nttt3. Documents to be provided if you are self-employed: nttt3.1. As a first application (following a long-stay visa): nttt-proof of URSSAF registration; nttt-if it is a regulated profession: authorization to practise or registration with the order concerned. nttt3.2 Change of status: nttt3.2.1. In the event of creation (change of status or new activity): nttt-proof of URSSAF registration; nttt-justification of the activity’s ability to provide a level of resources at least equivalent to the full-time minimum wage; nttt-if it is a regulated profession: licensure or registration with the relevant order. nttt3.2.2. In case of continuation of activity: nttt-any proof of the effectiveness of the activity; nttt-justification of the resources derived from the activity at least equivalent to the full-time minimum wage; nttt-if it is a regulated profession: licensure or registration with the relevant order. nttt3.3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-valid residence permit; nttt-parts provided for in points 2 or 3 depending on your activity. nttt3.4. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a CSP on the basis of Article L. 421-6: nttt-valid residence permit; nttt-parts provided for in points 3 depending on your activity; nttt-deed of commitment to respect the values of the Republic duly signed and dated. nttt6. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt7. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: ntttThe opinion on the economic viability of the project is given by the local department responsible for access to work for foreigners nttt8. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttttThe opinion on the economic viability of the project is issued by the local competent department for access to work for foreigners. |
nttt4 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued to the foreigner, qualified and qualified employee | ntttL. 421-9 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided for the first application (following a long-stay visa) or for a change of status: nttt-attestation employer nttt-diploma at least equivalent to the master’s degree awarded by a nationally accredited higher education institution or level 7 (formerly I) labelled by the Conférence des Grandes schools. nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-employer certificate or in the event of involuntary loss of employment: certificate from the previous employer to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract and notice of individual situation drawn up by Pôle emploi. nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt5. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttt-work permit provided, if applicable, by the legislation and regulations applicable locally. nttt6. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt5 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued to a foreign employee of a young innovative company | ntttL. 421-10 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided in the event of a change of status: nttt-employer certificate; nttt-if you are an employee of a young innovative company: any tax document establishing the status of young innovative company in accordance with Article 44 sexies 0A of the General Tax Code; nttt-If you are an employee of an innovative company recognised by a public body: certificate of recognition of the innovative nature of the company established by the Minister of the Economy and Finance. nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-if you are an employee of a young innovative company: any tax document establishing the status of young innovative company in accordance with Article 44 sexies 0A of the code général des impôts; nttt-If you are an employee of an innovative company recognized by a public body: certificate of recognition of the innovative nature of the company established by the Minister of the Economy and Finance. nttt-employer certificate or in the event of involuntary loss of employment: certificate from the first employer to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract and notice of individual situation drawn up by Pôle emploi. nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt5. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttt-work permit provided, if applicable, by the legislation and regulations applicable locally. nttt6. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt6 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP marked “talent passport-EU Blue Card” issued to a foreigner in a highly qualified job | ntttL. 421-11 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt1.1. General case: nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt1.2. If you have resided for eighteen months in another Member State of the European Union under cover of an EU Blue Card: nttt-EU Blue Card issued by another Member State of the European Union or certified copy. nttt2. Documents to be provided for the first application (following a long-stay visa) or for a change of status: nttt-employer certificate; nttt-diploma attesting to at least three years of higher education awarded by a higher education institution recognized by the State in which it is located or any document justifying at least five years’ professional experience of a comparable level; nttt-curriculum vitae. nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-diploma attesting to at least three years of higher education awarded by a higher education institution recognized by the State in which it is located or any document justifying at least five years’ professional experience of a comparable level; nttt-curriculum vitae nttt-employer certificate or in the event of involuntary loss of employment: certificate from the first employer to Pôle emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract and notice of individual situation drawn up by Pôle emploi. nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt5. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttt-work permit provided, if applicable, by the legislation and regulations applicable locally. nttt6. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt7 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued to a foreigner carrying out an assignment between establishments of the same company or between companies of the same group | ntttL. 421-13 | nttt1. Documents to be produced in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-employer certificate attesting to the length of service of the employment contract of more than 3 months in the group or company established outside France, justifying a gross remuneration at least equal to 1.8 times the annual minimum wage; nttt-letter detailing the duties performed and the purpose of the mission to be carried out; nttt-certificate of posting social security or the sworn statement of application for registration with the French social security. nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt5. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttt-work permit provided, if applicable, by the legislation and regulations applicable locally. nttt6. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt-work permit provided for, if applicable, by the applicable local legislation and regulations. nttt-the gross remuneration to be submitted in support of the CERFA form n° 15616*01 or its local equivalent is at least equal to 1.5 times the annual minimum wage. |
nttt8 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “passeport talent-chercheur” or “passeport talent-chercheur-programme de mobilité” issued to the foreigner who is leading the research or university-level teaching | ntttL. 421-14 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided as a first application (following a long-stay visa) or in a change of status: nttt-diploma at least equivalent to the master’s degree; nttt-hosting agreement signed with a public or private body with a previously approved research or higher education mission, and in the case of mobility, specifying membership of a European Union programme or a multilateral programme including mobility measures in one or more Member States of the European Union. ntt t-diploma at least equivalent to a master’s degree; nttt-hosting agreement signed with a public or private body with a previously approved research or higher education mission, and in the case of mobility, specifying membership of a European Union programme or a multilateral programme including mobility measures in one or more Member States of the European Union, or in the event of involuntary loss of employment: nttt-certificate from the first employer sent to Pôle Emploi justifying the termination of the employment contract; nttt-notice of individual situation drawn up by Pôle emploi. nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt5. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit ” talent-researcher passport-mobility program ” not applicable. |
nttt9 | ntttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP marked “talent passport” issued to a foreigner who creates a company in France | ntttL. 421-16 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn statement of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided in the first application (holder of a long-stay visa): nttt-Diploma at least equivalent to the master’s degree, or any document justifying at least 5 years’ professional experience of a comparable level; nttt-Proof of company registration (K extract or SIREN number) or proof of the procedure taken; nttt-Attestation from the Ministry of the Economy on the real and serious nature of the business creation project; nttt-Proof of sufficient resources to meet one’s own needs and those of family members at least equivalent to the minimum wage on a full-time basis; nttt-Any document justifying the financing of the business project up to 30,000 euros. nttt3. Documents to be provided in the event of a change of status: nttt-Diploma at least equivalent to a master’s degree, or any document justifying at least 5 years’ professional experience at a comparable level; nttt-Proof of company registration (K extract or SIREN number) (to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit); nttt-Attestation from the Ministry of the Economy on the real and serious nature of the business creation project; nttt-Proof of sufficient resources to meet one’s own needs and those of family members at least equivalent to the minimum wage on a full-time basis; nttttAny document justifying the financing of the business project up to 30,000 euros. nttt4. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-Any document justifying the completion of the project; nttt-If you have the status of employee: payslip for the last three months or in absence, the last tax notice; nttt-If you are self-employed: Extract from the account book establishing the remuneration paid during the last three months or in the absence, the last tax notice; nttt5. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt6. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttttThe certificate from the Ministry of the Economy on the real and serious nature of the business creation project is replaced by the certificate from the local competent service for access to work for foreigners. nttt7. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt10 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued abroad justifying an innovative economic project | ntttL. 421-17 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided first application: nttt-Certificate from the Ministry of the Economy on the innovative nature of the economic project nttt-Proof of sufficient resources to meet one’s own needs and those of family members at least equivalent to the minimum wage on a full-time basis. nttt3. Documents to be provided in the event of a change of status: nttt-Certificate from the Ministry of the Economy on the innovative nature of the economic project nttt-Proof of sufficient resources to meet one’s own needs and those of family members at least equivalent to the minimum wage on a full-time basis. nttt4. Documents to be provided at renewal (you indicate that you are continuing with your creation project): nttt-proof of the reality and seriousness of your work (state of progress, work accomplished, actions still to be carried out, etc.) justifying the extension of the project beyond the planned duration; nttt-Proof of sufficient resources to support oneself and those of family members at least equivalent to the minimum wage on a full-time basis. nttt5. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt6. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttttThe certificate of the Ministry of the Economy on the innovative nature of the economic project is replaced by the certificate of the service competent locally for access to work for foreigners. nttt7. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt-The certificate of the Ministry of the Economy on the innovative nature of the economic project is replaced by the certificate of the service competent locally for access to work for foreigners. nttt-Proof of means of subsistence is limited to demonstrate that the applicant will have sufficient resources during his/her stay to support his/her own and, if applicable, his/her family members, regardless of the benefits and allowances provided by local regulations. |
nttt11 | ntttTitle for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued abroad making a direct economic investment in France | ntttL. 421-18 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided as a first application (holder of a long-stay visa): nttt-proof of the personal management of a company or of the holding of at least 30% of the capital of a company or a personal investment; nttt-proof of the completion or commitment to make a direct investment in tangible or intangible fixed assets of at least €300,000 in French territory nttt3. Documents to be provided in the event of a change of status ntttt-proof of the creation or safeguarding, or commitment to create or safeguarding, employment in the four years following the investment on French territory: letter of commitment with annual job creation and foreign investment plan (business plan); nttt-proof of personal management of a company or of holding at least 30% of the capital of a company or a personal investment; nttt-proof of the completion or commitment to make a direct investment in tangible or intangible fixed assets of at least €300,000 in French territory. nttt4. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-proof of the creation or safeguarding of the job; nttt-proof of personal management of a company or of holding at least 30% of the capital of a company or a personal investment; nttt-proof of a direct investment in tangible or intangible fixed assets of at least €300,000. nttt5. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt6. Documents to be provided in the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt-proof issued by the local authority recognising the nature of direct investment in the local authority; nttt-The investment criteria to be justified are those applicable in the community. |
nttt12 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued to a foreigner who holds the position of legal representative in an establishment established in France and who is an employee or corporate officer in an establishment of the same group | ntttL. 421-19 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided at the time of first application, renewal or change of status: nttt-proof of gross remuneration at least equal to three times the annual minimum wage; nttt-proof of the status of employee or corporate officer for more than three months in an establishment or company of the same group. nttt3. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt13 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued to foreigners exercising an artistic profession | ntttL. 421-20 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided for the first application or change of status or for renewal: nttt2.1. When you are a salaried employee: nttt-employment contract(s); nttt-proof of resources, mainly (at least 51%) from the activity, for the period of stay envisaged, for an amount at least equivalent to 70% of the gross SMIC for a full-time job per month of stay in France. nttt2.2. When you are self-employed: nttt-documents proving your status as an artist or author of a literary or artistic work; nttt-proof of resources, mainly (at least 51%) from the activity, for the period of stay envisaged, for an amount at least equivalent to 70% of the gross SMIC for a full-time job per month of stay in France. nttt3. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt4. In Saint-Barthélemy and Saint-Martin: nttt-In the case of 2.1, work permit provided for, if applicable, by the laws and regulations applicable locally. nttt5. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt-In the case of 2.1, work authorization provided for, if applicable, by the applicable local laws and regulations. |
nttt14 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention “talent passport” issued to a foreigner whose international reputation is established | ntttL. 421-21 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2. Documents to be provided at the time of first application, renewal or change of status: ntttt-any document likely to establish your national or international reputation in the chosen field nttt-proof of means of subsistence corresponding to the minimum wage on a full-time basis. ntt t3. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt4. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt regardless of the benefits and allowances provided by local regulations. |
nttt15 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | nttttCSP marked ” talent passport (family) ” issued to spouse and children | ntttL. 421-22
ntttL. 422-12 |
nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt2. For the first application (following a long-stay visa): nttt-Depending on the family relationship with the holder of the CSP bearing the mention “talent passport”, marriage certificate or full copy of the birth certificate of the children with filiation (documents corresponding to the situation at the time of the application). nttt3. Change of status or renewal: nttt-previous residence permit; nttt-depending on the family relationship with the holder of the CSP bearing the mention “talent passport”, marriage certificate or full copy of the birth certificate of the children with filiation (documents corresponding to the situation at the time of the application). nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt16 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP bearing the mention ” ICT posted employee “ | ntttL. 421-26 | nttt-valid long-stay visa or residence permit;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-CERFA form n° 15619*01 filled in by the representative of the company that welcomes you in France which specifies the supervisory and expert functions carried out with the qualification provided for in the classification of the collective agreement or the collective agreement applicable in the host institution in France duly completed by the employer accompanied by the documents provided for in the Article D. 8222-5 of the French Labor Code and the form concerning the social security legislation applicable to you as a foreign employee, provided for in Article L. 114-15-1 of the Social Security Code, or, in the absence of a bilateral social security agreement, the sworn statement of your application for registration with the French social security system; ntttt-current employment contract with the company that employs you outside France or any equivalent document under local law; nttt-proof of a minimum of six months’ seniority in the group of companies (employer certificate, payslips); nttt-proof of resources greater than or equal to €1,603.12 gross per month; nttt-proof that the company that employs you and the company in which your mission is carried out belong to the same group of companies; nttt-diplomas corresponding to managerial or expert functions; nttt-when the exercise of your activity is subject to specific regulatory conditions: proof that these conditions are met with the authorised bodies or institutions; nttt-if you carry out a modeling activity: copy of the modeling agency license provided for in Article L. 7123-11 of the French Labor Code; nttt-if you carry out a performing arts activity: live performance contractor’s licence provided for in Article L. 7122-3 of the Labour Code; nttt-if you carry out an occasional performing arts activity: copy of the prior declaration of intervention to the Regional Directorate of Cultural Affairs; nttt-if you use an agent to carry out your procedures: mandate authorising a legal or private person established in France to carry out the administrative procedures in your name and on your behalf. nttttIn Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. ntttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, in French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt17 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP marked “mobile ICT posted employee” | ntttL. 421-27 | nttt-proof of legal entry into France: visa and entry stamp on the passport, or declaration of entry if you entered through another Schengen area state;
nttt-valid residence permit (renewal only); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-residence permit issued, as an ICT posted employee bearing the mention “ICT”, by another Member State of the European Union; ntttt-your employment contract with the addendum specifying your mission in France and the conditions of remuneration which must correspond to the nature of the job held; nttt-residence permit issued to you by another Member State of the European Union as an ICT posted employee and bearing the mention “ICT”; ntttt-proof that the establishment or company that employs you and the one in which its mission is carried out belong to the same group of companies. ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt18 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP marked ” ICT posted employee (family) “ | ntttL. 421-28 | nttt-valid long-stay visa or residence permit;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-your spouse’s or parent’s residence card (or identity card); nttt-depending on the family relationship with the holder of the CSP bearing the mention “ICT posted employee”, extract from the marriage certificate bearing the most recent mention or extracts from the birth certificate of children with filiation (documents corresponding to the situation at the time of the application). nttttIn Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. ntttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, in French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt19 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP with the mention ” mobile ICT posted employee (family) “ | ntttL. 421-29 | nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, etc.). certificate of nationality, etc.) ;
nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-your spouse’s or parent’s residence card (or identity card); nttt-depending on the family relationship with the holder of the CSP bearing the mention “salarié détach mobile ICT”, extract from the marriage certificate bearing the most recent mention or extracts from the birth certificate of children with filiation (documents corresponding to the situation at the time of the application). nttttIn Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. ntttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, in French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt20 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked ” ICT trainee “ | ntttL. 421-30 | nttt-valid long-stay visa or residence permit;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-current employment contract concluded with the company that employs you outside France or, failing that, any document equivalent in the law in force locally that is more than three months old; nttt-proof of resources equal to the full-time minimum wage; nttt-proof that the establishment or company that employs you and the one in which your mission is carried out belong to the same group of companies; nttt-higher education diploma. ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt21 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked ” mobile trainee ICT “ | ntttL. 421-31 | nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph allowing the applicant to be identified (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, etc.). certificate of nationality, etc.) ;
nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-residence permit issued, as an ICT trainee bearing the mention “ICT”, by another Member State of the European Union; nttt-current employment contract concluded with the company that employs you outside France or, failing that, any document equivalent in the law in force locally and, if necessary, an engagement letter from your employer specifying the conditions of remuneration which must correspond to the nature of the job held, the duration of the assignment and the location of the establishment or company that is hosting you; nttt-proof that you will be working as a trainee and that you will be able to return to an entity, established in a third country, belonging to the same company or group of companies at the end of your assignment; nttt-proof that the establishment or company that employs you and the one that hosts you for an internship belong to the same group of companies. ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt22 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked ” ICT trainee (family) “ | ntttL. 421-32 | nttt-valid long-stay visa or residence permit;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-your spouse’s or parent’s residence card (or identity card); ntttt-depending on the family relationship with the holder of the CST bearing the mention “ICT trainee”, extract from the marriage certificate bearing the most recent mention or extracts from the birth certificate of children with filiation (documents corresponding to the situation at the time of the application). nttttIn Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt23 | ntttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCST marked ” ICT mobile trainee (family) “ | ntttL. 421-33 | nttt-valid long-stay visa or residence permit;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-your spouse’s or parent’s residence card (or identity card); ntttt-depending on the family relationship with the holder of the CST bearing the mention “stagiaire mobile ICT” extract from the marriage certificate bearing the most recent mention or extracts from the birth certificate of children with filiation. nttttIn Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. ntttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, in French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt24 | nttttResidence permit for professional reasons | ntttCSP marked “seasonal worker” | ntttL. 421-34 | nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit; nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate with the most recent information, accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt2. Documents to be provided on first application: nttt-dematerialized work permit issued to the employer; nttt-written undertaking to keep your habitual residence off France; nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-dematerialized work permit issued to the employer; nttt-undertaking to keep your habitual residence out of France; nttt-proof of compliance with the cumulative period of stay of six months per year during the period of validity of the previous residence permit (passport stamps, payslips obtained during the three years, etc.). nttt4. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt25 | nttttResidence permit for study reasons | ntttCST marked ” student “
ntttCST or CSP marked “student-mobility program “ |
nttttL. 422-1
ntttL. 422-2 ntttL. 422-5 ntttL. 422-6 |
nttt1. Documents to be produced in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit;-proof of address less than six months old: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, mobile phone, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-photograph code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; ntttt-registration produced by the educational institution, which may be a public or private institution of higher education or pre-registration; ntttt-transcripts from the past year; nttt-last degree obtained in France; nttt-certificate of completion issued by the institution; nttt-proof of sufficient means of subsistence (except for holders of the short-stay visa “student competition”): if you are a French government scholarship holder or a beneficiary of European programs, proof of this situation; if you are a scholarship holder in your home country: the scholarship certificate from the paying agency in the country of origin specifying the amount and duration of the scholarship; ntttif you work: your last three payslips; if you are supported by a third party: proof of identity of the third party; bank certificates of the scheduling of regular transfers or a sworn statement of payment of the sums allowing you to reach the required amount (€615 per month); if you have sufficient resources: a bank certificate of sufficient credit balance; In case of multiple resources, please attach the proof of each resource; nttt-certificate of registration issued by the educational institution or proof of pre-registration; nttt-for a first application for a CST or CSP bearing the mention “student-mobility program” provided for in Articles L. 422-5 and L. 422-6 of the CESEDA respectively: any document produced by the institution justifying that your course is part of a mobility programme within the European Union. nttt1.1 If you are applying for a Exemption from long-stay visa: nttt-proof of civil status: a full copy of your birth certificate (unless you already have a residence permit) with the most recent information; nttt-Proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents showing a photograph identifying the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, etc.). nttt2. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt3. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttta) In the absence of an online service, the photo code and the valid digital signature are replaced by 3 recent and perfectly similar frontal identity photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format); ntttb) The payment by one third party of the amount of €615 per month is replaced by a payment of an amount corresponding to at least the basic monthly maintenance allowance paid, for the past academic year, to scholarship holders of the French Government. |
ntt t26 | ntttResidence permit for study reasons | ntttCST bearing the mention ” job search or business creation ” issued to the holder of a CST/ CSP bearing the mention “student “ | ntttL. 422-10 | nttt-valid residence permit marked “student” or “student-mobility programme” or long-stay visa equivalent to a valid residence permit validated online;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-proof of health insurance; nttt-diploma of a grade at least equivalent to a master’s degree or level I diplomas labelled by the Conférence des grandes écoles or a professional bachelor’s degree diploma obtained within one year in a nationally accredited higher education institution or certificate of definitive success in the diploma; nttt-depending on your professional project: any proof of a business creation project in a field corresponding to your training. ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt27 | ntttResidence permit for study reasons | ntttCST bearing the words “job search or business creation” issued to the holder of a
ntttCSP bearing the mention “passeport talent-chercheur “ |
ntttL. 422-10 | nttt-valid residence permit bearing the words “researcher” or “researcher-mobility programme” or long-stay visa equivalent to a residence permit validated online;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-proof of health insurance; ntttt-confirmation by the research organisation of the completion of the research work (the submission of the confirmation may be deferred at the time of submission of the temporary residence card); nttt-depending on your professional project: any proof of a business creation project in a field corresponding to your research. ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt28 | ntttResidence permit for study reasons | ntttCST bearing the mention “job search or business creation” issued to a foreigner who has left French territory at the end of his studies and returns in France | ntttL. 422-14 | nttt-long-stay visa valid online;
nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-diploma, obtained within the four years preceding the application, at least equivalent to the master’s degree or level I diplomas labelled by the Conférence des grandes écoles or professional bachelor’s degree diploma obtained during the year in a nationally accredited higher education institution or certificate of definitive success in the diploma; nttt-proof that you held a temporary or multi-year residence permit bearing the mention “student” or “student-mobility programme” when you obtained your diploma; nttt-health insurance covering the duration of the stay; nttt-proof of sufficient means of subsistence: if you are a French government scholarship holder or a beneficiary of European programmes: proof of this situation; if you are a scholarship holder in your home country: the scholarship certificate from the paying agency in the country of origin specifying the amount and duration of the scholarship; if you are working: your last three payslips; if you are supported by a third party: bank certificates of regular transfers or a sworn statement of payment of sums to reach the required amount; if you have sufficient resources: a bank certificate of sufficient credit balance; In case of multiple resources, please attach the proof of each resource; nttt-depending on your professional project: any proof of a business creation project in a field corresponding to your training. ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttttIn the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: ntttResidence permit not applicable. |
nttt29 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCST bearing the mention “private and family life” and CR issued to the foreigner spouse of a French national | ntttL. 423-1
ntttL. 423-2 ntttL. 423-6 |
nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa or valid residence permit except in cases of derogation; nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate with the most recent information, accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit (complete exemption if the victim of violence); nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit (only when the first permit is issued and unless you fall under the situation mentioned in point 2); nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-proof of marriage: full copy of the marriage certificate (in the case of a marriage celebrated abroad, transcription of the marriage in the French civil status registers); nttt-proof of your spouse’s French nationality: valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality less than six months old; ntttt-proof of cohabitation: joint sworn statement attesting to your cohabitation and all documents allowing the establishment of this cohabitation (lease contract, EDF receipt, bank statement, etc.), unless it has been broken due to domestic or family violence; You can justify this violence by any means (filing a complaint, if necessary a divorce decree for fault, convicting the spouse for violence, testimonies, medical certificates, etc.). nttt2. Documents to be provided for the issuance of the CST bearing the mention “private and family life” provided for in Article L. 423-2 if you are not in possession of a long-stay visa: nttt-proof of legal entry into France: visa and entry stamp on the passport, or declaration of entry if you have entered through another Schengen state; ntttt-proof of marriage in France: full copy of the marriage certificate; nttt-proof of your spouse’s French nationality: valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality less than six months old; ntttt-Proof of cohabitation for six months in France: joint sworn statement attesting to your cohabitation and all documents allowing the establishment of this cohabitation (lease contract, EDF receipt, bank statement, etc.). nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-proof of marriage: full copy of the marriage certificate; nttt-proof of your spouse’s French nationality: valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality less than six months old; ntttt-proof of cohabitation: joint sworn statement attesting to your cohabitation and documents allowing this cohabitation to be established (rental lease in both names, EDF receipt, bank statement, etc.); nttttIf cohabitation has been broken up due to domestic or family violence, you can provide proof of this by any means (filing a complaint, condemning the spouse for this reason, testimonies, medical certificates from a medico-legal unit stating physical violence, detailed medical certificates stating psychological or psychological violence, reports of violence, etc.) ; nttttIf your spouse’s polygamy has been broken off because of polygamy in France, you must prove your spouse’s polygamy by producing a marriage certificate or a family record book mentioning the polygamous nature of the union and a plurality of wives; You must also prove that the situation has been suffered by any means (filing a complaint, condemning your spouse for this reason, testimonies, detailed medical certificates stating that your spouse was traumatized by polygamy, reports stating the situation of polygamy, social reports indicating your vulnerable situation at the date of the marriage, etc.). nttttIf the breakdown of cohabitation is the result of the death of your spouse, you must produce his or her death certificate. nttt4. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a CSP on the basis of Article L. 423-1: nttt-documents provided for in points 1 and 3; nttt-Deed of commitment to respect the values of the Republic duly signed and dated. nttt5. Documents to be provided for the issuance of the resident card: nttt-proof of three years of legal residence: residence permits, renewal certificates; ntttt-proof of marriage with at least three years’ seniority: full copy of the marriage certificate corresponding to the situation at the time of the application (in the case of a marriage celebrated abroad, transcription of the marriage in the French civil status registers); nttt-proof of your spouse’s French nationality: valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality less than six months old; ntttt-proof of your republican integration: sworn declaration of respect for the principles governing the French Republic (submitted to the prefecture), and diploma or certification appearing on the list defined by Order INTV1805032A of 21 February 2018 attesting to mastery of French at a level at least equal to level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, unless you are over 65 years of age or have a medical condition that makes it impossible to take a language test; nttt-If you have a disability or pathology that makes it impossible to take a language test: medical certificate in accordance with the decree of 10 February 2021 (NOR: INTV2102779A); nttt6. In Mayotte: nttt-Proof of stable, regular and sufficient resources to meet your needs (pay slips or tax notice or certificate of payment of pension or employment contract or bank certificate, etc.). nttt-If you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt30 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCST bearing the mention “private and family life” and CR issued abroad father or mother of a French child | ntttL. 423-7
ntttL. 423-8 ntttL. 423-10 |
nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases:
nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate containing the most recent information accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-Sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy. nttt2. Documents to be provided at the first request: nttt-residence in France of the minor child (proof by all means): school or crèche certificate, presence of the child at the time of application, etc. ; nttt-proof of the child’s French nationality: valid passport, national identity card or certificate of French nationality of the child under six months old; nttt-proof that you are the parent of the French child: full copy of the birth certificate showing the parent-child relationship; nttt-supporting documents establishing that you have actually contributed to the maintenance and education of the child (under the conditions of the Article 371-2 of the Civil Code) since birth or for at least 2 years; You can provide proof by any means: payment of maintenance, purchases intended for the child (food, clothing, miscellaneous: leisure, educational, leisure expenses, toys), regular accommodation, interest in the child’s schooling, real emotional presence, testimonies, etc. ; nttt-when filiation with respect to the other parent results from a recognition of filiation: sufficiently probative evidence establishing that the other parent effectively contributes to the maintenance and education of the child under the conditions of Article 371-2 of the Civil Code (proof by any means as mentioned above) or, failing that, a decision of the judicial judge (order or judgment) ordering the French parent to fulfil his or her obligations under Article 371-2 of the Civil Code (payment of maintenance or financial contribution). nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-proof that you are the parent of the French child: full copy of the birth certificate showing filiation (documents corresponding to the situation at the time of the application); nttt-supporting documents establishing that you are effectively contributing to the maintenance and education of the child under the conditions of Article 371-2 of the Civil Code (proof by any means as mentioned in point 2); nttt-proof that the child resides in France; You can provide proof by any means: school or crèche certificate, presence of the child at the time of application, etc. ; nttt-when filiation with respect to the other parent results from a recognition of filiation: sufficiently convincing evidence establishing that the other parent actually contributes to the maintenance and education of the child under the conditions of Article 371-2 of the Civil Code (proof by any means as mentioned in point 2) or, failing that, a decision of the judicial judge (order or judgment) ordering the French parent to fulfil his or her obligations under Article 371-2 of the Civil Code (payment of maintenance or financial contribution). nttt4. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a CSP on the basis of Article L. 423-7: nttt-documents provided for in points 1 and 3; nttt-Deed of commitment to respect the values of the Republic duly signed and dated. nttt5. Documents to be provided for the issuance of the resident card: nttt-Documents provided for in point 3; nttt-valid residence permit; nttt-proof of three years of legal residence as the parent of a French child: temporary or multi-year residence permits, renewal receipts ntttOu ntttt-proof of three years of legal residence under cover of a multi-year residence permit issued as a as spouse of a French citizen (Art. L. 423-1) or on the basis of personal and family ties (Art. L. 423-23): multi-year residence permits, renewal receipts ntttt-proof of republican integration: sworn declaration of respect for the principles governing the French Republic (delivered to the prefecture) and diploma or certification appearing on the list defined by the INTV1805032A Order of 21 February 2018 attesting to the Fluency in French at a level at least equal to level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, unless you are over 65 years of age or have a medical condition that makes it impossible to take a language test; nttt-If you have a disability or pathology that makes it impossible to take a language test: medical certificate in accordance with the decree of 10 February 2021 (NOR: INTV2102779A); nttt6. In Mayotte: nttt-If you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. nttt-Proof of stable resources, regular and sufficient to meet your needs (pay slips or tax notices or pension payment certificates, employment contracts or bank certificates, etc.). |
nttt31 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCR issued to a foreign ascendant dependent on a French national or his or her spouse | ntttL. 423-11 | nttt-long-stay visa (except long-stay visa marked “temporary exemption from residence permit”) or valid residence permit;
nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate with the most recent information, accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit (only when the first permit is issued); nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-depending on your situation: proof of your descendant’s French nationality (valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality (document less than six months old), proof of filiation with your descendant of French nationality (full copy of the birth certificate showing filiation (corresponding to the situation at the time of application), proof of the French nationality of your descendant’s spouse (valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality (document less than six months old), proof of your descendant’s family relationship with his or her spouse of French nationality (full copy of the marriage certificate or family record book (corresponding to the situation at the time of the application), or proof of filiation with your descendant (full copy of the birth certificate showing parentage (corresponding to the situation at the time of the application); nttt-Proof of support: proof of the resources of your French child and, if applicable, of his or her spouse (tax notice, bank certificates, payslips, certificate of accommodation, rental contract, property deed, etc.), and proof of your lack of resources (retirement pension payments or other benefits and their amounts, regular and sufficient financial payments from your French child, statement of account, certificate from the consulate concerning your isolation and the financial situation of your children living in the country of origin, declaration that you do not have any other children likely to welcome you in your country of origin, mention of a dependent on your French child’s income tax return with a mention of the amount paid, etc.). ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt32 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCR issued to a foreigner who is the child of a French national | ntttL. 423-12 | nttt-long-stay visa (except long-stay visa marked “temporary exemption from residence permit”) or valid residence permit;
nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate with the most recent information, accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-If you are married and from a country that allows polygamy: sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France; nttt-proof of the French nationality of your parent(s): valid passport, valid national identity card or certificate of French nationality (document less than six months old); nttt-proof of filiation with your parent(s) of French nationality: full copy of the birth certificate showing filiation, simple or full adoption judgment (corresponding to the situation at the time of the application); nttt-if you are over 21 years old, proof of care by your parent(s) of French nationality: proof of resources of your parent(s) of French nationality (tax notice, payslip, certificate of accommodation, financial payment, rental contract, property deed, etc.), etc.), and justification of your lack of resources (tax or non-tax notice, statement of account, medical certificate attesting to an infirmity that prevents you from working or performing everyday activities, etc.). ntttIn Mayotte: ntttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt33 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCST with the mention “private and family life” issued to a foreigner born in France | ntttL. 423-13 |
nttt1. Documents to be provided in all cases: nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate containing the most recent information accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit; nttt-Sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy. nttt2. Documents to be provided in the first application: nttt-proof of continuous attendance France at least eight years: at least one document for each year issued by a public administration (social service, school, etc.); nttt-proof of follow-up, after the age of ten, of at least five years’ schooling in a French establishment: school certificates; nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit. nttt2.1. In the Wallis and Futuna Islands, French Polynesia and New Caledonia: nttt-Proof of continuous presence in France of at least eight years shall be replaced by proof of continuous presence in the territory of the collectivity of at least eight years; nttt-Proof of schooling of at least five years in a French institution shall be replaced by proof of schooling of at least five years in a school located in the territory of the collectivity. nttt3. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-valid residence permit. nttt4. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a CSP on the basis of Article L. 423-13: nttt-documents provided for in points 1 and 3. nttt5. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt34 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCST bearing the mention “private and family life” and CR issued to the foreigner admitted to French territory for the purpose of family reunification | ntttL. 423-14
ntttL. 423-15 ntttL. 423-16 |
nttt1. Documents to be produced in all cases:
nttt-long-stay visa for family reunification; nttt-proof of civil status: (unless you already hold a residence permit) a full copy of the birth certificate with the most recent information, accompanied, if applicable, by the court decision ordering its transcription (declaratory or suppletive judgment); nttt-proof of nationality: passport (pages relating to civil status, validity dates, entry stamps and visas) or, failing that, other supporting documents, at least one of which bears a photograph to identify the applicant (consular certificate, identity card, consular card, nationality certificate, etc.) ; nttt-proof of address dated less than six months: bill (electricity, gas, water, landline, internet access), rental lease of less than six months, rent receipt (if tenant) or housing tax; in case of hotel accommodation: certificate from the hotelier and invoice for the last month; in the case of accommodation with a private individual: certificate from the host dated and signed, copy of their national identity card or residence permit, and proof of residence if the address of their national identity card or residence card is no longer up to date; nttt-3 recent and perfectly similar frontal ID photographs, bareheaded, (35 mm × 45 mm format-ISO/IEC 19794-5 standard: 2005) (no copy) or if request submitted as part of the online service mentioned in Article R. 431-2 of the CESEDA, photo code and valid digital signature; nttt-proof of payment of the residence permit tax and stamp duty and, if required, the regularization visa fee to be handed over at the time of delivery of the permit (complete exemption if the victim of violence); nttt-decision to authorise family reunification; nttt-temporary residence card, multi-year residence permit or residence card of the person you are joining; nttt-if the applicant is your spouse: joint sworn statement attesting to your life together; When the cohabitation has been broken up due to domestic violence, you can justify the reasons for this separation by any means (filing a complaint, medical certificates, divorce decree, conviction of the spouse for this reason, testimonies, etc.); nttt-medical certificate issued by the OFII to be submitted at the time of delivery of the permit (only when the first permit is issued); nttt-Sworn declaration of non-polygamy in France if you are married and from a country that allows polygamy. nttt2. Documents to be provided at renewal: nttt-temporary residence permit, multi-year residence permit or residence card of the person you are joining; nttt-if the applicant is your spouse: extract from the marriage certificate corresponding to the situation at the time of the application, joint sworn statement attesting to your cohabitation and all documents allowing the establishment of this cohabitation (rental lease in both names, EDF receipt, bank account details, etc.), unless the cohabitation has been broken up due to domestic violence (which can be justified by any means as mentioned in point 1) or the death of the spouse (in which case you must produce the death certificate). nttt3. Documents to be provided for the issuance of a CSP on the basis of Article L. 423-14 or L. 423-15: nttt-documents provided for in points 1 and 2; nttt-Deed of commitment to respect the values of the Republic duly signed and dated. nttt4. Documents to be provided for the issuance of the resident card: nttt-valid residence permit; nttt-residence permit of the host spouse or parent; nttt-long-stay visa issued for family reunification; nttt-if you are the spouse: sworn statement attesting to your life together and extract from the marriage certificate corresponding to the situation at the time of the application; nttt-proof of uninterrupted legal residence of at least 3 years (residence permits and renewal receipts, school certificate, tax notice, etc.); nttt-proof of republican integration: sworn declaration of respect for the principles governing the French Republic (submitted to the prefecture), and diploma or certification (list defined by decree INTV1805032A of 21 February 2018) attesting to mastery of French at a level at least equal to level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, unless you are over 65 years of age or have a medical condition that makes it impossible to take a language test; nttt-If you have a disability or pathology that makes it impossible to take a language test: medical certificate in accordance with the decree of 10 February 2021 (NOR: INTV2102779A). nttt5. In Mayotte: nttttIf you were born before 1 January 1987 and legally entered into a polygamous civil marriage in Mayotte before 5 June 2010, you do not have to produce the declaration of non-polygamy in France. |
nttt35 | nttttResidence permit for reasons familial | ntttCST marked “private and family life” issued to a foreigner habitually resident in France since the age of thirteen | ntttL. 423-21 | |
nttt36 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCST bearing the words “private and family life” issued to the foreigner entrusted to the child welfare service | ntttL. 423-22 | |
nttt37 | ntttResidence permit for family reasons | ntttCST bearing the words “private and family life” issued to a foreigner with personal and family ties in France | ntttL. 423-23 | |
nttt38 | ntttResidence permit granted to beneficiaries of international protection | ntttCR issued to a foreigner who has been recognised as a refugee | ntttL. 424-1 | |
nttt39 | ntttResidence permit granted to beneficiaries of international protection | ntttCR issued to family members of a foreigner who has been recognised as a refugee | ntttL. 424-3 | |
nttt40 | ntttResidence permit granted to beneficiaries of international | ntttCSP marked “beneficiary of subsidiary protection” and CR | ntttL. 424-9 ntttL. 424-13 | |
nttt41 | ntttResidence permit granted to beneficiaries of international | ntttCSP marked “family member of a beneficiary of subsidiary protection” and CR | ntttL. 424-11 ntttL. 424-13 | |
nttt42 | ntttResidence permit granted to beneficiaries of international protection | ntttCSP marked “beneficiary of stateless status” and CR | ntttL. 424-18 ntttL. 424-21 | |
nttt43 | ntttResidence permit granted to beneficiaries of international protection | ntttCSP marked ” family member of a beneficiary of stateless status ” and CR | ntttL. 424-19 ntttL. 424-21 | |
nttt44< | ntttCST marked “private and family life” and CR issued to a foreigner who files a complaint against a person whom he accuses of having committed against him acts constituting the offences of trafficking in human beings or pimping | ntttL. 425-1
ntttL. 425-3 | ||
nttt45 | ntttResidence permit for humanitarian reasons | ntttAPS issued to a foreigner engaged in the process of exiting prostitution | ntttL. 425-4 | |
nttt46 | ntttResidence permit on humanitarian grounds | ntttCST marked “private and family life” and CR issued to the foreigner who is the beneficiary of a protection order | ntttL. 425-6 ntttL. 425-7 ntttL. 425-8 | |
nttt47 | ntttResidence permit for humanitarian reasons | ntttCST with the words “private and family life” issued to a foreigner whose state of health requires medical care | ntttL. 425-9 | |
nttt48 | ntttResidence permit for humanitarian reasons | ntttAPS issued to the foreigner parent of a minor foreigner whose state of health requires medical care | ntttL. 425-10 | |
nttt49 | ntttResidence | ntttCR issued to a foreigner who meets the conditions for acquiring French nationality | ntttL. 426-1 | |
nttt50 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCR issued to a foreign veteran of the French army, the FFI or an allied army | ntttL. 426-2 | |
nttt51 | nttttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCR issued to a foreigner who is a fighter or has fought in the Foreign Legion | ntttL. 426-3 | |
nttt52 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttPermanent resident card | ntttL. 426-4 | |
nttt53 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCST marked “private and family life” and
ntttCR issued to a foreigner in receipt of an occupational accident or disease pension | ntttL. 426-5 ntttL. 426-6 | |
nttt54 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCR issued to the beneficiaries of a foreigner who is in receipt of a death pension due to an accident at work or occupational disease | ntttL. 426-7 | |
nttt55 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | nttttResidence permit bearing the words “retired” for the retired foreigner and his/her spouse and residence card for the holder of the residence permit bearing the words “retired” who wishes to reside in France as his main occupation. | ntttL. 426-8
ntttL. 426-9 ntttL. 426-10 | nttt1. |
nttt56 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCST marked “employee”, “temporary worker”, “entrepreneur/liberal profession”, “student” or “visitor”, or CSP marked “employee”, “temporary worker”, “entrepreneur/liberal profession”, “student” or “visitor”, or CSP marked “Talent passport” or “Talent-Researcher Passport” issued to a foreigner who holds long-term resident status in another Member State of the European Union | ntttL. 426-11 | |
nttt57 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCST marked “private and family life” issued to family members of a foreigner holding EU long-term resident status in another Member State of the European Union admitted to stay in France | ntttL. 426-12 ntttL. 426-13 | |
nttt58 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCR marked ” long-term resident-EU “ | ntttL. 421-12 ntttL. 424-5 ntttL. 424-14 ntttL. 426-17 | |
nttt59 | ntttResidence | ntttCST marked “visitor” | ntttL. 426-20 | |
nttt60 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | nttttAPS voluntary association | ntttL. 426-21 | |
nttt61 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCST marked ” au pair “ | ntttL. 426-22 | |
nttt62 | ntttResidence permit issued for another reason | ntttCST marked ” trainee “ | ntttL. 426-23 | |
nttt63 | ntttCirculation document |
align=’center’>nttttMovement document for minor aliens | ntttL. 414-4 | |
nttt64 | ntttProcedure | ntttRenewal CR/ CRLDUE | ntttL. 433-2 | |
nttt65 | ntttProcedure | nttttFamily reunification | ntttChapter IV of Title III of Book IV | |
nttt66< | ntttExceptional admission to stay | ntttL. 435-1 ntttL. 435-2 ntttL. 435-3 | ||
nttt67 | ntttSpecific title in Wallis | nttttTemporary
residence permit nttttauthorizing the exercise of a professional activity not subject to authorization nttttin the Wallis and Futuna Islands | ntttL. 444-3 | |
nttt68 | ntttSpecific title in French Polynesia | nttttTemporary
residence permit ntttauthorizing the exercise of a professional activity not subject to authorization nttten French Polynesia | ntttL. 445-3 | |
nttt69 | ntttSpecific title in | nttttTemporary
residence permit ntttauthorizing the exercise of a professional activity not subject to authorization nttten New Caledonia | ntttL. 446-3 |