Article R*321-1
The administrative authority competent to issue an administrative inadmissibility order is the Minister of the Interior.
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The administrative authority competent to issue an administrative inadmissibility order is the Minister of the Interior.
Prior to submitting their application for the multiannual residence permit provided for in article L. 421-17, foreign nationals must request an opinion from the Ministry of the Economy on the innovati…
…gee". This document enables them to prove that their residence is legal for the period it specifies and gives them the right to exercise the profession of their choice under the conditions set out in…
Articles R.* 421-52 and R.* 432-1 are applicable to Saint-Martin.
…ion". This document enables them to prove that their residence is legal for the period it specifies and gives them the right to exercise the profession of their choice under the conditions laid down i…
Silence kept by the administrative authority on applications for residence permits constitutes an implicit decision to reject.
…424-19, L. 424-21, L. 425-1, L. 425-3, L. 426-1, L. 426-2, L. 426-3, L. 426-5, L. 426-6, L. 426-7 and L. 426-10 authorise the holder to carry out a professional activity in mainland France in accord…
Articles R.* 421-52 and R.* 432-1 are applicable to Saint-Barthélemy.
In application of article L. 231-5 of the Code des relations entre le public et l'administration, silence kept by the administration on requests made on the basis of article R. 521-8 is equivalent to…
Articles R.* 421-52 and R.* 432-1 are applicable in French Polynesia.
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