Visa
Entry Visa to France
Appealing decisions refusing an entry visa to France
If, as indicated below, in certain cases, a refusal of an entry visa to France is not legitimate, obtaining a short-stay visa (uniform or Schengen visa, etc.) or long-stay visa is nevertheless, in many cases, the right of a foreigner.
Indeed, notwithstanding the law relating to the duty to provide reasons and to the improvement of relations between the administration and the public, decisions to refuse entry visas to France, taken by diplomatic or consular authorities, are only justified in limited cases.
In all cases of visa refusal, a lawyer specializing in the rights of foreigners will advise you and help you, if you have the possibility, to contest or appeal the visa refusals and to assert your rights before the Chamber of Appeal. against decisions refusing entry visas to France and before administrative courts.
Requests for foreigners can be processed by mail, the Paris office, extending its services nationally and internationally, is also competent to defend you before the French consulate or embassy located at your place of residence.
Often, once again, obtaining a visa (Schengen or other) to enter France is a right.
A lawyer is at your service