Introduction of French family reunion immigrants

Introduction of French family reunion immigrants

Immigrants applying for family reunion in France need to live in France continuously for at least one and a half years. If the residence is valid, you can apply for the spouse (18 years old or older) and minor children (18 years old or younger) to reunite in France. Once the application is successful, his spouse and children can obtain a short-term residence in France valid for at least one year.

In addition, if the applicant's spouse had children with her ex-husband (or ex-wife), once the spouse's ex-husband dies or loses the right to support the children, the applicant can establish a parent-child relationship with the minor children of the spouse's previous marriage, and once confirmed, he can also apply for the minor children of the spouse to come to France for reunion.

Of course, not every immigrant who has lived in France for one and a half years can successfully apply for family reunion. Once the following problems exist, the application for family reunion may be rejected:

1. Except for family allowance, retirement allowance or other welfare income in France, if the applicant cannot provide stable and sufficient income proof to take care of the family members who come to reunite, his application will be rejected. The French government calculates the income level of the applicant according to the family size. If applicants are physically disabled or have lived in France for more than 25 years and are over 65 years old, they have the right to apply for reunion with their spouses who have been married for at least 10 years, even if their income is below the minimum standard.

2. If the applicant can't provide the date when his family members came to France, or can't provide the residence information that meets the minimum living area after the family reunion in the city where the applicant lives, his application will be rejected.

3. If the applicant's family members suffer from one of the diseases listed in the International Health Regulations, the application may be rejected.

4. If one of the applicant's family members commits an act endangering public order in France, the application will be rejected.

Once the spouse and children come to France to reunite and live, the spouse can immediately enter the workplace and work in France.

After the reunion of husband and wife, the marriage breaks down, and the divorced spouse can continue to obtain the right of abode in France within three years, and the extension of residence after that may be rejected. If the marriage breaks up after the reunion of husband and wife because of the violence of the applicant against the spouse, the spouse's residence permit will be renewed after the divorce, and she can continue to settle in France.

Chapter II Educational Advantages of French Immigrants

With the increasing fever of going abroad and the liberalization of visa system, the competition for applying for undergraduate studies, especially undergraduate studies, is becoming more and more fierce. Parents in China who want their children to succeed can always find a more effective way, that is, to immigrate to France first. It is much easier for them to study in high school abroad and then take the undergraduate course than for domestic candidates.

According to the latest announcement of the Ministry of Education, 840,000 people withdrew from the college entrance examination, although the Ministry of Education said that the decrease in the total number of school-age population was the direct reason for the decrease in the number of applicants for the college entrance examination. The number of applicants for the SAT, known as the "American College Entrance Examination", has soared from one or two hundred every year to 1.5 million this year. In addition to the obvious outflow of college entrance examination students in ordinary middle schools, in some Chinese-foreign cooperative schools with western education model as the main model, students aim at studying in the United States, Britain, Canada, Australia and other countries.

After immigrating to France, he became a permanent resident or citizen of France, enjoying all the local benefits and rights in life and study, but not in studying abroad. Allowing children to enjoy local tuition and welfare has become the main motivation for immigration.

Most customers, especially investment immigrants, immigrate to France mainly for the education of their children. The upsurge of "emigrating before studying abroad" is not just an economic account. For many parents, emigrating to France is more conducive to their children's development than studying in France.

According to reports, immigrants have many advantages over studying abroad. For example, immigrants can enjoy various benefits and medical insurance in France. After emigration, parents can choose to live with their children or go abroad to visit their children at any time. Children can live and study under the supervision of their parents, which is beneficial to their growth and physical and mental health.

In fact, for parents who have a certain professional foundation in China, emigrating to France is not a sign of the end of their career. Companies registered in Australia after emigration can enjoy many foreign preferential policies if they return to China to do business. In addition, with Australian passports, immigrants can travel, conduct business and participate in business activities (conferences, exhibitions) and business negotiations in more than 100 countries without a visa, which is also conducive to their career development.

Article 3 French housing migration process

1. Make clear your needs and make a rough budget.

China investors need to be clear about their basic requirements for real estate and their financial situation, and have a general definition of the type of real estate to be purchased and their affordability.

2. Choose the right intermediary

Real estate agents have more information about housing, and are more familiar with relevant policies and purchase procedures. They can introduce all the information of the house in detail and tell you the advantages and disadvantages of the house, even including the loan procedures, miscellaneous fees and taxes to be paid, which can help you solve all kinds of problems encountered in the process of buying a house and reduce unnecessary troubles.

Step 3 determine your favorite property

You can easily find your favorite housing through the housing library, and you can also negotiate your ideas and plans directly with professional consultants, so that professional consultants can analyze them for you. Or you can contact the intermediary directly, explain your requirements, and let professional consultants provide you with comprehensive solutions according to your requirements. When you choose your own suitable scheme, you will arrange time to accompany your customers to see the house and introduce all their information comprehensively. You can make several repeated visits to your favorite real estate and consider it in many aspects to determine your purchase intention.

Houses in France are not easy to tear down, so buying second-hand houses is a common phenomenon. Buying a second-hand house is different from buying a new house. Buying a second-hand house requires a short transaction time, and it can be delivered within three months. The notarization fee required is 6%-7% of the transaction price. The new house can only be occupied after the design and decoration is completed (one to two years), and the notarization fee required is 2%-3% of the transaction price.

4. Sign the contract of intent to buy and sell

After confirming the intention to buy a house, you can sign the relevant agreement with the intermediary. The intermediary can act as a guarantor, and the agreement can be notarized in the notary office. After signing this agreement, buyers usually need to pay a down payment, which is about 5%- 10% of the house price, and the third party will keep it for them. After a cooling-off period of about 7 days, the buyer and the seller and the intention contract should be transferred to the notary office to sign a formal purchase contract in front of the notary.

5. Pay and sign a formal contract

The whole transaction process generally does not exceed 90 days. After the signing of the Intention Sale Agreement, the buyer has 45 days to raise funds and borrow money from the bank. This period can be extended appropriately with the consent of the seller, but the validity of the intentional sale agreement is 90 days, so the formal signing of the sale contract must be completed within three months. When the funds are ready, the final amount of the transaction will be provided to the notary. Experts pointed out that in general, it refers to the remaining 90% of the house price (excluding the deposit paid 10%), handling fees, real estate tax distributed in proportion, property management fees, notary fees, translation fees and a small amount of miscellaneous fees. After that, a large number of documents will be signed under the coordination and guarantee of the intermediary, and the property key will be delivered to the buyer.