Monaco does not have its own post-study work visa program, as it lacks universities offering degree programs. Most international students study in neighboring France and may explore French post-study options.
France’s APS (Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour) allows graduates to stay for up to 12 months to seek employment. Alternatively, the EU Blue Card or a French work visa may apply if securing a job meeting salary thresholds. Non-EU graduates should consult French immigration policies, as Monaco relies on France for visas. Those wishing to work in Monaco need employer sponsorship, as residency permits are tied to employment or substantial financial means.
