Every single French visa I've had + Why i haven't applied for citizenship
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Hello my loves ! Today we'll be going over all of the French visas I've had and how I got them - from my student visa, to the APS visa, to the passport talent to French citizenship !
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0:00 - Intro
1:30 - Student visa : Erasmus
1:45 - Student visa : Masters degree
3:58 - APS visa
5:41 - Temporary working permit
6:59 - Passeport talent
8:30 - French citizenship application
As always, if you have any questions or need any advice on moving to France or the visa application process, leave them in the comments! :)
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Arielle
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French visa, French visa application, French visa application process, France visa, France work visa, French work visa, visa interview, visa process, move to France, living abroad, living in Paris, international student
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Édith Piaf - La Vie en Rose (DeliFB Lofi Remix)
I love the introduction music, you answered all our questions and more !
and thanks a million for all these information especially the taxes thing ❤❤❤
Update: Passeport Talent now requires a CDI of 48k per year
Thanks for all the info! Happy to see that your visa drama is kind of over :)
I loved hearing about your experience. Thanks for making the video!
As always, your videos are so informative and helpful for streamlining my own process. Thanks a bunch!
So glad I could help ! ☺️
I'm a long term expat (from the US, living in Norway) and I have three citizenships! If a country allows you to hold more than one citizenship, they can't really cap the number of additional passports you acquire. Makes me feel a bit like a spy or something :D
So helpful! Thank you😊
Very informative! Thank you!
Perfect ! Glad to hear it :)
Hello, thank you so much for such an mammoth informative video🎉👍🏼👌🏼.
I also do have one question that when you said an annual 40k euro salary , is it net or brut? Merci.
Thoughts on the Working Holiday visa (Canada-France)? Is there a max on the amount of hours you can work on that? And can anyone apply (i.e., regardless of age or marital status).
But I still wonder if I will be able to apply for citizenship after my graduation from M2 when I got a job.
because I didn’t hear or read this information except here, I hope this opportunity is still available till our day and I don’t have to spend 5 years waiting ❤
Thanks a million
Hi Ariel (Hope I spelt your name correctly?),
Your videos are amazing, thank for giving a rounded view (The good, the bad and the ugly or the French visa system).
I have a couple of questions (Might be tricky to answer, as your situation is different to mine). I am currently living in the UK, my intention is to move to France for 1.5 years, mainly living in a campervan:-
*Depending on my situation this visa requires a 3 month or 1 year employment contract, am I correct in saying that, this should be from my current job in the UK?
*I think I also do not need a job lined up in France for this VISA?
*Are you free to not work if you choose to with this VISA, would it cause problems applying for repeated French VISA's if I did not work?
*Are you free to leave France with this VISA (Would it cause problems if I left for say 6 months, during the 4 year period?)?
*Could I apply for just 1 year.
Sorry a lot of detailed questions, but leaving for job next week, so I have limited time to apply for the VISA (I only realised might be eligible today).
Thanks,
Nathan
Hello Ariel , so you didn’t have to change your APS to salarié in order to accept the cdi ?
Help because my company is saying that they have to ask for the autorisation de travail even with my aps visa
Makes sense. May I ask how you applied for your Italian citizenship? Is this done online? Where does one send their paperwork? Thank you for this video.
you can be a citizen of more than two countries if 'your' countries allow it... I have 3 going on my 4th now 🇨🇦
once you become a US citizen you denouce your previous citizenship...........it is NOT recognized in the US.
May I ask, which do you have?
Many thanks for your video. Could you please share some advice or comments on staying for two years on passport talent visa would allow me to apply for the citizenship? Could I apply for passport talent visa if I am coming as visiting researcher (for three months)?
Hello, thank you very much for the informative videos. The Visa application is so nerve wracking and difficult. I am graduating from my masters this october and applying for the APS (looking for work visa). For me the problem is after APS visa, I have to change to CDI. I will be working as a waitress and get A CDI. If my salary wont get to 53k (now it has changed to 53k € a year), does it mean that I can't stay in france? Or should I just renew my visa every year with the title Salarie?
Some of my friends are saying if you dont get 53k a year as a salary job offer after graduation, you can't stay. Please help me on this issue ❤❤🙏🙏🙏
The whole visa situation is overwhelming...I am wondering if I should even bother.
Hello, thank you for your video I am American doing a masters in Lyon. I do have a question. Do I qualify for a recherche d'emploi visa if I did a one year masters (skipped the first year)? I know I will have to wait 5 years to qualify for citizenship which I dont mind. However, the way in which you phrased it it seems you need two year masters to qualify for the recherche d'emploi visa i hope I just misunderstood haha
CDD is a fixed term contract.
Great information. Do I need to show proof of funds to get the APS visa like when I was applying for student visa?
Nope ! It's literally one of the most simple visas... You just need you diploma or proof that you will graduate (sometimes the diplomas are sent out super late so an attestation from your school is fine) :)
@@Ariellelaparisienne Fantastic. Thanks so much.
Plz help me and it's my dream since I'm young
I love you 💖
This isn’t so much a question about visas but more about your masters! You mention you studied in the South, did you enjoy living in the south? And did you move to Paris for work, or were there other reasons? I’d love to study in France when I’m done my undergrad, but I definitely prefer smaller cities
Yes I adored the south and miss it very much ! ☺️☀️ I moved purely for financial reasons.... I had to complete an internship for my masters and the jobs in Paris were the only ones that paid more than 500€ a month 🥲
@@Ariellelaparisienne ..a month??? not per week? YIKES
@@maddscientist3170 I think she means the internship paid that much. In most cases internships in France dont pay well until you can get a CDI / full time employment they give you a much higher salary.
There's no theoretical limit to the number of citizenships you can have, unless you're a citizen of a country that forbids multiple citizenship, which Canada, France and Italy do not
Do you need to file a tax return if you are on a visitor visa for travel..?
No ☺️ a travel visa does not give you the right to work where as a student visa does - so it's assumed directly I imagine that you don't have income tax 😉
there is different types of visas & laws as per country............check your country & the country you are going to via the Embassy websites
Great content 👏 I have a question: if you currently have APS and want to get passport talent would you still need the autorisation de travail?
Nope ! :) Just the cerfa form filled in by your company !
@@Ariellelaparisienne Awesome 👏 thanks Ariel!
Didn’t you rant and rave about visas in another episode and reason being interested in citizenship?