Prior to the issue of residence permits, the High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia shall consult the Council of Ministers of French Polynesia under conditions laid down by decree in the Council of State. .
The temporary residence permit or multiannual residence permit issued in French Polynesia grants the right to reside solely on the territory of this collectivity.The resident permit issued in French Polynesia grants the right to reside in the Wallis and Futuna Islands and in French Polynesia.Residence permits issued outside French Polynesia do not confer the right to enter and reside in French Polynesia.As an exception to the third paragraph, foreign nationals…
Subject to the adaptations provided for in this chapter, the following provisions are applicable in New Caledonia in their wording resulting from Ordinance no. 2020-1733 of 16 December 2020, unless otherwise stated in the table below. Articles applicable In their wording resulting from In Title I L. 410-1 L. 411-1 to L. 411-5 L. 412-1 to L. 412-4 L. 412-5 and L. 412-6 La loi n° 2021-1109 du 24 août…
For the application of this book in New Caledonia: 1° Access to work for foreign nationals is exercised under the conditions laid down by the legislation and regulations applicable locally and in compliance with the powers of the local authority; 2° The words: “in France” and “French territory” are replaced respectively by the words: “on the territory of New Caledonia” and “territory of New Caledonia”, with the exception of their…
A temporary residence permit authorising the exercise of a professional activity in New Caledonia in compliance with locally applicable legislation and regulations may be issued to foreign nationals who come to New Caledonia to exercise a professional activity not subject to authorisation and who can prove that they can live on their own resources. It specifies the activity that the holder intends to pursue. .
Prior to the issue of residence permits, the High Commissioner of the Republic in New Caledonia consults the Government of New Caledonia under conditions laid down by decree in the Council of State.
The temporary residence permit and the multiannual residence permit issued in New Caledonia entitle the holder to reside solely within the territory of this collectivity.Residence permits issued outside New Caledonia do not confer the right to enter and reside in New Caledonia.
In accordance with article L. 240-1, the provisions of this Title are applicable to foreign nationals whose situation is governed by Book II.
Refugee status is recognised:1° To any person persecuted because of his or her action in favour of freedom;2° To any person over whom the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees exercises its mandate under the terms of Articles 6 and 7 of its Statute as adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 14 December 1950;3° To any person who meets the definitions of Article…
The acts of persecution and the grounds for persecution, within the meaning of Section A of Article 1 of the Geneva Convention of 28 July 1951, shall be assessed under the conditions laid down in paragraphs 1 and 2 of Article 9 and paragraph 1 of Article 10 of Directive 2011/95/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council, of 13 December 2011 on standards for the qualification and status…
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