French Long-Stay Visa Application Form

Submit the completed long-stay visa application form through the designated French consulate or embassy in your country. Ensure all required documents, such as your passport, photographs, and supporting documents related to your stay, are included. Email submissions to the consulate or use the official online submission form if available. Some consulates may also accept physical submissions via postal mail. Verify specific submission instructions and contact details on the official consulate website before proceeding. Our advice is to double-check your application for completeness and accuracy to avoid delays.

Check application deadlines and processing times for your specific visa category on the official French consulate website. Important dates may vary based on application volume and location.

The French Long-Stay Visa Application Form is essential for non-European Union citizens intending to stay in France for more than 90 days. To secure a long-stay visa, you must accurately complete this form with your personal, travel, and stay details. Submitting a complete and error-free application can help expedite your visa processing and ensure a smooth transition to your stay in France.

• 1. Surname: Applicant's family name.
• 2. Former surname(s): Previous family name(s), if applicable.
• 3. First name(s): Applicant’s given name(s).
• 4. Date of birth: Applicant’s birth date in day-month-year format.
• 5. Place of birth: City and country where the applicant was born.
• 6. Country of birth: Country of birth.
• 7. Current nationality: Applicant’s current nationality.
• 8. Nationality at birth: Nationality at birth, if different from current.
• 9. Sex: Applicant’s gender (male or female).
• 10. Marital status: Applicant’s marital status (single, married, etc.).
• 11. National identity number: National identity number, if applicable.
• 12. Type of travel document: Type of travel document held by the applicant (passport, etc.).
• 13. Number of travel document: Number of the travel document.
• 14. Date of issue: Issuance date of the travel document.
• 15. Address: Applicant's home address.
• 16. Email address: Applicant's email address.
• 17. Telephone number(s): Applicant's contact phone numbers.
• 18. Current occupation: Applicant's current occupation.
• 19. Employer: Employer’s details for working applicants.

Failing to submit the form may result in visa application delays or rejection. Ensure you follow all guidelines and complete the application accurately.

• Application Processing Delays: Incomplete applications can lead to significant delays.
• Rejection Risk: Failure to provide accurate information may result in visa rejection.
• Inconvenience: Incomplete submissions can cause inconvenience and additional costs.

• 1. Employment: For those who have secured a job position requiring a long stay.
• 2. Education: For students enrolling in a French educational institution.
• 3. Family Reunion: For individuals reuniting with family members residing in France.
• 4. Medical Treatment: For long-term medical treatment in France.
• 5. Private Stay: For extended private stays or visitor purposes.