If you’re ready to land your first job in France, and an employer is ready to have you onboard, you may need a work permit to proceed with your application. If you are an EU or EEA Citizen, a citizen of Monaco, Andorra, or Switzerland, you do not need to secure a visa. For the purpose of working, you may need to apply for a French Long-Stay Work Visa. Further information about this visa may be found at this link. The following documents may be required of you when getting this type of visa:

• Fully accomplished online Application Form in your registered account on this website.
• An accomplished and signed Engagement Form
• (2) Two pieces of identical photographs that are no older than three months and taken with consideration to the ICAO Standards.
• Passport that contains at least two blank pages and is not more than 10 years old. Validity of the passport should be 6 months after the date of exit from France or Schengen territory.
• Bring copies of your previous visa are available.
• Marriage Certificate if applicable
• Proof of financial means such as bank statements 
• Health Insurance confirmation from your provider assuring your coverage of at least EUR30,000 throughout the Schengen territory
• Proof of payment for the visa application fee
• Any documents that may support your application such as, but not limited to employment contract, evidence of qualification such as degree certificates, mark sheets, or any diploma.

To Apply:

1. Gather all your relevant documents
2. Register and fill out the application form through this website
3. Book an appointment to submit your documents. Instructions for booking an appointment may depend on your country of origin, you may get the details from this link.
4. Track your application status in their online portal that can be found in this link.