What are the naturalization methods of French immigrants?

Planning the way of naturalization/permanent residence in France. French nationality law is based on 1945 10 10/0/9 (after 1973, 1984, 1993 and19).

It is based on land rights-even if parents are foreigners, they are French because their birthplace and residence are France; It is also a right based on blood relationship-no matter where you are born or where you live, as long as your parents are French, you can get French nationality.

There are three main ways to acquire French nationality:

1. Granting nationality: This means granting nationality to adults who have a legal residence permit in France for at least five years.

2. Acquisition: Foreign children born in France who have a legal residence permit of at least five years,1/kloc-0 to adulthood (according to Article 44 of international law) can acquire nationality. In order to enjoy this right,1993 (immigration law of July 22nd) and1998 (immigration law of March 6th) implemented the system of "expressing wishes".

3. After announcing the marriage with a French man or woman (the marriage age should be at least one year).

Further reading: French social welfare system

1) old-age security system:

The old-age insurance system in France consists of the general social insurance system. Supplementary pension system and non-working class pension system. The government spends 12% of GDP on old-age pensions every year, providing workers with a "basic pension" equivalent to 80% of their retirement wages.

2) Medical system:

Medical insurance in France belongs to the basic social welfare security system for all. The national social security system provides about 70% medical insurance for residents, and the remaining 30% is supplemented by medical insurance purchased by individuals. For low-income and non-income residents, the state provides 65,438+0,000% medical insurance.

3) Family benefits:

All families living in France with more than one child, whether nationals or foreigners, are entitled to family allowances, which are funded by employers and the government. There are many kinds of family allowances, including multi-child allowance, minimum family income allowance, single-parent family allowance, orphan allowance, children's school allowance, housing allowance, newly-married family loan and so on.

Citizens are protected by more than 400 kinds of welfare from birth to death. The characteristic of French social welfare is that you can enjoy it as long as you have legal residence status in France, regardless of nationality. National education is free from primary school to university. If the family income is below a certain standard, the child can get a subsidy of 249.07 euros at the beginning of each semester. Medical insurance in France is free. According to personal income, citizens pay at most one week's minimum wage every year, while the unemployed are exempt from this fee.