Article R421-31
…documents;2° The foreign national no longer has a residence permit issued by the first Member State;3° The foreign national no longer has sufficient resources;4° The foreign national no longer has a h…
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…documents;2° The foreign national no longer has a residence permit issued by the first Member State;3° The foreign national no longer has sufficient resources;4° The foreign national no longer has a h…
…company hosting the foreign national has been convicted under article L. 8256-1 of the Labour Code; 3° The maximum period of stay of three years has been reached, reduced where applicable by the perio…
…421-16, foreign nationals must request an opinion from the Ministry of the Economy on the genuine and serious nature of their business creation project.
…s withdrawn in the following situations: 1° The operation or commitment mentioned in article R. 421-35 which motivated its issue does not begin to be carried out within one year of the date of issue o…
An application for the resident permit provided for in article L. 423-10 is equivalent to an application for renewal of the residence permit previously acquired when it is submitted by a foreign natio…
The Minister responsible for immigration shall immediately inform the first Member State and the notifying party in writing of the refusal of mobility provided for in Article R. 421-29.
…er State, the minister responsible for immigration shall immediately inform this other Member State and the person making the notification in writing..
…article when, personally or through a company that he/she manages or in which he/she holds at least 30% of the capital, he/she meets the following cumulative conditions: 1° Create or safeguard or unde…
…be given to a foreign national who requests the cooling-off period provided for in article R. 425-1 and who is reported as such by a police or gendarmerie service.This document authorises its holder t…
…permit bearing the "talent passport (family)" mention provided for in articles L. 421-22 or L. 421-23 is withdrawn from the spouse and adult children of the foreign national holding the multiannual re…
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