Any foreigner over the age of 16 who wants to reside in Monaco – more than 3 months per year – must apply for a resident card delivered by the Monégasque authorities, in application of the Franco-Monégasque Convention of Neighborhood of 18 May 1963 et al.
Ressortissants de l’Espace Economique Européen (EEE) : Il suffit d’être titulaire d’une carte d’identité or d’un passeport en cours de validité. Aucun visa n’est requisite.
Ressortissants de pays hors EEE Avant toute démarche en Principauté, solicitor un visa d’établissement pour Monaco delivered by les Autorités françaises. Attention, this visa also concerns minors. Contact the
Consulate of France in your country of residence. Depending on the nationality and the country of origin, the formalities to be completed will be different.
Since many messages from our compatriots concern questions about residence and work in the Principality, we decided to put the basic requirements for entry and residence in Monaco in two lines. Each of the following requirements has its own specificities and it would be a good idea to request additional information and clarifications.
Greeks who wish to visit the Principality must, if requested, present their passport or police ID card. The same documents required upon entry into France.
Greeks who wish to settle in Monaco for more than 3 months are not required to obtain a VISA. Therefore, in order to obtain a residence permit (“carte de sejour”), they can submit the necessary supporting documents (Directorate of Public Security – 4, rue Louis Notari) as follows:
1) Copy of criminal record 2) Work Permit/Contract or Application for the establishment of a company in the Principality or Proof of bank account 3) A recent photograph 4) Health certificate 5) Rental or ownership contract for a residence in the Principality 6) Valid passport.
A residence permit is necessary in any case .
Since many messages from our compatriots concern questions about residence and work in the Principality, we decided to put the basic requirements for entry and residence in Monaco in two lines. Each of the following requirements has its own specificities and it would be a good idea to request additional information and clarifications.
Greeks who wish to visit the Principality must, if requested, present their passport or police ID card. The same documents required upon entry into France.
Greeks who wish to settle in Monaco for more than 3 months are not required to obtain a VISA. Therefore, in order to obtain a residence permit (“carte de sejour”), they can submit the necessary supporting documents (Directorate of Public Security – 4, rue Louis Notari) as follows:
1) Copy of criminal record 2) Work Permit/Contract or Application for the establishment of a company in the Principality or Proof of bank account 3) A recent photograph 4) Health certificate 5) Rental or ownership contract for a residence in the Principality 6) Valid passport.
A residence permit is necessary in any case .
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