Welcome to Gillioen Avocats
Law firm practicing in immigration law
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Corporate clients
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Private clients
Meet the team
Alexandre GILLIOEN
Partner & Founder
After having lived in foreign cities for many years and countries (Brussels, London, Washington, Douala), I decided to create my practice in Lyon because I consider this city as full of opportunities and ideal for a new start. Lyon, a city on a human scale located near Switzerland and Italy, is also a welcoming place for those of us who decide to come and put down roots here. After four years of experience in the field of immigration, I handle on all aspects immigration law.
Sarah STADLER
Senior Associate
After four yours working in Paris as an immigration lawyer, Sarah joined the Defenseur des droits. She worked there to help people who are facing difficulties facing the french administration and on cases where people’s rights were not respected. She then went on to work at the Court d’appel de Grenoble and also for the OFII. Following these experiences Sarah came back to the Bar association and joined our firm as a senior associate with more than ten years experience in the field of immigration law both with the administration and as a lawyer.
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To live and work in France
After several years of practice, the firm has developed a unique set of skills in the field of immigration law. All the people and companies we advise have a common goal: to achieve a stable and sound situation on the long term concerning their immigration status and the right to work in France.
We are going to make it happen together
The firm is located in Lyon, a dynamic city full of opportunities, however we operate everywhere in France to assist our clients according to their needs, whatever they may be.
Last articles published
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European Blue Card Talent Passport: The Residence Permit for Highly Qualified Workers
Excerpt: The European Blue Card talent passport is a residence permit that falls under the category of talent passports. However, it existed before the creation of this type of permit, as it stems from…
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Talent Passport “Business Creation”: The Foreign Entrepreneur
Excerpt: The Talent Passport « Business Creation » is a multi-year residence permit provided under Article L421-16° of CESEDA. It is similar to the permit mentioned in Article L421-5°, which includes the designation « entrepreneur/self-employed professional. » There…
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Foreign Business Creator: Legal Framework and Formalities
Excerpt: A foreign business creator must obtain a residence permit to carry out their activity in France. This could either be a residence permit as an « entrepreneur/self-employed professional » as stipulated in Article L421-5° of…