Look at this webpage:https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/france-visa/us-citizenship-passport-holders/ …
I'm debating spending 3-6 months in Paris painting, but I'm not sure about the visa situation. I know I could get a Schengen 3 month visa, and then just get it again, but I'm curious if anyone has tips on getting a longer tourist visa, or even if there's an...artist visa?
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Yes, I found similar information but that's just for Schengen visa. I guess I could just pop in and out every 90 days but it'd be nice to stay longer.
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There's an “international talents” visa that may be appropriate if you fit in any of the categories: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/en_US/web/france-visas/international-talents-and-economic-attractiveness …. Or you could enrol in a painting course and apply for a student visa? (You can still work under a student visa, but only for a fixed number of hours.)
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BINGO! I think I might possibly meet 2-3 of those possibilities. Thank you.
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I'm not sure of the details but you can stay up to a year in Paris, as long as you prove that you won't use the public healthcare system or try to get a job in France
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Very interesting. Would you know the name of this visa?
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Just sign up for a painting class and get a student visa (VLS-T). Welcome to Europe! And come paint the beautiful Andalusian countryside for a weekend if you have the chance
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I've looked into that too but it seems more difficult. Thanks for that option though, I didn't know about a VLS-T.
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