For the application of article L. 425-9, the Prefect issues the temporary residence permit bearing the words “private and family life” in the light of an opinion issued by a panel of doctors with national competence from the French Office for Immigration and Integration.
The medical report referred to in article R. 425-11 is drawn up by an Office français de l’immigration et de l’intégration doctor on the basis of a medical certificate drawn up by the doctor who usually treats the applicant or by a practising hospital doctor registered with the medical order, under the conditions laid down by the order referred to in the second paragraph of the same article. The Office’s…
The college with national competence mentioned in article R. 425-12 is made up of three doctors; it issues an opinion under the conditions of the order mentioned in the first paragraph of the same article. The composition of the panel and, where applicable, its panels is set by decision of the Director General of the French Office for Immigration and Integration. The doctor who drew up the medical report does…
The foreign national referred to in article L. 425-9 who does not meet the condition of habitual residence may receive a renewable provisional residence permit for the duration of his treatment.
A foreign national who serves or has served in the Foreign Legion and holds the resident card provided for in article L. 426-3 may have it withdrawn if his certificate of good conduct has been withdrawn.
By way of derogation from article R. 431-3, foreign nationals residing outside France who are applying for the issue of a residence permit bearing the wording “retired person” provided for in article L. 426-8 or its renewal may submit their application to the French consular representation in their country of residence, which will forward their application to the territorially competent prefect.
By way of derogation from article R. 431-20, when the holder has already left France, the residence permit bearing the wording “retired person” provided for in article L. 426-8 is issued by the prefect of the département in which the foreign national declares that he or she wishes to reside, even temporarily, and, in Paris, by the police prefect.
When applying for a temporary or multi-annual residence permit under the conditions mentioned in article L. 426-11, foreign nationals holding a resident permit bearing the words “long-term resident-EU” granted in another European Union Member State must submit their application within three months of entering France.
When a foreign national who already has a residence permit bearing the words “long-term resident-EU” issued by another European Union Member State is recognised as a refugee or granted the benefit of subsidiary protection in France, the Prefect or, in Paris, the Police Prefect, will inform the authorities of that Member State so that they can amend the “Remarks” section of the interested party’s residence permit accordingly. The same applies…
The spouse or child who has entered French territory as a minor, mentioned in Articles L. 426-12 or L. 426-13, who applies for the issue of a temporary residence permit bearing the wording “private and family life” pursuant to these articles or a multi-annual residence permit on the basis of Article L. 433-4 must submit their application within three months of their entry into France.
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