Martinique Titre de Sejour & Permis de Travail Calculator
Calculate administrative stamp duties, residence permit taxes (taxes de sejour), and employer OFII labor taxes for foreign workers at the Prefecture de Fort-de-France.
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Contrat de Travail & Titre Demande
Coût Total des Taxes Prefecture & OFII
Dont taxe employeur et droit de timbre fiscal
⚖️ Decomposition Statutaire des Droits de Timbre et Taxes CESEDA
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❓ Questions Frequemment Posees (FAQ)
What is the standard tax for a residence permit (titre de sejour) in Martinique? ▼
Under the CESEDA, the standard fee for a temporary or multi-year residence permit in Martinique is €225.00, consisting of €200.00 in main tax plus €25.00 in fiscal stamp duty (droit de timbre).
How is the OFII employer tax calculated for hiring a foreign worker in Martinique? ▼
For a permanent contract (CDI), the employer must pay the OFII tax equal to 55% of the worker's gross monthly salary, capped at approximately €2,430. For a fixed-term contract (CDD > 12 months), the fee is €300, and for seasonal work, €50 per month worked.
Where are residence permit applications processed in Martinique? ▼
Applications are submitted online via the ANEF portal (Administration Numerique pour les Étrangers en France) and finalized in person at the Prefecture de la Martinique in Fort-de-France.
Is there a penalty fee for late renewal of a titre de sejour in Martinique? ▼
Yes. Unless justified by force majeure, filing for renewal past the legal deadline (within 2 months before expiration) triggers a statutory regularization visa tax of €180.00.
Are European Union citizens required to pay for residence permits in Martinique? ▼
No. Citizens of the European Union, European Economic Area (EEA), and Switzerland enjoy freedom of movement and are not required to hold a residence permit or pay OFII work taxes.