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VISA
(2018)
A visa for international Start-Up Founders, Tech Employees & Tech Investors to settle in France. The French Tech Visa is a simplified, fast-track procedure for three types of international tech talent to obtain a residence permit known as the "Passeport Talent" ("Talent Passport")
The French Tech Visa is open to three categories of tech talent - startup founders, employees, and investors - and allows them to live and work in France.
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