Monaco•Europe1-3 months
150 EUR
3 years
Yes
Not Required
Allowed
No
Allowed
The Ordinary Residence Permit (Carte de Séjour Ordinaire) represents a significant step toward long-term stability for foreign residents in Monaco. This permit is available to individuals who have successfully held a Carte de Séjour Temporaire for three consecutive years, demonstrating their commitment to the Principality and their compliance with local laws. The Ordinary permit is valid for a period of three years and is renewable, providing a more secure and predictable status than the initial temporary permit. It is the standard residency category for those who have established a solid foundation in Monaco and intend to continue their life there.
Eligibility for this permit requires continued proof of accommodation in the Principality and evidence that the applicant remains financially self-sufficient. The permit costs €100 for the first issue and €50 for subsequent renewals. By transitioning to this status, residents gain greater administrative stability, which is a prerequisite for eventually applying for the more permanent Privileged Residence Permit after a longer period of continuous residency. Like all residency permits in Monaco, holders must maintain a physical presence and satisfy the authorities regarding their good character and financial standing to ensure the continued validity of their residency status.
First issue fee | 100 EUR |
Renewal fee | 50 EUR |
| Initial grant | 3 years |
Must have held a temporary residence card for at least 3 consecutive years.
Continued proof of accommodation in Monaco.
Continued proof of financial self-sufficiency.
Continued clean criminal record.
Valid passport.
Health insurance coverage.
Education
none or higher
Min. Savings
500,000 EUR
Current temporary residence card.
Valid passport.
Proof of continued accommodation (lease or deed).
Updated proof of financial resources (bank statements or income proof).
Recent criminal record extract.
Completed renewal application forms.
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