What do I have to do to become a citizen of France?
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If you want a decent answer to this question the solution is to post as much information as possible (such as your own citizenship and your fiance's). Sure you can double post but it really doesn't do that much in terms of helping you.
Generally you have to live in France for 5 years. This can vary for some people.
---A person may apply for French citizenship by naturalisation after five years residence in France. Exceptions to the residence period include:
The residence period is reduced to two years for those who are graduates of a French university or grande école
The residence period may be waived for citizens of French speaking countries or for those who have served in the French military. ---
Usually you start by getting visas to live in France. However, if your citizenship is that of a nation that is part of the EU EEA you'll find that you don't need a visa and can survive on your passport due to the laws which allow people to move about freely. If you have to ask what the EU or EEA is you probably not part of a nation that is part of it.
You could join the French Foreign Legion...after six years of service you can be granted French citizenship by application. Check it out!
What ever you have to do, act quickly. Sarkozy is planning to change the immigration law .
Well first question are u an american citizen, if u are i recomend not giving that up to become a france citizen cause u could live in france without becomeing french.
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