Few list of Recognised Nigerian
Associations & Entrepreneurs?
Few list of Recognised Nigerian
Associations & Entrepreneurs?
CONSEIL DES NIGERIENS DE FRANCE
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
9 AVENUE BLAISE PASCAL 77420 CHAMPS-SUR-MARNE
ASSOCIATION DES NIGERIENS DE TOULOUSE
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
APT B64 2 RUE MARIA MOMBIOLA 31400 TOULOUSE
SOCIETE NIGERIENNE DE TANNERIE (SONITAN)
AMITIE FRANCO NIGERIENNE (ASSOCIATION)
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
11 RUE DE BRETAGNE 78000 VERSAILLES
ASSOCIATION DES NIGERIENS RESIDENTS EN FRANCE (ANRF)
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
5 RUE DE CHATOU 78800 HOUILLES
ASSOCIATION DE SOLIDARITE FRANCO-NIGERIENNE
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
1 RUE LAMORICIERE 10300 SAINTE-SAVINE
RESEAU DES FEMMES NIGERIENNES DE FRANCE
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
9 RUE D’ORADOUR SUR GLANE 95100 ARGENTEUIL
ASSOCIATION DES ETUDIANTS NIGERIENS DE RENNES
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
RES J. FERRAT BAT A 23 AVENUE PROFESSEUR CHARLES FOULON 35700 RENNES
ASSOCIATION DES NIGERIENS A BORDEAUX (A.N.B.)
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
(S)PACE' CAMPUS-SCE CULTUREL CROUS 18 AVENUE DE BARDANAC 33600 PESSAC
ASSOCIATION DES NIGERIENS EN ILE DE FRANCE (ANIF)
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
9 BOULEVARD DE L'EVASION 95800 CERGY
ASSOCIATION DES NIGERIENS ET AMIS GRAND NORD FRANCE
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
A2 - 101 272 ALLEE COIGNET 59000 LILLE
ECHANGE FRANCO-NIGERIEN POUR L'EDUCATION ET LA SANTE : EFNES-GAKASINEIY
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
1 RUE DU LION NOIR 60190 ESTREES-SAINT-DENIS
ASSOCIATION DES NIGERIENS ET AMIS DU NIGER EN RHONE ALPES ET AUVERGNE
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
A-CUBE - Entreprise individuelle
Tierce maintenance de systèmes et d’applications informatiques (62.02B)
LES AMIS DU MOUVEMENT DES COMPAGNONS EDUCATEURS NIGERIENS
Autres organisations fonctionnant par adhésion volontaire (94.99Z)
34 RUE DES COMORES 34680 SAINT GEORGES D'ORQUES
aucun établissement en activité, depui 2019
RACHID RACHID (DJIBO SIDDO) Entreprise individuelle
Autres activités de poste et de courrier (53.20Z)
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What does the immigration law contain?
Summary of the Immigration Law In France
The immigration law covers several aspects: work, integration, deportation, asylum, and foreigner litigation.
Work for Foreigners
Undocumented workers in high-demand jobs (construction, home care, catering) can receive temporary work permits without employer sponsorship. They need 12 months of work within the last 24 months, 3 years of residency, and proof of integration.
A new 4-year "talent" residence permit is introduced for medical professionals from non-EU countries.
Simplification of "talent" residence permits for skilled workers and project managers.
Strengthened sanctions against companies employing illegal workers.
Auto-entrepreneur status for platform workers is now conditioned on having a work authorization card.
Integration and Residence Permits
Applicants for multi-year residence permits must have basic French knowledge (A2 level).
Higher French proficiency levels (B1 and B2) required for permanent residency and naturalization.
Employers must provide French language training for foreign employees.
All foreign applicants must agree to uphold French Republic principles.
Victims of exploitative landlords will receive temporary residence permits during legal proceedings.
New reasons for refusal, renewal, or revocation of residence permits introduced, including public order threats.
Renewal of long-term permits requires proof of habitual residence in France.
Asylum and Foreigners' Litigation
Establishment of "France Asylum" centers to streamline the asylum process.
Reforms to the National Asylum Court, including territorial branches and more single-judge hearings.
Asylum seekers posing a flight risk or public threat can be placed under house arrest or detention.
Simplification of foreign litigation processes, reducing the number of procedures from 12 to 3.
Enhanced Deportation Measures
The law facilitates the deportation of foreigners posing a serious threat to public order.
Regular foreigners committing serious crimes can be expelled, with increased judicial authority to ban entry into France.
Certain protections for long-term irregular residents and minors are removed.
Increased duration for residence assignments for foreigners under deportation orders unable to leave (up to 3 years).
Constitutional Council Censures
On January 25, 2024, the Constitutional Council censured several provisions, including:
Migration quotas.
Residence requirements for certain benefits.
Stricter family reunification policies.
Restrictions on residence for sick foreigners.
Mandatory return deposits for foreign students.
Reinstatement of the crime of illegal residence.
Conditions for acquiring French nationality for children born in France to foreign parents.
Fingerprint requirements for illegal immigrants without consent.
Emergency housing conditions for foreigners facing deportation.
Linking development aid to cooperation on combating illegal immigration.
Exclusion of irregular immigrants from transportation fare reductions.
Inclusion of asylum seeker housing in the count of social housing.
Note: This information was copied and translated to understand clearly and ensure that all our audience and Nigerian immigrants in France are not misled.
This law was designed to address various immigration issues, including work permits, integration requirements, deportation procedures, and asylum processes, while the Constitutional Council struck down some controversial measures. You can verify this from Vie-Public's official website.
Sources:
Légifrance: Law No. 2024-42 of January 26, 2024, to control immigration, improve integration
Senate: Legislative file: Immigration and integration
Collection of public speeches: Council of Ministers of February 1, 2023