00:00 Introduction
03:37 What are the benefits of relocating to France?
05:19 What are the top visa options for working or living in France?
06:50 What happens if I want to stay longer than 90 days in France?
08:18 Can people work remotely in France?
10:10 What visa options are there for working in France?
12:40 What is the international talent visa for France?
13:49 Who can get the international recognition visa for France?
14:54 What are the criteria to open a company in France and get residency?
16:06 What is the Talent Passport Visa for France?
19:49 How can you apply for French citizenship?
20:55 Is it necessary to do a French language test for getting French citizenship?
22:26 Can you get a Residency Permit whilst on a Visitor Visa for France?
23:20 What are the requirements for a one-year Visitor Visa for France?
24:52 Is France going to have a Digital Nomad Visa soon?
26:40 Do you need to submit proof of accommodation for French Visas?
27:45 Is there a Working Holiday Visa for France?
29:09 How much income do they require for actors for the International Recognition Visa?
30:53 Does France have Permanent Residency options?
Eleonore Tavares and Danish Soomro tell us more about long-term visas for France. Good food, weather, landscapes, and culture make France a top destination for all nationalities. Moreover, the government wants to attract young and new talent, and this is why there are permits that let people migrate to this country easily. There are visas for tourism, professionals, families, and students.
In this video, Eleonore and Danish discuss:
* Tourist visa and possible extensions as well as their use for remote work
* Visa options for people retiring and going to France
* Talent Passport Visa
* Highly-qualified employees
* Entrepreneurs and investors
* International recognition (artists, writers, painters, etc.)
* Opening a company in France: basic categories
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