The administrative authority may require a foreign national to leave French territory when the following cases apply:
1° The foreign national, unable to justify having entered French territory legally, has remained there without holding a valid residence permit;
2° The foreign national, having entered French territory under cover of a visa that has now expired or, not being subject to the visa requirement, having entered France more than three months previously, has remained on French territory without holding a residence permit or, where applicable, without applying for the renewal of the temporary or multiannual residence permit issued to him or her;
3° The foreign national has been refused the issue of a residence permit, the renewal of the residence permit, the provisional document issued when applying for a residence permit or the provisional residence authorisation issued to him/her, or has had one of these documents withdrawn;
4° The foreign national has been definitively refused refugee status or subsidiary protection or no longer has the right to remain on French territory pursuant to Articles L. 542-1 and L. 542-2, unless they hold one of the documents mentioned in 3°;
5° The behaviour of a foreign national who has not been legally resident in France for more than three months constitutes a threat to public order;
6° A foreign national who has not been legally resident in France for more than three months has disregarded the provisions of article L. 5221-5 of the Labour Code.
Where, in the case provided for in article L. 431-2, the foreign national has been refused permission to stay, the decision requiring him/her to leave French territory may be taken on the basis of 4° alone.