"Eric Donjon, a French visa application specialist at theeuropeanconcierge.com who have helped hundreds of English speakers with their admin needs in France from visas to residency cards, healthcare, registering cars and every aspect of daily life, says that the majority of visa fails are due to common reasons. Having the wrong paperwork, the wrong type of insurance and incomplete documents."
"It's understandable, the process is complicated, French bureaucracy is famous for a reason. His advice is "Don't panic about French bureaucracy - just plan for it. I get feedback from many clients who have witnessed mad panic inside the TLS interview centre from potential applicants running around like headless chickens trying to collect documents they had not thought of preparing or bringing with them to their meeting.""
American citizens do not require a visa for short visits to France of up to 90 days. Stays longer than 90 days generally require a visa tailored to the purpose of the visit, such as relocation, study, work or retirement. Correct visa type selection, complete documentation and appropriate insurance are essential for success. Over 20% of applications fail, often due to wrong paperwork, incorrect insurance types or incomplete documents. French administrative procedures are complex and require careful planning. Specialist services can assist with visas, residency cards, healthcare registration and vehicle registration.
Read at The Good Life France
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