Residency in France through business
Set up a company and invest in business in France with no limitations
- Cost: from EUR 20,000
- Processing time: from 6 months
Set up a company and invest in business in France with no limitations
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Registering a business in France opens the way to the Passeport Talent – Créateur residence permit, valid for up to 4 years with the option to renew. Residency status in France automatically extends to a spouse and children under 18. Holding a residence permit allows foreign entrepreneurs to open accounts in European banks, obtain loans, conduct business, and access government services.
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Mirsatori corporate lawyers conduct a thorough review of your business model, assess compliance with French legislation, and develop a tailored strategy for obtaining a residence permit, including full turnkey tax optimization. The company provides comprehensive support at every stage of the process.
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Asset protection under EU standards
French law guarantees the inviolability of private property. The local judiciary is recognized as one of the most independent in the world, providing businesses with strong legal protection at the EU level.
100% ownership confidentiality
French legislation safeguards commercial secrets and personal data of beneficial owners. Disclosure is allowed only by court order, ensuring owners’ information remains fully protected from unauthorized access.
Free movement of capital
There are no currency controls within the EU. Instant SEPA transfers can be made across Europe without fees or restrictions, allowing companies to manage finances freely throughout the eurozone.
Prestigious OECD jurisdiction
France is a G7 member with an AAA credit rating. Companies registered in France enjoy impeccable business credibility and benefit from increased trust among international partners.
EU tax residency
After five years of residence in France, you can obtain permanent residency with access to tax benefits. Properly structured companies may also benefit from protection under CRS regulations.
Access to the EU market
French residency grants a unified license to operate across all 27 EU countries, along with eligibility for EU grants and subsidies up to EUR 1,000,000.
Trade hub for Africa and the Middle East
France has longstanding ties with over 50 countries, offering preferential trade agreements with French-speaking nations. French residency simplifies exports and partnerships with emerging markets.
Tax incentives for innovative projects
Innovative companies can access R&D tax credits of up to 30% through the CIR program. JEI status provides tax exemptions for startups for up to eight years. Innovation-driven businesses receive substantial government support.
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Registering a company in France is an effective tool for conducting business and addressing a wide range of global challenges.
Local Company
A company registered in mainland France, with the right to operate throughout the country and participate in government tenders.
SAS (Simplified Joint Stock Company)
The most popular form for foreign investors, offering maximum flexibility in management and capital raising.
SARL (Limited Liability Company)
A classic form for small and medium-sized businesses with 2 to 100 participants, ideal for family businesses.
Holding Structure
A parent company for managing a group of enterprises, optimizing taxation, and protecting assets from risks.
In France, you can register a company with a share capital of just 1 EUR.
Timing may vary depending on the region and workload of authorities, but on average, the process takes around six months.
There are no language requirements when initially applying for a residence permit in France. After five years of residence, an A2 level is required. Knowing French helps with integration and communication with authorities.
Yes, the spouse and children over 18 automatically have the right to work with a long-term “carte famille.” They can work in any field without additional permits.
Corporate tax is 25% (15% on the first 42,500 EUR for small businesses), VAT is 20%, and social contributions are 22% of salaries. Tax incentives are available for startup and innovative companies.
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