What about the birth notarization of French immigrants?

# French Immigration # Introduction To apply for French immigration, you must have a fair birth. Double certification of birth notarization is a housing subsidy policy adopted by the French government in May 12. What should I do if I have a baby after immigrating to France? First of all, how to notarize the birth of French immigrants?

1. What about the birth notarization of French immigrants?

Go to the local notary office for bilingual birth notarization first.

Generally speaking, the documents to be submitted for birth notarization are (for reference only):

1. Copy of the applicant's resident identity card, household registration book and passport;

2. the applicant's birth certificate (you can go to the place where the household registration file is located, that is, the birthplace police station or the university household registration management file to issue a birth certificate, and then go to the local notary office for notarization. You need to go to the notary office in advance to know the format of the birth certificate, otherwise it may be invalid if the format is not uniform. );

3. The applicant should provide three recent one-inch photos;

4. If the applicant cannot come to the notary office in person, he may entrust his relatives and friends to handle it on his behalf. Relatives and friends, that is, clients, should provide their identification. The applicant must provide the original power of attorney and a copy of identity certificate, as well as a written application, which should indicate his date of birth, place of birth, parents' names, etc.

Second, after the notarial certificate in Chinese and French is completed, it can be handled at the provincial foreign affairs office where the household registration is located, or directly at the Beijing office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to the information provided by the website of the Chinese Embassy in France, you can apply for the certification of the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the French Embassy in China through China Travel Agency, Maofa International Travel Agency or Beijing Changhong Bridge Company. ) It usually takes two weeks to complete double certification and urgent dispatch. Because of the fluctuation of exchange rate, the price is between 428-440 yuan RMB, ordinary parts have to wait 1 month, and the price is between 348-360 yuan.

2. Details of key points of French immigration policy

At the Council of Ministers, France's new bill laid down new measures. As for the residence permit, foreigners will get a residence permit for one year after settling in France, and a residence permit for two years after the expiration of one year. There will be new policies and regulations for potential talents or international students.

1. Establish a multi-year residence permit

Foreigners need to obtain a residence permit for one year when they first arrive in France, and then renew it every year. After five years, they can apply for a ten-year residence permit. This mechanism has caused many difficulties for immigrants to find jobs and housing, and the Ministry of the Interior believes that it is not conducive to the integration of immigrants. Therefore, a new bill was introduced to establish a multi-year residence permit. This is the most important and progressive reform in the bill of the Ministry of the Interior, and it will also cause controversy, involving 700,000 of the 5 million immigrants in France.

The bill proposed by the Ministry of the Interior stipulates that foreigners will get a one-year residence permit after settling in France. If he or she is the parent of a French child or the spouse of a Frenchman, he or she will get a residence permit for two years after the expiration of one year, and then he or she can apply for a residence permit for ten years after the expiration. In addition, immigrants who belong to the family reunion category can obtain a four-year residence permit after the expiration of one year's residence, and can apply for a ten-year residence after the expiration.

2. Launch the "Talent Pass"

For scientists, artists, investors and all foreigners who are considered to have development potential, a special four-year residence permit will be set up in the future, called "Passeport talent". The Ministry of the Interior believes that the current one-year residence renewal is too troublesome, and it will take half a day to queue up at the police station, which will discourage the above-mentioned talents and is not conducive to France's favorable position in international talent competition.

In addition, the residence application for international students will be simplified, and international students can obtain residence permits with a duration equivalent to their study time.

3. Strengthening the effectiveness of expulsion

All these are related to the legal immigration policy, so the bill of the Ministry of the Interior has also made new provisions in combating illegal immigration. Governors will be given greater power to investigate immigration fraud and will exchange information with tax authorities more conveniently.

In addition, the bill establishes new measures to improve the effectiveness of deportation. At present, many foreigners have not been expelled after being notified of compulsory departure (OQTF). To this end, the French Ministry of the Interior is considering shortening the time limit for such foreigners to protest and appeal from the original 30 days to 7 days. The Ministry of the Interior will consider expanding the regulations prohibiting foreigners from staying illegally in France.

3. What treatment can French immigrants enjoy?

France has always enjoyed the reputation of a romantic city in the world. Champs Elysé es, countless holidays, intoxicating red wine and delicious food have endowed this country with fairy-tale colors. Immigrating to France has also become the first choice for investors. There are more than 400 welfare systems in France, which is called the country with the most welfare in the world. 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.

Mainly includes: unemployment relief, sickness insurance, industrial injury insurance, pension system, housing subsidies, disability subsidies, multi-child subsidies and so on. There are nearly 40 kinds of subsidies, and all kinds of subsidies have strict conditions and regulations. Under the protection of this system, with few exceptions, every Frenchman, from birth to death, can get basic social help when facing difficulties and will not be displaced. This is the so-called "guarantee system from birth to death".

France, a huge social security system, was not formed in a short time. It has gone through a long road of development, from the beginning of19th century to the end of World War II, and gradually reached today's scale. There are more than 400 kinds of welfare in France, and the government takes out a lot of money from the national treasury every year for various welfare subsidies. A child enjoys one of these more than 400 kinds of benefits from the fifth month after his mother's conception until he grows up and dies. The main feature of redistribution in France is that it is enjoyed by all people, including farmers and foreigners. The poorer they are, the more benefits they enjoy.