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Kosovo → Côte d'Ivoire: Resident Card, worker category (Carte de Résident, catégorie salarié)

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

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Required documents

7 items

Identity

Financial

Accommodation

Employment

Why applications on this route get refused

  • Missing work attestation

    Applying in the worker (salarié) category without the original work attestation from your employer doesn't meet ONECI's category-specific document requirement.

    How to avoid it: Get the original work attestation from your employer before you submit your Resident Card application.

  • Outdated residence certificate

    The certificate of residence must be less than 6 months old, an older one doesn't meet the requirement.

    How to avoid it: Get a fresh certificate of residence shortly before you submit your application.

  • Incomplete online sponsorship or pre-enrolment forms

    Both the online sponsorship form and the online pre-enrolment form are required before the in-person steps of the process can proceed.

    How to avoid it: Complete both online forms on ONECI's platform before your appointment.

Sources

Check your documents against this list before you pay the Côte d'Ivoire application fee.

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