After the Higgs boson discovery, naturalness remains an open question. Among the various BSM proposal, the existence of Vector-Like Fermions that permit a SM gauge invariant Dirac mass term is particularly interesting to mitigates the naturalness problem. For example a Vector-Like top quark would be a key ingredient in certain models with dynamical electro-weak symmetry breaking. The ATLAS and CMS experiments have performed an extensive program of searches for Vector-Like fermions during LHC Run I. Today we will review the theoretical motivations, the experimental signatures and search strategies of Vector-Like fermions and discuss the improvements towards Run II.