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Salaried temporary stay card. A foreign employee must obtain work authorization and an appropriate long-stay admission before a temporary stay card marked salarié; Guinea’s labour code says the employer seeks approval of the foreign worker’s contract and a work permit before the worker begins.

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Salaried temporary stay card

A temporary stay card for authorized salaried work, for no more than one year at a time.

Who qualifies

You keep your U.S. citizenship.

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Does it fit your family?

One question, from the program’s own rules.

Do you have a binding job offer in that country?

Not legal advice.

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What it takes.

Time
Processing runs from submission of the complete file to the issuing authority’s decision.
Cost
Budget for the application documents, certification, police or medical records and travel in addition to any charge collected at filing.
The hard part
The employer’s work-permit and contract-approval process must precede employment.
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Citizens by 2033.

If your first permit is issued in 2027 and you keep living there, this is the road.

  1. 2027
    First residence permit

    1 year, renewable for 1 year at a time.

  2. 2032
    Apply for citizenship

    With a language test.

  3. 2033
    Citizenship
Language
Mastery of at least one Guinean national language; elderly refugees and stateless people have a narrow exemption.
Time away
Habitual lawful residence in Guinea for the five years before filing and residence in Guinea when the decree is signed.
Two passports
Yes. You keep your U.S. citizenship.
  • The employee card lasts no more than one year at a time; uninterrupted renewals can build Guinea’s five habitual resident years.
  • How long the decision takes isn’t published; we allow a year.
The law behind these dates
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Living there.

Time you must spend there
The program sets no minimum number of days. Renewal still expects it to be your home.
Tax
Where you become tax resident follows the days you spend there and where your home is. We map it for your family before you move.

We never file a tax return. We tell you what applies and brief the professional who does.

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Start today.

  1. Secure the employer’s offer and supporting documents, then begin the published work-permit process.Open mspc.gov.gn ↗
  2. Gather these documents.
    • The signed job offer, salary, and recognized qualifications
    • Request your FBI Identity History Summary
    • Health cover for the move
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