Prefecture
Prefecture of Versailles
Practical information about the prefecture of Versailles, department of Yvelines, Ile-de-France. Available appointments, opening hours, and tips for your procedures.
The Versailles prefecture is the seat of Yvelines (78) and concentrates the foreigner procedures of one of the most populated departments of Île-de-France. The department also has sub-prefectures in Mantes-la-Jolie, Saint-Germain-en-Laye and Rambouillet, but most residence-permit appointments are booked for Versailles.
- Searches for Versailles slots spike early each month: start your renewal 3 to 4 months before expiry.
- Some Yvelines procedures are split across sub-prefectures: check the exact location on your summons.
Practical Information
Address
Versailles is the seat of its prefecture. The exact address is on the official prefecture website.
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Some services require an appointment.
Phone
Contact your prefecture via the official website or dedicated phone line.
Official Website
Visit the official prefecture websiteAvailable appointments: Yvelines
How to get to the prefecture of Versailles?
- Look up the exact address of the prefecture of on the official website
- Check public transport options: bus, tram, or metro lines nearby
- If driving, check for nearby parking (public or metered)
- Arrive 15 minutes early for security and to find the right office
Documents to Bring
- Valid ID (passport or national identity card)
- Proof of address less than 3 months old (utility bill, lease, tax notice)
- Passport-size photos (35x45 mm, plain background)
- Previous permit or card (for renewals)
- Completed CERFA form for your procedure
- Tax stamps (timbre fiscal) if required
- Supporting documents specific to your procedure
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FAQ
Most appointments must be booked online on the official website. Slots fill up fast. Use our notification service to be alerted when a slot opens.
Generally open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Some services have specific hours or require prior appointment.
It depends on your procedure. In general: valid ID, proof of address, passport photos, and the CERFA form for your case.
Typically 15 to 45 minutes, depending on your procedure and current workload.
Most prefectures require online booking. Walk-ins are rarely available and involve long waits.
Residence permits, ID cards, passports, driving licenses, vehicle registrations, and other administrative procedures for .
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