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Showing 2441–2450 of 19706 articles for “Art. SI 1963/1319 — France–UK estate-duty convention”
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If the foreign national ceases to fulfil one of the conditions required for the issue of the residence permit to which he or she is entitled, obstructs checks or fails to comply with summonses, the re…
…waiting area is pronounced for a period that may not exceed four days by a written and reasoned decision of an officer in a category set by regulation.This decision is entered in a register mentioning…
The foreign national placed in the waiting area shall be informed of his rights under the conditions provided for in article
If the foreign national's departure cannot be effected from the station, port or airport on which the waiting area in which he or she is placed or held depends, he or she may be transferred to any wai…
If a foreign national who cannot be the subject of an expulsion decision pursuant to articles L. 631-2 or L. 631-3 is the holder of a residence permit this may be withdrawn if he/she is the subject of…
Subject to the exceptions provided for in article L. 426-18, a foreign national residing in France on a long-stay visa as defined in 2° of article L. 411-1, a temporary residence permit or a multi-ann…
Throughout the period of detention in the waiting area, foreign nationals have the rights granted to them in article L. 341-2.
Subject to the provisions of articles L. 411-5 and L. 432-3, a resident card is renewable by right.
The waiting area extends from the points of embarkation and disembarkation to those where checks on persons are carried out.
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