Posted on February 01 2024
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Recent report from Statista, a German online portal that specializes in data collection and visualization shows that even with a 2.4% job vacancy rate in 2023, France is currently experiencing a labor shortage in a number of industries.
The European Labor Authority (EURES) has identified several industries facing shortages, which includes the manufacturing, IT, healthcare, engineering, construction and building trades, and agriculture sectors. These sectors are crucial for French economy and are experiencing a demand for skilled professionals.
The EURES report highlights the most in demand jobs that are currently facing high demand for skilled professionals in France. Among these are:
In demand jobs in France |
Accounting and bookkeeping clerks |
Agricultural and industrial machinery mechanics and repairers |
Applications programmers |
Business services and administration managers |
Civil engineering technicians |
Earthmoving and related plant operators |
Electrical engineering technicians |
Electronic mechanics and servicers |
Financial and insurance brand managers |
Forestry and related workers |
Healthcare assistants |
Human resource managers |
Information and communication technology operations technicians |
Manufacturing managers |
Mechanical engineering technicians |
Metal processing plant operators |
Nursing associate professionals |
Pharmaceutical technicians and assistants |
Physiotherapists |
Power production and plant operators |
Real estate agents and property managers |
Developers and analysts |
Plant machine operators |
Telecommunications engineers |
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Given the demand for specific occupations and skill sets, foreign workers could find a position they fit in. The need to fill job vacancies in France provides increased opportunities for skilled individuals globally and they will more likely be able to get hired and granted a work permit in France.
The French newspaper Le Monde in September highlighted that most of the country’s labor force is made up of immigrant skilled workers and the French economy heavily relies on them. However, many of these individuals work irregularly without a permit.
Some members of President Emmanuel Macron's parliamentary majority acknowledged the importance of immigrant workers and deemed they are crucial to the nation’s economy.
Nationals from the European Union, European Economic Area, and Switzerland wanting to work in France are not required to have a visa.
However, nationals from other nations must obtain a French work visa in order to work in the country. Individuals must secure employment offer from a French business prior to filing for a work visa.
Step 1: Fill out the France-Visas online visa application form
Step 2: Submit the receipt from France-Visas
Step 3: Schedule an appointment
Step 4: Submit the required documents and biometrics
Step 5: Pay the fee
Step 6: Wait for your visa to get processed
Step 7: Once you receive your visa, validate it within 3 months of your arrival
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