France is one of the most developed and wealthy countries in the world with its own unique culture. She is best known for her high standard of living. Moreover, it is not very difficult to obtain a residence permit in France, it is enough to grasp some legal subtleties.
Instructions
Step 1
First you need to decide on the type of residence permit you need. To obtain the “Guest” status, it is enough to prove that the guest has sufficient funds to live independently in the country.
Step 2
For the status "Student" it is necessary to prove that the guest is studying at any university in the country and has sufficient means for subsistence.
Step 3
The status of "Scientist" is issued on condition that the guest teaches at one of the French universities or is engaged in scientific activities in the country.
Step 4
The status of "Cultural Worker" is given in the presence of a contract with a company engaged in cultural production.
Step 5
For the status of "Temporary Employee" the main criterion is the availability of a temporary work permit.
Step 6
Self-employed status is issued only if the guest leaves for non-labor activities.
Step 7
Documents for obtaining a residence permit are submitted to the French prefecture or consulate. It is necessary to provide 3 completed questionnaires, 4 color photographs, a passport, a CERFA form, a police clearance certificate, an original financial statement, a bank statement, an original rental agreement. All documents must also be photocopied and provided in two copies along with the originals.
Step 8
Next, you need to pay a consular fee of 99 euros.
Step 9
A permanent residence permit in France can only be obtained if the applicant has been living in a country with a temporary resident status for at least 3 years. You can get a residence permit in a year if: - a marriage took place with a citizen or citizen of France; - received the status of a political refugee; - there is a business in France. The period for obtaining a residence permit is reduced to 6 months if the applicant has made large investments in the French economy (about 1 million. euro).
