#ECOI2602682AFrance updates the public innovation support list used for residence rules
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This order updates the official list of public innovation support schemes that count for a residence-related rule in France. In practice, it mainly affects foreign founders, researchers, and innovative company staff who rely on eligible public backing to support an immigration or residency file. The change is technical: it replaces the old annex with a new one, updates the legal reference in the title, and confirms the measure applies in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy. Companies and advisors should check that any support they rely on still appears on the updated list before using it in a permit application.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the 2019 annex with a new list of eligible public innovation support schemes
- Updates the legal reference in the title from D. 313-45-1 to D. 421-17
- Confirms application in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy
Obligations
What this law requires
Entities relying on public innovation support for residence-related immigration files must use only supports that appear on the updated annex list replacing the 28 February 2019 annex.
Applicants and advisors must verify that any public innovation support cited in a permit application is included in the current official list after the annex replacement.
Organizations operating in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy must apply this updated order in those territories as well.
The official title reference in the 28 February 2019 order must be read as updated from article D. 313-45-1 to article D. 421-17.