French Polynesia Talent Passport - Intra-Group Highly Qualified Employee
For a highly qualified employee assigned to French Polynesia by an employer within the same corporate group.
- Route type
- Work
- Can bring
- — Not stated in the official source
- Requirements
- 8 each quoted below
Who this route is for
Every item below is the government’s own wording, quoted from the official source. Whether you personally qualify depends on your full profile.
8 requirements quoted from the official source.
- Current Work Authorisation Required
The January 2026 checklist requires a current work authorisation.
- Employer Assignment Letter Required
The employer must state salary, foreign group entity, duties and the mission in French Polynesia.
- French Polynesia Host Employer Required
The employee must be assigned to an employer established in French Polynesia.
- Highly Qualified Employee Required
The official inventory identifies a highly qualified employee.
- Host Company Registration Required
A current Kbis extract for the host company or establishment is required.
- Post Arrival Residence Application Months Max
The residence-title application must be made within two months after arrival or before the long-stay visa expires.
- Same Group Assignment Required
The assignment must be within the same corporate group.
Paperwork you prepare — it does not rule you out.
- Passport or travel document
The passport must remain valid for at least three months after planned departure, contain at least two blank pages and have been issued less than ten years ago.
- Eligibility summary
The Talent Passport inventory includes a highly qualified employee assigned by an employer established in French Polynesia within the same group.
- Official source basis
The Talent Passport inventory includes a highly qualified employee assigned by an employer established in French Polynesia within the same group.
- Report summary
The Talent Passport inventory includes a highly qualified employee assigned by an employer established in French Polynesia within the same group.
- Residence Card Years Max Unless Multi Year
The ordinary temporary residence card is valid for up to one year; a qualifying multi-year card may be valid for up to four years.
- Supporting documents
Depending on the purpose and duration, the visa application requires the relevant accommodation, resources, medical and hospital insurance, repatriation and purpose evidence.
Who you can bring
What the source prices
- Duration Years Max
A multi-year residence card is valid for up to four years.
- French Polynesia Specific Long Stay Visa Required
A non-EU applicant must normally hold a valid long-stay visa or VLS/TS expressly valid for French Polynesia.
From here to a yes
Straight answers
01Who qualifies for this route to French Polynesia?
For a highly qualified employee assigned to French Polynesia by an employer within the same corporate group.
Every answer is quoted from the official polynesie-francaise.gouv.fr page for this route, last read 2026-07-26.
We checked 15 points against the official source; 15 are quoted on this page. The other 0 are either not addressed by the source or not yet backed by a quote — we would rather show you the edge of the record than fill it with a plausible guess.
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Fees and processing time are not published in the official source for this route. We publish a number only when the official text states that number.
Not stated in the official source — the official source names no exclusion for this route.
Where every quote comes from
Official government source polynesie-francaise.gouv.frLast read 2026-07-26 Every quote on this page is from this French Polynesia government page.Other work routes to French Polynesia
2 other work routes to French Polynesia.
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