Visas to Visit, Study and Work in France

The Authors/Les Auteurs::

Anne de GOUVION SAINT-CYR, Esq. 
Member of the Paris Bar
22, rue d'Artois
75008 Paris
Jonathon Wise POLIER, Esq.
Member of the Paris and New York Bars
4, rue de Marignan
75008 Paris 
Telephone: (33) 43 59 01 51
Fax:  (33) 1 43 59 01 52		 Telephone: (33) 1 47 23 41 51
Fax:  (33) 1 47 23 37 93
E-Mail:  anne.gouvionsaintcyr@wanadoo.fr
 E-Mail: j-polier@paris-law.com
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American citizens desiring to travel to, reside in, be employed in or manage a French company are subject to a myriad of rules and administrative practices which can be as daunting as those of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Authority.

The following subjects can be accessed:

Links:
French-American Chamber of Commerce in Paris
Official addresses of French Consulates in the United States (This French Government page may load very slowly)
DISCLAIMER

The information provided here and on the other pages linked hereto is intended for educational purposes only, and is not legal advice. Particular situations require particular analyses that can only be provided by legal professionals who specialize in the relevant fields and who know all the details of a situation. Also, a presentation such as this does not establish the attorney-client relationship that is necessary in any rendering of legal advice. Finally, one should be aware that the law is a chameleon-like beast that changes its colors frequently, and what holds good today may be reversed by tomorrow. The comments herein should then be read in that light.
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