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Moldova → Gabon: Autorisation d'Emploi et carte de séjour (salarié)

What you need before you submit, checked against official requirements, not guesswork.

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Required documents

13 items

Identity

Purpose of travel

Accommodation

Insurance

Other

Why applications on this route get refused

  • Missing Autorisation d'Emploi or Autorisation d'Entrée

    Settling in Gabon as an employee requires the Ministry of Labour's Autorisation d'Emploi and the employer's Autorisation d'Entrée request to the DGDI before travel, without them, the process described by the embassy can't go ahead.

    How to avoid it: Confirm with your employer that both authorisations have been obtained before you travel to Gabon.

  • Missing documents in your visa application

    The embassy lists specific documents for every visa category, missing any of them can hold up or block your application.

    How to avoid it: Check the full document list on the embassy's website before booking your appointment, and bring both originals and copies.

  • Not getting a residence card after arrival

    A residence card is required for any foreigner staying in Gabon beyond 90 days, and must be requested from the DGDI within 30 days of arrival.

    How to avoid it: Go to the DGDI as soon as possible after you arrive, and bring the full set of documents required for a private-sector salaried worker's residence card.

  • Inaccurate information on the residence card application

    The DGDI form states that the applicant certifies, under threat of legal and administrative action including refusal of the card, that all information provided is accurate.

    How to avoid it: Make sure every detail on your application matches your supporting documents exactly.

Sources

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