Dismissal does not automatically revoke Algerians’ residence status in France
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Algérie 360
Losing a job does not automatically end an Algerian national’s residence certificate in France: renewal depends on its duration and the conditions under which the contract ended. In the event of involuntary job loss, the one-year certificate marked “employee” is extended for one year, according to the rules of the Franco-Algerian agreement of 27 December 1968.
Losing a job does not automatically remove a residence permit from an Algerian national in France. Holders of a 10-year residence certificate benefit from automatic renewal, while the one-year “employee” certificate may be extended for one year in the event of involuntary job loss, under the rules of the Franco-Algerian agreement recalled by Algérie 360.
The treatment therefore depends on the type of certificate held and the circumstances in which the contract ended, particularly in the event of dismissal or the expiry of a fixed-term contract, according to Algérie 360.
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