Temporary long-stay French visas
Temporary long-stay French visas are valid for up to one year and are non-renewable since the next stage is a cds which you can apply on the tenth month.
If you come to France on a Temporary long-stay French visa and want to stay longer than a year, you will need to apply for a French residence permit and meet the criteria for extending your stay.
The Temporary long-stay French visa acts as a temporary residence permit in France. You need to validate within three months of arriving in France. Once you complete the validation process, you can travel freely around the Schengen Area for the duration of your permit.
The application process for this visa is similar to the short-stay visa process. You can apply by visiting a French embassy or consulate in your home country or you can do it online. Standard documentary requirements are:
Travel ID such as a passport which is valid for at least three months after your travel dates.
Two recent passport photos
Supporting documents, which will depend on the purposes of your stay. These usually include proof of reason for traveling (e.g., study invitation letter), proof of finances, and health insurance
You will then need to attend an appointment at the French embassy or consulate in your home country to submit your biometric data and pay your visa fees. The fee for this visa is €99. You will need to present both your French visa and passport along with all documents when you enter France.
Also known as VLS-TS visas which broadly fall into the following three categories.
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