- Category: Regulated markets
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Itinerant merchant’s card criteria
Normally, if you practice any sort of itinerant trade, you’re legally obliged to have this card.
However, there are a few exceptions to this rule.
You need to get this card if you are:
- A sole entrepreneur
- A micro-entrepreneur
- An auto-entrepreneur
- A fairground artist (this implies it’s been more than 6 months since you had a fixed residence)
- The legal representative of my company
You’re exempted from getting this card if:
- You are practicing your activity on the markets of your main residence’s town
- Your activity is fixed, but you sometimes use a vehicle to sell your products in your town and its bordering areas
- Your itinerant activity is permanent, and you practice it in a covered area, with the agreement from Townhall
- You’re a commercial agent
- You’re selling/distributing newspapers
- You work as a taxi
- You have a regulated prospecting activity
- You sell your products in companies thanks to the Company Committee
- You sell your products in a shopping mall
- You’re an artist, and sell your artistic creations
- You’re a farmer
- You’re a fisherman