Article R431-24
In cases where the law does not provide for exemption, the applicant referred to in article R. 431-12 pays the special tax relating to the issue of the residence permit.
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In cases where the law does not provide for exemption, the applicant referred to in article R. 431-12 pays the special tax relating to the issue of the residence permit.
…nals are informed of the procedures enabling them to access the teleservice mentioned in article R. 431-2 in order to submit an application for the issue of the resident card provided for in article L…
By way of derogation from article L. 431-3, the temporary residence permit provided for in articles L. 425-4 or L. 425-10 authorises its holder to engage in professional activity.
A financing plan for the actions provided for in the third paragraph of Article L. 431-14 is presented to the Committee by the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Caisse Centrale de Réassurance…
…nals are informed of the procedures enabling them to access the teleservice mentioned in article R. 431-2 in order to submit an application for the issue of the multiannual residence permit mentioned…
…eign national who is not in one of the situations referred to in articles R. 426-4, R. 426-6 and R. 431-5 must submit their application for a residence permit within two months of entering France.
The compensation fund set up by article L. 431-14 contributes, within the framework of the agreements provided for in the said article, to compensation for losses affecting buildings for which work be…
…on for exceptional expenses relating to operations guaranteeing the risks referred to in Article L. 431-4. This provision is funded by a deduction from premiums equal to 0.10% of the estimated sum of…
In the absence of a final court ruling based on article L. 431-6, a decree in the Council of State, issued after a public enquiry carried out in accordance with the code de l'expropriation pour cause…
For the application of Article L. 431-2, applications for residence permits are submitted by the asylum seeker within two months. However, where an application is made for the residence permit referre…
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