Immigration Act 2023 France

France has introduced new legislation for irregular workers, offering them a residence permit under certain conditions. This legislation, enacted on February 5, 2024, specifically targets endangered professions and identifies professional experience as a qualification criterion for regularization...

The French Constitutional Council has just censured a significant part of the Immigration Act. This decision came after the text had been referred to the Council by several parties, including the President of the Republic, left-wing senators and deputies, as well as the President of the National Assembly....

How recent immigration reforms in France have altered the social rights of foreigners. An in-depth analysis of the changes to social benefits and their impact....

The recent adoption of France's immigration bill was a landmark event in the French political landscape. After an eventful 18-month legislative process, the law was finally passed, provoking major repercussions within the government and varied reactions among political parties and civil society....

The new French immigration law of 2024 and its major implications. This legislative reform impacts on various aspects, from the regularization of undocumented workers to the modification of family reunification rules. ...

Jobs or professions in short supply are those for which there is a strong demand for workers, but few available or qualified candidates to fill these positions. This creates an opportunity for both residents and illegal immigrants to find stable employment and, in some cases, to regularize their status....

To clarify the situation, a list has been published in the Journal Officiel on April 1, 2021, detailing the professions concerned, region by region. This list was created by the government in 2008, and has only been updated once, in 2021. However, consultations will be opened with the social partners to revise the list at the beginning of .....

The French government has introduced a new immigration bill that is generating a great deal of controversy. The Minister of the Interior, Gérald Darmanin, and the Minister of Labor, Full Employment and Integration, Olivier Dussopt, presented the bill on February 1, 2023. The text will be debated in March in the Senate and in May in the National Assembly. Here's what's new in this bill:...