French Polynesia

For a highly qualified employee assigned to French Polynesia by an employer within the same corporate group.

For a non-EU worker holding a employment contract supporting the salaried-employee status and the corresponding French Polynesia work authorisation.

For a non-EU worker holding a fixed or temporary employment contract supporting the temporary-worker status and the corresponding French Polynesia work authorisation.

For a qualifying business leader or investor whose project is accepted under the French Polynesia Talent Passport framework.

For a non-EU entrepreneur, liberal professional or independent professional carrying on an activity that is not subject to a separate authorisation.

For a salaried legal representative or corporate officer of an establishment in French Polynesia.

For research or teaching under an agreement with an approved research or higher-education body.

For a non-EU student enrolled or pre-enrolled in an educational establishment in French Polynesia with financial resources and medical cover.

For a non-EU trainee following a placement in French Polynesia under an agreement endorsed by the competent authority.

For a qualifying partner, child or parent joining a refugee, subsidiary-protection beneficiary or stateless person.

For a spouse or child admitted under an authorised French Polynesia family-reunification decision.

For the foreign parent of a French child residing in French Polynesia who effectively contributes to the child's maintenance and education.

For the foreign spouse of a French citizen, with a registered marriage and an effective shared life.

For a person whose stable personal, family, residence and integration ties in French Polynesia justify private-and-family-life residence.

For the spouse of a retiree-card holder who previously resided regularly with the retiree in French Polynesia.

For a beneficiary receiving a death pension from a French Polynesia social-protection body following a work accident or occupational disease.

For the foreign spouse of a foreign professional or student residence-card holder, using the independent-means visitor category.

For a non-EU person able to live from sufficient own or guaranteed resources, with health cover and no professional activity in French Polynesia.

For an eligible ten-year resident-card holder requesting indefinite permanent residence, with the route becoming an entitlement from the second renewal.

For a holder of a contributory French Polynesia old-age pension who previously resided under a resident card and now lives principally abroad.

For a qualifying spouse of a French citizen, parent of a French child, dependent ascendant or child of a French citizen, or family-reunification beneficiary.

For an EU citizen residing in French Polynesia for more than three months with sufficient resources and health and maternity insurance.

For a non-EU family member accompanying or joining an EU citizen resident in French Polynesia.

For a person aged eighteen to thirty living temporarily with an unrelated host family of another nationality to improve language and cultural knowledge in exchange for childcare and light household tasks.

For a pre-arranged social or humanitarian volunteer mission with an approved public-benefit association or foundation in French Polynesia.

For tourism, family, private or professional visits of up to ninety days in a 180-day period, with a territorial visa unless an exemption applies.

For a person recognised as a refugee under the asylum provisions applicable in French Polynesia.

For a trafficking or procuring victim who has stopped prostitution and entered the recognised social and professional exit programme.

For a person protected by a civil protection order because of current or former partner violence or a threatened forced marriage.

For a person who reports being subjected to housing conditions incompatible with human dignity.

For a person formally granted stateless status under the provisions applicable in French Polynesia.

For a person granted subsidiary protection by the competent French protection authority.

For a trafficking or procuring victim who reports or testifies against the alleged offender and has broken all links with that person.

For a foreign national who meets the Civil Code conditions for acquisition of French nationality under article 21-7.

For a person habitually resident in French Polynesia whose condition requires treatment and who cannot effectively obtain appropriate treatment in the country of origin.

For a person receiving a French Polynesia work-accident or occupational-disease pension with permanent incapacity of at least twenty per cent.

For a qualifying foreign veteran of a French combat unit, the French internal resistance, an allied army, or the French Foreign Legion.