Building new perspectives together
We provide legal support in facilitating the entry and stay of your foreign employees in France and in contributing to the visibility and growth of your company.
To help you retain talent and secure your hiring practices, we provide comprehensive legal counsel on all matters related to professional immigration.
Secure your visas,
renew your permits,
liberate your mobility.
01
Anticipate the renewal of your residence permits.
02
Secure your recruitment processes and obtain guidance on the issuance of work permits.
03
Support your long-stay visa applications
and enable global mobility.
Margot Schoellkopf
Founder of the firm
Margot has been practicing law since being sworn as an attorney to the Paris Bar on February 7, 2018, and holds dual expertise in public law and immigration law.
She founded Schoellkopf Avocat in January 2023, following five years of experience in corporate law firms of Paris. She advises companies on recruiting international talent and managing their relocation and legal stay in France.
What distinguishes us
Advise
Benefit from expert guidance, backed by robust litigation experience.
Secure
Ensure compliance in your international hiring and protect your employees.
Simplify
Streamline procedures, overcome administrative complexity, and refocus your HR department's efforts.
Enhance
Retain your employees, uphold your commitments, and adopt an ethical approach.
Key figures
61%
Of recruitments in France are considered difficult.
22 %
Of jobs are held by foreign nationals.
Professional immigration,
a strategic lever
75 %
Of complaints to the Defender of Rights relate to issues with the issuance of residence permits.
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A récépissé issued for a renewal or extending a long-stay visa allows travel — but beware of border checks.
Learn your rights before you travel !
QUESTION
Is it possible to travel with a residence permit application receipt (récépissé)?