inthewoods
Active member
So,
how hard is it to work legally or illegaly in france without having a European Union passport?
Thankss
how hard is it to work legally or illegaly in france without having a European Union passport?
Thankss
Working in France
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Mathieu.fr
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Hey !
First of all, good to hear you feel like coming to France, you'll enjoy it for sure !
About working there, I dont have much idea about the working laws when you're a foreigners plus it depends where you come from.
Eitherway, you'll need a resident card to work legally in France I think..
Maybe that could help you :
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/publications/magazine/0501/working_in_france.shtml
Feel free to contact your ambassy in Paris, they'll definitely help you out !
About working illegally, I shouldnt recommend you that but I have to admit that it's pretty easy to get a lil job over here without legals paperworks...mostly in restaurant and bars but also house cleaner, baby sitter etc.. and fruit pickers.
Hope that would help you a least a little bit..
First of all, good to hear you feel like coming to France, you'll enjoy it for sure !
About working there, I dont have much idea about the working laws when you're a foreigners plus it depends where you come from.
Eitherway, you'll need a resident card to work legally in France I think..
Maybe that could help you :
http://www.transitionsabroad.com/publications/magazine/0501/working_in_france.shtml
Feel free to contact your ambassy in Paris, they'll definitely help you out !
About working illegally, I shouldnt recommend you that but I have to admit that it's pretty easy to get a lil job over here without legals paperworks...mostly in restaurant and bars but also house cleaner, baby sitter etc.. and fruit pickers.
Hope that would help you a least a little bit..
Not hard at all!
I'm Canadian, living in France (Lyon) for school for the year. You don't need an EU passport, but you do need a visa to stay for more than three months. You can get a working holiday visa, or a work visa if you've already got a job over here.
Good luck, and enjoy! France is fucking sweet.
I'm Canadian, living in France (Lyon) for school for the year. You don't need an EU passport, but you do need a visa to stay for more than three months. You can get a working holiday visa, or a work visa if you've already got a job over here.
Good luck, and enjoy! France is fucking sweet.