Article L352-7
When a foreign national who has been refused entry to French territory on the basis of asylum lodges an appeal for annulment on the basis of article L. 341-2 and brought to the attention of the public…
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When a foreign national who has been refused entry to French territory on the basis of asylum lodges an appeal for annulment on the basis of article L. 341-2 and brought to the attention of the public…
Higher education institutions are responsible for the preventive health monitoring of foreign students.The conditions for applying this section, in particular with regard to the resources required, th…
The residence permit provided for in article L. 425-6 is issued, under the same conditions, to a foreign national who benefits from a protection order pursuant to article 515-13 of the Civil Code due…
A foreign national who makes an application is authorised to be joined under family reunification if he or she meets the following conditions:1° He or she provides evidence of stable and sufficient re…
…ing of the waiting area, journalists holding the professional identity card mentioned in article L. 7111-6 du code du travail may be authorised to access waiting areas.The taking of images and sound o…
The waiting area extends, without the need for a specific decision, to places to which the foreign national must go either as part of the procedure under way or in the event of medical necessity.
The heirs of a foreign national receiving a death pension for an accident at work or occupational disease paid by a French body will be issued with a ten-year resident's card subject to lawful residen…
For stays covered by this section, the insurance obligation provided for in 2° of Article
The first issue of the resident card provided for in articles L. 423-6, L. 423-10 or L. 423-16, the resident card bearing the wording "long-term resident-EU" provided for in articles L. 421-12, L. 421…
In the case provided for in 1° of article L. 414-4, and where at least one of the minor's parents holds a residence permit not listed in article L. 414-8, the circulation document for foreign minors i…
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