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An minimum investment of EUR 300,000 into an existing or new French business focused on job creation and economic growth.
France’s Residence by Investment Program provides a prime opportunity for high-net-worth individuals to gain residency in one of Europe’s most culturally and economically vibrant nations.
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There are multiple ways to acquire this programme, with differing levels of investment and commitment.
An minimum investment of EUR 300,000 into an existing or new French business focused on job creation and economic growth.

A few essential requirements must be met to ensure eligibility for this programme.
Applicants need to submit a complete passport, proof of income, and a business plan that supports the investment.
You must provide documentation verifying an investment commitment of EUR 300,000.
Financial statements demonstrating your ability to meet the investment criteria are required as part of the application process.

Investing in France gives you access to one of Europe’s largest and most influential economies, providing growth opportunities and a high standard of living for you and your family.

With France’s Residence by Investment Program, you can secure residency for your entire family, ensuring access to top-tier education, healthcare, and a European lifestyle.

A minimum EUR 300,000 into a new or existing French business, directed at job creation and economic growth. Unlike most European residency routes, the investment must produce measurable economic impact and employment for French workers, not just sit as capital.
This program offers residency with visa-free travel across the Schengen Area, eligibility for French social security including pensions, unemployment support, and welfare subject to contribution history, and access to one of Europe's largest economies.
The typical processing time is 3 to 4 months, among the faster European residency routes.
Yes. Spouse and dependent children under 18 can be included in the application, with access to French education and healthcare.

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