Can I move to France if I marry a French citizen?

Anyone who meets the conditions of French citizenship via birth also has right to permanent residence. If you are married to a French national for more than three years you can apply for permanent residence immediately, even if you have not lived in France during your marriage.

Can Malaysian work in France?

Syed further elaborated that the programme is tailor-made for Malaysians and applicants can work in France for up to two years. According to the official visa website of France, 14 countries have signed an agreement with the French government which allows their citizens to work and travel in France.

How do I marry a French citizen?

What do you need to get married in France?

1. Proof of residency in France for at least 30 days prior to the application, for at least one of the parties.
2. A valid passport for both parties.
3. Original birth certificate for both parties.
4. Certificate of celibacy, stating that you’re not already married.

Does France have a fiance visa?

The Fiance visa allows the foreign fiancé of the French national to come to France and get married there. The immigration status of the foreign fiancé will not be adjusted accordingly after marriage.

Can I live with my partner in France?

Can I live in France if my spouse is French? Yes, you can live in France after requesting a French Spouse visa (called Vie Privée et Familiale) from the French Consulate of your current country of residence. Once arrived in France, you will need to validate your French Spouse Visa into a residence permit.

How long Malaysian can stay in France?

90 days
Currently, Malaysian citizens can visit France for up to 90 days without a visa, only a passport is needed.

Can I immigrate to France?

France is a core member state of the European Union and the Schengen area, which provides many benefits for its residents. Currently France has no running business immigration programs, however, it is still possible to acquire a residence permit in France. For short stays up to 90 days, a visa will be required.

Can you get married in France without living there?

Non-residents without a parent living in France must acquire a special dispensation before getting married in the country. In practice, authorities rarely allow it. Many couples prefer to have a civil wedding in their country of origin or residence, and hold a second ceremony in France.

How quickly can you get married in France?

If your marriage application is successful, your civil marriage ceremony must take place at the mairie no less than 10 days and no more than one year after you get authorization to marry. After your wedding, you’ll be issued a Livret de Famille (official book) that will have your marriage recorded in it.

How long can you live in France without becoming a resident?

ii. You will be resident in France if you live in France for at least six months of the year. This rule does not require that you live in a permanent home you have in France, but that you are merely on French soil for six months of the year.

How long do you have to be in France before getting married?

30 days
However, in order to have the legally binding civil ceremony in France, the couple must have resided there for 30 days.

Can I join a family member living in France?

You can join a family member living in France if you are: married to a French national (the marriage must have been entered into the French Civil Register if you married abroad), and you’re still together. the parent of a French minor child living in France and you have been contributing to his/her support and education for at least a year.

Can I reunite with my relatives in France?

If your relative has been granted refugee status, you can be reunited in France if you are the spouse (married before the refugee status was granted) or an unmarried minor child (up to the age of 19).

When do I need to pass a medical test in France?

A medical test must be passed upon arrival in France for residents of Armenia, Cameroon, Mali, Morocco, Senegal, Tunisia and Turkey, this text must be passed from your home country before arriving in France).