Article L200-2
Any person holding the nationality of a Member State is a citizen of the European Union.European Union citizens exercise the right to move and reside freely in France conferred on them by Articles 20…
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Any person holding the nationality of a Member State is a citizen of the European Union.European Union citizens exercise the right to move and reside freely in France conferred on them by Articles 20…
When the administrative inadmissibility order is served on the foreign nationals mentioned in article
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When a foreign national is refused entry to France, placed in detention or in a waiting area, detained to check their right to move or reside or transferred to the State responsible for examining thei…
European Union citizens wishing to establish habitual residence in France must register with the mayor of their commune of residence within three months of their arrival. Those who have not complied w…
An absence from French territory for a period of more than two consecutive years causes the holder to lose the right to permanent residence.
This Code is applicable throughout the territory of the Republic.
The attestation d'accueil, signed by the host and accompanied by the supporting documents determined by decree of the Conseil d'Etat, is submitted for validation to the mayor of the commune in which t…
The request to remain in the waiting area sets out the reasons why the foreign national could not be repatriated or, if they have applied for asylum, admitted, and the time required to ensure their de…
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