Envoy's Immigration Services for France

For companies sending employees to work in France, Envoy’s global team can help determine which visa or work permit is needed, what documents are required and track and manage all deadlines and case statuses. Whether the employees are traveling for business, working in France full time or require any other type of visa, we’re here to help navigate the process.

Types of Visas

  • Short-Stay Visa 
  • Long-Stay Visa 
  • EU Blue Card 
  • Seasonal Workers Permit 
  • “Exceptional Economic Contribution” Permit 

Processes and requirements vary. To learn more about the different types of French visas and work permits, and to see which one is the best fit for your employees, click below to download our France fact sheet.

Working in France 

The type of visa and whether one is needed is determined by a foreign national’s home country and the type of work they will do while in France. Citizens from the European Union (EU) and the European Economic Area (EEA) don’t require a visa to work in France

Citizens from France, Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Brazil, Canada, Israel, Japan, Mauritius, Mexico, St. Kitts and Nevis, Seychelles, Singapore, South Korea, the United States and Venezuela, who will be in France for 90 days or less, may enter the country for business purposes without a visa. However, the employer must have organized a valid work permit for the duration of the stay.

Thousands of companies rely on Envoy to solve their immigration challenges.