The conditions under which the medical examination referred to in article R. 434-31 is carried out are set by joint order of the minister responsible for integration and the minister responsible for health.
The Office français de l’immigration et de l’intégration is responsible for implementing the procedure for introduction into France or, exceptionally, the procedure for admission to residence from national territory for the families of foreign nationals under the conditions set out in article R. 434-6. It is also responsible for their reception under the responsibility of the Prefect.
To be admitted to French territory, the members of the foreign national’s family must be in possession of the entry visa issued by the diplomatic and consular authority. Authorisation for family reunification is deemed to have lapsed if the family does not enter French territory within three months of the visa being issued.
The issue of a family reunification authorisation is subject, where applicable, to payment to the French Office for Immigration and Integration by the applicant of a fee for services rendered under article R. 434-33, the amount of which is set on a flat-rate basis by joint order of the minister responsible for integration and the minister responsible for the budget.
The issue of residence permits and, in the case of minor children, admission to France under family reunification are subject to production of the medical examination certificate issued by the French Office for Immigration and Integration. The residence permit issued to family members authorised to reside in France under family reunification is, pursuant to articles L. 423-14 and L. 423-15, the temporary residence permit bearing the wording “private and family…
A foreign national applying for exceptional admission to residence shall submit supporting documents in support of their application, the list of which is set by order annexed to this code.
For the application of article L. 435-2, when considering whether to grant a residence permit, the prefect will assess, in the light of the circumstances of the case, whether to issue a temporary residence permit marked “employee”, “temporary worker” or “private and family life”.
Any employer who hires a foreign worker for a temporary job lasting more than three months and less than twelve months shall pay the tax mentioned in article L. 436-10 as follows:1° 74 euros when the salary paid to this foreign worker is less than or equal to the monthly full-time amount of the minimum growth wage;2° 210 euros when the salary paid to this foreign worker is greater than…
The annual tax paid by employers of foreign labour provided for in Article L. 436-10 of the Code de l’entrée et du séjour des étrangers et du droit d’asile (Code on the Entry and Residence of Foreigners and the Right of Asylum) is declared and settled by the taxpayer in accordance with the following procedures: 1° For those liable for value added tax subject to the normal taxation system mentioned…
The fees provided for in articles L. 436-1 to L. 436-5 are paid electronically by means of a dematerialised stamp, under the conditions provided for in Chapter II of Title IV of Part One of Book I of the General Tax Code.
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