France Requires €30,000 Investment for Foreign Entrepreneurs

France has set specific conditions for foreign nationals aiming to establish a company within its borders. According to the official French government visa portal, a minimum investment of €30,000 (approximately N45,813,000) is required for new business creation.
In exceptional cases, acquiring a controlling stake in an existing business may qualify, depending on the project's nature. Eligible businesses fall into three categories: commercial, artisanal, and industrial, each governed by specific French laws.
Applicants must demonstrate that their business idea is genuine and viable, rather than merely a formality to meet visa requirements. Additionally, France mandates that applicants possess a degree equivalent to at least a master's level or demonstrate a minimum of five years of professional experience at a comparable level.
Both the financial investment and educational qualifications must be satisfied simultaneously for eligibility.
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