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Section 4: Seasonal workers, students, employees on assignment and highly qualified workers

Article R5221-24 of the French Labour Code

Foreign nationals with proof of an employment contract lasting at least three months will, subject to compliance with the conditions set out in articles R. 5221-20 and R. 5221-21, be issued with a work permit for their first seasonal job in the form of a multi-annual residence permit bearing the words “seasonal worker”.

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Article R5221-25 of the French Labour Code

Before entering France, the foreign national’s seasonal employment contract is approved by the territorially competent Prefect in accordance with the criteria set out in article R. 5221-16 and subject to the assessment conditions set out in articles R. 5221-20 and R. 5221-21. The procedure for approval by the Prefect also applies when this contract is renewed and when a new seasonal work contract is signed in France.

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Article R5221-26 of the French Labour Code

Foreign nationals holding a residence permit or visa for a stay of more than three months, as referred to in 11° of article R. 5221-2 and bearing the word “student”, are authorised to work in an employed capacity on an ancillary basis, up to a maximum annual working time of 964 hours. The same applies to students who have been admitted to reside in another Member State of the European…

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Article R5221-27 of the French Labour Code

The declaration by name provided for in article L. 5221-9 is sent by the employer to the prefect of the département in which the employing establishment has its registered office or the individual employer resides at least two working days before the effective date of recruitment. This formality is carried out by any means that allows the receipt of the declaration to be dated with certainty.

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