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This Blue Card, inspired by the American "Green Card", allows nationals from non-EU countries to move, stay and work in the EU easily. This is a residence permit granted to highly qualified individuals. Origin of the project The Blue Card project for the European Union was launched by the European Commission on 23 October 2007 and adopted on 25 May 2009 through Directive 2009/50/EC. This Directive on conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals for the pur

Issued since November 2016, in accordance with the Law of 7 March 2016 which created the "Talent Passport" status, the residence permit (or long-stay visa if the foreigner applies for such status while still residing in his country of origin), which is multi-yearly based on national or international reputation, it concerns: "10° Foreigners whose national or international reputation is established and who comes to France to exercise an activity in a scientific, literary, artis

On 19 December 2018, the European Commission called on Member States to "accelerate their preparations for all possible scenarios for leaving the United Kingdom" (Doc COM (2018) 890 final, 19 Dec. 2018). On the French side, the legislator (Act No. 2019-30 of 19 January 2019) has decided to authorise the government to set, inter alia, by means of an ordinance, the regulation of the conditions of entry and residence of United Kingdom nationals in the event of leaving the Europe

Launched at the end of 2013 by the government, "French Tech" is aimed at all those who work for French start-ups, in France or abroad. This initiative is linked with the departments of the Ministry of Economy and Finance, but also with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the General Commission for Investment. The "La French Tech" label refers to the territories most favorable to the development of start-ups in France. Its objective is clear: to bring together all the players