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Showing 6401–6410 of 61143 articles for “Art. s. L. 214-1 & L. 214-1-1”
Any foreign national who declares that he or she wishes to stay in France for a period not exceeding three months as part of a family or private visit must present proof of accommodation in the form o…
…ld constitute a serious threat to public order, internal security or France's international relations..
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.
The decision to refuse a foreign national entry to French territory may be enforced ex officio by the administrative authority.
The conditions for the application of this chapter shall be laid down by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.
…ble for the budget. The frequency of declarations and payments is at most monthly and at least annual.In the event of cessation of activity by the taxpayer, the amount due is established immediately.…
The existence of guarantees of representation for the foreign national is not in itself likely to justify refusal to extend his or her stay in the waiting zone.
…ulti-annual residence permit bearing the wording "talent passport" for a maximum period of four years.
…he foreign national is authorised to enter France on a regularisation visa for a period of eight days. He/she must have left French territory by the end of this period, unless he/she obtains a provisi…
A foreign national who holds the position of legal representative in an establishment or company established in France, as long as he or she is an employee or corporate officer in an establishment or…
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