How Indian Students Can Get France PR After Studies

 

Getting PR has always been a dream for students studying abroad. Students try many ways to find accommodation in the country where they graduated. We know that it is difficult to complete your studies and live in the same country for the rest of your life.

From many years ago, European countries like France, Malta, Ireland, etc. get a lot of attention from students to learn and live their dreams. Across Europe, France comes to the fore where every student wants to learn and settle down because of the quality of education, modern life, and high levels of employment.

Many people search for this term countless times, but finding all the details of finding PR in France in one place is a daunting task. Don't worry! Today in this blog, we summarize the France PR process for Indian students with 360 views. With our more than 10 years of experience in the field of foreign education, we have helped many students pursue their dream education in France.

See step by step to get France PR after the course: 

#1. Apply for Study

It is no longer a secret that the best schools for business and administration in the world are located in France. Another reason students chose France is because of the best colleges in the arts, design, luxury management, fashion, etc. also found in France.

The first step in getting France PR is to get admission to any of the top universities in France. View city intelligence from the top French universities to read them.

#2. Apply for APS Visa

India and other countries have certain agreements with France, which can allow students to stay in France for one year after the end of their studies.

It means that at the end of your studies or after obtaining a degree in higher education in France, you can apply for a temporary residence permit to look for work without restrictions.

This process is straightforward and quick compared to other methods. APS allows you to stay for 12 months, and with a new plan from the French Government, it can be extended for another 12 months leading up to 24 months (2 years).

#3. Job Into a Contract

After obtaining a temporary residence permit in France, you can easily get a job and work in your field. The French government is offering two types of contracts to operate the Contract Duration Indeterminée (CDI) and the second Contract Duration Determinée (CDD).

          1. CDI

          2. CDD

1. CDI

It is an open contract that means a permanent contract given to an employee to work and stay in France. Most jobs in France are under a CDI contract, which means you have a stable job with benefits.

2. CDD

A CDD contract can be awarded by an employer who needs to fill a vacancy that is temporary or that requires additional staff development. The CDD expires at the end of the contract period, and the employer does not need notice.

So make sure you study very well and work for the company under a CDI contract.

That's not all

To apply for PR in France, you need to study a master's program at prestigious universities or business schools. After that, you must apply for APS Visa, which allows you to stay in France for 2 years.

At that point, you need to get a good job under the CDI contract. At the same time, try to obtain a French Language Certificate of at least B2 / C2 level.

The way of France PR is not as difficult as it looks. When you live in France, make sure you pay all taxes like other countries and make sure the government does not commit crimes or criminal acts.

The Best Part

Prior to applying for France PR, students have the opportunity to make a lifelong learning course in French business and management high schools. Along with that, France offers some of the most popular courses in luxury, management, wine production, fashion, architecture, and art. So make sure you read your dream lesson, which you will never regret.

France has some of the most beautiful cities in the world of Indian students, as it blends well with good teaching and multicultural life. In France, you can get a chance to study at a quality university at an affordable cost.

Blue Card

Another way to do things is to apply and get a green card.

What is a Blue card?

Green card In simple terms it is a permit to work and reside in European countries *. A highly qualified applicant can apply and receive the benefits of residency in a European country.

How to apply for blue card in France?

Here are all the required details for applying and getting a Blue card for France.

General

It requires you to have an employment contract that is valid for at least 12 months and the salary is 1.5 times compared to the average annual salary. Ex. In 2019 Blue Card France's minimum wage was a total of 53 836,50 Euros per year.

Also, a university or special college degree that shows you three years of graduation. or five years of relevant work experience can be used to prove your qualifications.

Procedure

Apply for a residence permit for a passport that marks the EU Blue Card at the French embassy.

At the same time apply for a long-term visa (visa de long séjour - VLS)

Note: If any of the following conditions are met you can apply directly for exemption from the need for a long-term residency visa.

stay legally in France with another residence permit, or

have an EU Blue Card issued by another EU country where you have lived for at least 18 months. In this case, you must apply for a new EU Blue Card in the Province in your area within one month of arriving in France.

The green card holder obtains a long-term EU residence permit after five years of uninterrupted residence in the EU. The accommodation provided was based on a green card and has been permanently resident in France for the past two years.

During the required five years of continuous residency, a maximum absence of 12 months and a total of 18 months are allowed.

French immigrants will review the employment contract in contravention of the EU Blue Card issuance conditions and will ensure that the employer complies with labor laws and conditions of employment.

Your dream of studying in France and settling down is now a reality. If you strictly follow all European Union law and European education policy.

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