No More Carte de Séjours for Assistants or Students!

Language assistants and students in France will no longer be required to obtain a carte de séjour from the préfecture, as they have had to do in the past.

After the medical visit, you will receive a vignette to be placed in your passport. This will serve as a replacement for the carte de séjour, and you will still be eligible for CAF with this vignette.

The vignette *may* be valid for an entire year instead of just the duration of the assistant contract. Some details are still unknown and a little vague, but this change is to simplify the process for everyone involved. I'll post more information when it's available.

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This page contains a single entry by jennie published on May 31, 2009 10:45 PM.

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