Article L436-12
The person liable for the tax provided for in Article
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The person liable for the tax provided for in Article
…411-5: a) In the first paragraph, the words: "as well as the resident permit bearing the wording "long-term resident-EU" granted by France" are deleted; b) The last paragraph is deleted; 7° In artic…
A temporary residence permit authorising the exercise of a professional activity may be issued to foreign nationals who come to the Wallis and Futuna Islands to exercise a professional activity not su…
The documents referred to in 2° and 3° of Article
…ocument provided for in the Schengen Convention signed on 19 June 1990 to justify the conditions of residence in the case of a family or private visit..
Any foreign national who does not habitually reside in France and is not present on French territory may be subject to an administrative ban on entry if their presence in France would constitute a ser…
A foreign national who is the subject of an administrative ban on entry and who is preparing to enter France may be refused entry, under the conditions laid down in Title III.
Without prejudice to the provisions of article
The decision to refuse a foreign national entry to French territory may be enforced ex officio by the administrative authority.
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.
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