What are the benefits of emigrating to France?

I. Special naturalization

Under some special circumstances, some people who do not have the necessary conditions can also be granted naturalization. Another special road to naturalization is to join the "foreign legion".

Second, integration into France requires language.

Anyone who applies for French nationality needs to prove that he has a certain level of language. Applicants can attach a certificate obtained by studying French at school or a certificate issued by a French institution to the naturalization file.

Third, after being approved for naturalization

1) France held a welcoming ceremony for all new French citizens. People who have obtained French nationality by decree are invited to attend the ceremony within six months from the date of approval. My parents are foreigners, but I was born in France and was granted naturalization. All wage earners have the right to take half a day off to attend the welcoming ceremony at the invitation of the governor, but they cannot enjoy paid treatment.

2) After being naturalized, the applicant can go through a series of administrative procedures.

The first thing to do is to get a birth certificate. If the person concerned was born in a foreign country, he needs to apply for a birth certificate at the Identity Management Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. If you were born in France, you should go to the city government where you were born.

If the new naturalized person is between the ages of 16 and 25, he needs to perform military service and register in the civil census. Registration can be started on the day of notification of naturalization, and can be completed within one month at the latest.

If you are 26 years old or above, the above procedure is unnecessary. After that, the parties can ask for a national identity card and a personal passport.

Advantages of emigrating to France:

1. You don't need to buy a house, 4w Europe handles a family of three.

2. Obtain citizenship after five years at the earliest.

3. Go to college in France and become naturalized immediately after graduation.

Children enjoy international education.

France is the third largest recipient of international students in the world. There are currently 278,000 international students in France (12% of the total number of French students).

The air is fresh and the environment is beautiful.

According to the air quality report of France, the average values of pm2.5 and pm 10 are only 10 μ g/m3. Fresh air and comfortable climate are suitable for travel all year round.

Further reading: guide to buying public houses before handing over the house

In France, there are no restrictions on foreigners' property ownership. The specific purchase procedures and expenses of real estate are usually divided into three parts: individual, intermediary and notarization.

1, personal transaction

7-day consideration period 10% penalty

If an individual purchases a house, after reaching the transaction intention, the notary should assist in signing the agreement on the purchase intention to protect the legitimate rights and interests of the property owner. At the same time, buyers and sellers can also choose to sign a certificate of sale, which will be notarized by a notary. Through this certificate, the owner declares that the house will not be sold to other buyers and the price will not change.

If the buyer is not a professional buyer, he can enjoy a free choice period of 7 days after signing the agreement. During this period, if the buyer changes his mind, he can cancel the transaction unconditionally. However, after 7 days or after both parties sign the agreement, if the buyer reneges, he can only pay 5%- 10% as penalty.

When foreigners buy a house in France, there are also some transactions that require the buyer to pay a deposit of about 65,438+00% after signing the above agreement, and the seller's lawyer is the third party. If the buyer repents within 7 days, the deposit can be fully refunded, but if the buyer repents after 7 days, the deposit will not be refunded.

2. Mediator

Intermediary guarantee 4%- 10% agency fee

If a transaction is reached through an intermediary company, then buyers need to provide housing information and housing selection services through intermediaries. Intermediary agencies providing housing

At the same time, it is also necessary to explain to the buyer all the specific information of the house, payment methods, loan procedures and so on.

Once the intention to buy a house is confirmed, the buyer and the seller should sign the Property Right Transfer Certificate with the intermediary agency, which is equivalent to the "intermediary agreement" in domestic second-hand housing transactions, and the intermediary company plays the role of a neutral guarantor. Similarly, after the selection period of about 7 days, the buyers and sellers and their temporary purchase contracts should be transferred to the notary office to sign a formal purchase contract. The charging standard of French real estate agents is between 4%- 10%, and the specific charging standard is set by the agents themselves. According to the custom of French real estate market, intermediary companies usually include intermediary fees in their quotations to buyers.

3. Notary public

Responsible for 3%-20% notary fee

Whether it is a purely personal transaction or a transaction through an intermediary enterprise, French buyers will sign a temporary agreement and transfer the transaction to a notary after a waiting period of 7 days. Notaries appearing in the French real estate industry usually include three functions. First of all, after the buyer and seller negotiate the price, the notary notarizes the final transaction price and signs a temporary purchase contract. The second is to draft and notarize the transaction power of attorney for the seller. The third is to draft and notarize the purchase contract for the buyer.

The collection of notarization fees for home ownership in France is somewhat complicated, because the charging standard is related to the nature of the property and the age of the house. Notarization fee, also known as "property right acquisition fee" in France, not only provides the above notarization service for buyers and sellers, but also includes all expenses, responsibilities, rights and other contents required in the process of buying and selling real estate, as well as related taxes and administrative expenses paid to the government.

According to the nature of the use of the house, the notarization fee for home ownership in France is divided into two grades. For residential houses, the notarization fee is charged at 9%- 13% of the transaction price, and the specific charging ratio is implemented in accordance with the regulations of each district and municipal government. For the property that will be endowed with business functions after purchase, the notarization fee will be uniformly charged at 20%, including the occupational tax paid to the government.

If classified according to the age of the house, the notary fees of different houses also have different payment methods. For new houses, France has preferential policies for second-hand housing transactions. According to the regulations, if the transaction house is less than 5 years away from the newly-built acquisition of property rights, whether it is self-occupation or operation, it can be exempted from notarization fees. But in fact, when France implements this policy, it still charges about 3% of the house price for labor and other expenses.

4. Method of payment

The transaction process does not exceed 90 days.

The sales contract shall be completed within 75-90 days after signing. During this period, the buyer can apply for funds. Usually, the buyer has a maximum of 45 days to get the fund approval, but the time can be extended if the seller agrees.