Réponse de Valérie

Valérie — Tue, 15 Oct 2024 10:23:00 GMT

If your main residence is in France and you work for a French company as a Talent visa holder, or if you live in France and have a "Passeport talent famille" visa, you need to submit the following documents to the CPAM of Paris, regardless of where you live in France:

- A copy of the passport or identity card;
- A copy of your work contract;
- The S1106 form "Application for membership in the French healthcare syst em", available on ameli.fr;
- The certified and complete copy of your birth certificate, issued less than a year ago, with the mention of your parents’ names;
- A copy of your marriage certificate, issued less than a year ago (if applicable);
- For non-European citizens, the official translation of your birth and marriage certificates into French, made by an official translator registered with a French court of justice, or by your consulate or embassy;
- A proof of residency (utility bills, rental contract, etc.);
- Your French bank account details (copy of your official RIB - relevé d'identité bancaire/IBAN);
- For non-European citizens, a copy of your visa or resident’s permit;
- If you have children, a copy of their recent birth certificates and passport or ID with the form S3705 "Application to add minor children to one or both parents insurance accounts", also available on the English pages.

Please find below the address of the CPAM for "Passeport talent" and "Passeport talent famille" holders:

Assurance Maladie de Paris
SRI / Talents
75948 Paris Cedex 19

However, if you are a "Passeport talent" holder without a French work contract, you must submit your application to your local CPAM. You can find your CPAM's address on our website ameli.fr, section "Adresses et contacts."

You can find more information according to your situation, on this section: "How to be covered: some useful links."

Have a nice day.

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