Residency Support Project

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APPLYING FOR THE WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT RESIDENCE PERMIT IN FRANCE

FREE INFORMATION AND HELP WITH RESIDENCY APPLICATIONS FOR UK NATIONALS 

provided by the Diocese in Europe Residency Support Team and funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office’s UK National Support Fund

 

 

Our confidential helpline and enquiry service staffed by experienced caseworkers provides:

 

  • Information on eligibility requirements for residency in France 

  • Guidance on the application process for example gathering relevant documentation

  • Support with completing online residence permit applications

  • Help in preparing for the required visit to the Préfecture

  • Casework to assist with more complex circumstances relating to residence permit applications

  • Signposting to wider sources of help and support

 

Our services can be accessed through: 

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Monday to Wednesday: 09:30 -12:00 & 13:30 - 16:00

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Our services are available to:

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UK nationals and their direct family members who are 

  • aged 18 or over 

  • currently resident in France or

  • expect to be living in France by the end of the transition  period (31 December 2020)

 

About Us:

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The Diocese in Europe Residency Support Team was formed when the diocese, part of the Church of England, received a project grant under the UK National Support Fund through the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO).  

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The project is designed to inform and support UK nationals and their direct family members who wish to secure their residency rights under the Withdrawal Agreement to live in France after 31st December. Even those who already hold a residency card, must apply for a Withdrawal Agreement Residency Permit before 1 July 2021.  Our service has a particular focus to provide assistance to those aged 65 and over and living in Occitanie, Bourgogne Franche-Comté, Centre Val de Loire, Corsica, Grand Est, Nouvelle Aquitaine, not including Dordogne, or those who may be considered more vulnerable.

 

Our team comprises native English speakers with a broad range of relevant experience who are keen to support and assist UK nationals progress their residence applications so they can remain living in France.

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Call us today on 05 32 80 00 05 or send us an enquiry via Contact | Diocese in Europe French Residency Support