An international clientele
Annecy and Haute-Savoie are home to many staff of international organisations based in Geneva. The rules that apply depend on the staff member’s status (staff, consultant, individual contractor, intern), the organisation and the family situation.
The firm knows this context well: Maître Salima Dabbaoui herself worked for more than six years in the United Nations system, in Geneva, Rabat and Beirut.
How the firm can help
- legal and administrative steps for settling in France;
- residence and status of spouses and children;
- visa facilitation for the visit of a relative;
- renewals, changes in circumstances and difficulties with the administration;
- support in English and French.
What the firm does not do
The firm only advises on French law. It does not advise on Swiss immigration law or on your status within the organisation itself; those questions are for the competent authorities.
Frequently asked questions
Does the firm advise on moving to Switzerland?
No. The firm only practises French law and does not advise on Swiss immigration.
Can my spouse come with me to France?
It depends on your status and family situation. The firm will review your case and the steps to take for your family.
Does the firm work in English?
Yes: Maître Salima Dabbaoui and Maître Mathilde Besançon both work in French and English.
Practical guides on this topic
This page provides general information and does not constitute legal advice. Every situation is different: contact the firm for advice tailored to your case.