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Showing 1991–2000 of 64109 articles for “Art. L 331-4-1”
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The temporary residence permit or multiannual residence permit issued in the Wallis and Futuna Islands entitles the holder to residency only in the territory of this collectivity.The resident permit i…
The obligation to reroute a foreign national set out in article
A foreign national authorised to enter France on asylum grounds is issued with an eight-day regularisation visa without delay. Within this period, the competent administrative authority will, at his r…
Prior to the issue of residence permits, the High Commissioner of the Republic in French Polynesia shall consult the Council of Ministers of French Polynesia under conditions laid down by decree in th…
When the admission of a foreigner is refused in the French Southern and Antarctic Lands, the person who conveyed him is obliged to return him, at the request of the High Administrator, without delay a…
A foreign national who has been refused entry to French territory on the grounds of asylum and, where applicable, a transfer decision mentioned in article
Any ad hoc administrator appointed under the provisions of Article
A temporary or multi-annual residence permit may, by a reasoned decision, be withdrawn from any foreign national whose presence in France constitutes a threat to public order.
The fear of persecution taken into account in the recognition of refugee status and the real risk of suffering serious harm that may give rise to the benefit of subsidiary protection may be assessed o…
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