Do I have to apply for permanent residence when I arrive in France? What's the use of this?

A green card is a residence permit in France. There is no permanent residence permit, only long-term residence permit. After you work, you will get a one-year work residence in the form of continuous work for three years, which means that you need to change a new residence permit every year for the first three years. In the fourth year, if your work contract is CDI, that is, an open-ended contract, you can apply for ten years' residence. 1. About the application 1) International students can immigrate to Europe. According to the relevant regulations of the European Commission, after obtaining a degree certificate, international students can get a green card as long as they find a job and live in any European country for several years. 2) After obtaining a degree in France, it is also very easy for international students to obtain a visa when applying to enter the United States, Canada and other countries. 3) According to the French Law on Entry and Residence of Foreigners: foreigners who have lived in France for more than 3 years and have the ability to live independently; Or the applicant is the spouse, fiancee, fiance, parents and children under 2 1 year old of a French citizen; Or the applicant is the spouse of a foreign national who has obtained permanent residency and/kloc-children under the age of 0/8, you can apply for permanent residency in France. According to the French Nationality Law, foreigners who have studied and completed their studies in French institutions of higher learning can apply for French nationality as long as they have lived for two years, have good conduct and have no criminal record.

In addition, Britain and France are now tightening their immigration policies. I believe that the policy will become stricter in the future. For example, Britain has designed a new policy to cancel the application for permanent residence of international students.