Monaco Immigration & Sûrete Publique
Monaco Residence Permit (Carte de Sejour) & Financial Attestation Calculator
Calculate your financial eligibility, statutory government card fees, and required capital reserves for obtaining or renewing a Monegasque Residence Permit (Carte de Sejour) via the Direction de la Sûrete Publique (Section des Residents). Accurately models the customary €500,000+ bank attestation, housing lease requirements, legal translation, and card tier fees (Temporaire, Ordinaire, Privilegie).
Applicant Profile & Residence Tier
Each adult must submit an individual application file and bank attestation.
Customary benchmark: Minimum €500,000 deposited in a recognized Monegasque private bank.
Registered lease must correspond in size to household members (e.g. 2+ rooms for couple).
Mandatory unless already covered under Monaco CCSS or French Social Security.
Eligibility Assessment & Acquisition Budget
Financial Self-Sufficiency Status Eligible Exceeds €500k bank threshold
Statutory Card & Stamp Fees €80.00 Direction de la Sûrete Publique
Year 1 Required Operating Outlay €0.00 Housing + Insurance + Droit de bail
Total Liquid Capital Required €0.00 Bank deposit + Year 1 setup costs
Residency Application Budget Breakdown
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Monaco Residence Permit Requirements (Sûrete Publique)
Any foreign national aged 16 or older wishing to reside in Monaco for more than 3 months per year must apply for a Carte de Sejour issued by the Section des Residents of the Directorate of Public Security.
The Three Pillar Criteria for Approval
- 1. Proof of Accommodation: The applicant must present a deed of ownership or a formal residential lease contract (registered with the tax authority) with adequate bedrooms for all household members.
- 2. Financial Sufficiency (*Attestation Bancaire*): The applicant must provide an official attestation of financial self-sufficiency issued by a licensed private bank in Monaco certifying that the applicant holds sufficient liquid assets (customarily at least €500,000 per adult) to support their lifestyle without working locally.
- 3. Good Moral Character: Certified extract from judicial police records (*casier judiciaire*) from all countries where the applicant resided during the past 5 years.