French citizenship
Parisian legal status
French citizenship is the legal status of belonging to the French Republic, carrying rights to vote, work, and reside in France and the European Union.
It can be acquired by birth to French parents, by birth on French soil under certain conditions, through naturalization, or by marriage.
France permits dual citizenship.
She applied for French citizenship after living in Paris for five years.
- military serviceDuty in armed forces
- naturalizationLegal path to belonging
- voting rightsEntitlement to elect officials
- healthcare accessAbility to obtain treatment
- tax obligationsRequired payments to government
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Legal belonging to Germany
British citizenship · Italian citizenship · Spanish citizenship · dual citizenship
French citizenshipundocumented status
Lacking official authorization to reside
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Having no recognized citizenship
stateless person · denaturalization · denationalization · loss of citizenship · exile
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