
Immigration Manager
Caroline Vuillard
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Fragomen France AARPI
Colisee Gardens, Block C, Floor 3, 8 Avenue de l’Arche
Paris Courbevoie 92400
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Colisee Gardens, Block C, Floor 3, 8 Avenue de l’Arche
Paris Courbevoie 92400
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Paris Courbevoie 92400
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With more than six years of experience with Fragomen, and almost two decades of experience in the field of immigration, Caroline has a deep understanding of French immigration law and the management of the day-to-day relationship with key stakeholders in the immigration application process.
Caroline previously worked at the Brain and Spine Institute (ICM – Institut du Cerveau et de la Moelle Epinière), helping researchers to gain legal residence and right to work in France. She was the main point of contact of foreign researchers and managed the HR aspects of the ICM’s International Community.Caroline also spent ten years working in a consulting company specialized in assisting employers (including major CAC 40 companies) and individuals to navigate the complex French immigration and administrative procedures.
Caroline speaks English and French.
Education
- Université Paris III – Sorbonne Nouvelle, Master (D.E.A), 2005
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Experience
Volunteered in pro bono activities for the physically and mentally disabled.
Pro bono experience to help students with learning difficulties to catch up.
Experience of teaching French as a foreign language in Quebec in order to francize the English-speaking population of the province of Quebec.
Country / Territory
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Languages
- English
- French
Contact information
Fragomen France AARPI
Colisee Gardens, Block C, Floor 3, 8 Avenue de l’Arche
Paris Courbevoie 92400
France
Get in touch
Languages
- English
- French
Contact information
Fragomen France AARPI
Colisee Gardens, Block C, Floor 3, 8 Avenue de l’Arche
Paris Courbevoie 92400
France
Get in touch
Languages
- English
- French
Contact information
Fragomen France AARPI
Colisee Gardens, Block C, Floor 3, 8 Avenue de l’Arche
Paris Courbevoie 92400
France
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