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BREXIT information
The regulations governing the stay in France of British citizens and their families will change from January 1st 2021. The formalities to be completed are different depending on your personal situation.
Higher education institutions and research labs allowed to deliver hosting agreements and employing British researchers of PhD students now have to issue hosting agreements from January 1st 2021. A hosting agreement must be issued even if the contract started before this date.
Higher education institutions and research labs allowed to deliver hosting agreements and employing British researchers of PhD students now have to issue hosting agreements from January 1st 2021. A hosting agreement must be issued even if the contract started before this date.
I ARRIVE IN FRANCE AFTER JANUARY 1ST 2021
You must have a visa to enter on the French territory.
Scientists and their spouse
Scientists have to apply for a « Passeport talent-chercheur » visa at the French consulate of their place of residence. Your host institution in France has to deliver you a « Convention d’accueil ».
Spouses and children, whether Bristish or from a non-EU country, will have to apply for a « Passeport talent-famille » visa.
More information on the Passeport talent procedure
Spouses and children, whether Bristish or from a non-EU country, will have to apply for a « Passeport talent-famille » visa.
More information on the Passeport talent procedure
PhD students enrolled at a French higher education institution with a French employment contract
Scientists have to apply for a « Passeport talent-chercheur » visa at the French consulate of their place of residence. Your host institution in France has to deliver you a « Convention d’accueil ».
Spouses and children, whether Bristish or from a non-EU country, will have to apply for a « Passeport talent-famille » visa.
More information on the Passeport talent procedure
Spouses and children, whether Bristish or from a non-EU country, will have to apply for a « Passeport talent-famille » visa.
More information on the Passeport talent procedure
PhD students enrolled at a French higher education institution without a French employment contract
These students must apply for a « Etudiant » visa at the French consulate of their place of residence.
You prepare your mobility to the United Kingdom?
From January 1st 2021, the United Kingdom will implement a points-based immigration system (PBS). This system will apply to all European and non-European citizens.
More information for EU citizens on the British government's official website: www.gov.uk
More information for EU citizens on the British government's official website: www.gov.uk
UNDERSTAND BREXIT PROCEDURES
Check out Espace Ulys simplified graphic to help you get a better understanding of the procedures applying to British scientists and PhD students (click on the image to see it full size).
CALENDAR
December 31st 2020 - End of the transition period
January 1st 2021 - General law applies to UK citizens not yet on the French territory
July 1st 2021 (at the latest) - Deadline to apply for the « ACCORD DE RETRAIT » residence permit application. Recommended to do it at the earliest
October 1st 2021 - Requirement for British citizens and their family members living in France prior to 31 December 2020, to hold a "ACCORD DE RETRAIT" residence permit.
The information contained on this page is available on the official website Brexit.gouv.fr
January 1st 2021 - General law applies to UK citizens not yet on the French territory
July 1st 2021 (at the latest) - Deadline to apply for the « ACCORD DE RETRAIT » residence permit application. Recommended to do it at the earliest
October 1st 2021 - Requirement for British citizens and their family members living in France prior to 31 December 2020, to hold a "ACCORD DE RETRAIT" residence permit.
The information contained on this page is available on the official website Brexit.gouv.fr