Establishment in France
Assistance in obtaining a 'talent' residence permit for investors
The DELCADE firm, recognized in France and internationally, offers comprehensive expertise to support companies and foreign investors in obtaining the “Talent” residence permit (formerly “Passeport Talent”) when establishing themselves in France.
Obtaining the "Talent" Residence Permit
Our Expertise
The “Talent” residence permit is a multi-year residence title, valid for up to four years, designed for highly skilled professionals wishing to contribute to the economic attractiveness of France. This permit is aimed at various categories, including qualified employees, researchers, business creators, and investors.
At DELCADE, we understand the challenges involved in obtaining this residence permit and offer personalized support at every stage of the process :
- Eligibility Assessment : In-depth analysis of your professional profile to determine alignment with the criteria for the “Talent” residence permit.
- File Preparation : Assistance in preparing and gathering the required documents, ensuring compliance with French legal requirements.
- Administrative Procedures : Management of steps with the relevant authorities, including submission of applications.
- Ongoing Support : Continuous guidance until the residence permit is obtained, with transparent communication about the progress of your case.
Our rankings and distinctions
DELCADE - Your legal partner for a successful establishment in France
Multidisciplinary expertise: our team of lawyers specializing in business law and international law provides a 360° view of your legal needs
Network of partners: we collaborate with agencies supporting foreign businesses, such as Choose Paris Region, Invest in Bordeaux, and Hello Lille, facilitating your integration into France
Personalized approach: we tailor our services to the specific needs of each project, ensuring a customized solution for your establishment in France
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