Legal assistance in obtaining French citizenship

Passport processing time - from 2 years

Ability to travel without visas

A French citizen does not need a visa to travel to 160+ countries around the world, including Japan, Mexico, Brazil, EU and Schengen countries.

Development of entrepreneurial activity

A French citizen can bring his business to the common market of the European Union and get additional tools to increase profits.

Right to decent salary

The average salary in the country is 1 800 EUR, also French passport holders can freely get a job in other EU countries.

Advantages of French passport

Residence in any EU country

French citizens have the right to move to another EU country - it is not necessary to apply for and obtain a residence permit.

Quality medicine

In French public and private clinics, you can undergo a check-up with modern equipment, as well as receive assistance from a qualified doctor.

Welfare assistance from the state

Pensions, payments in connection with the loss of working capacity or unemployment, allowances for children - all this is paid to a citizen of France from the budget of the country.

The process of obtaining a French passport

Consultation with a specialist

The first stage involves an assessment of the applicant's situation. The specialist consults on the requirements of French law, checks whether there are grounds for application (naturalisation, origin, marriage, study) and analyses the documents provided. A strategy is also defined, risks are assessed and a plan is drawn up to address them.

Dossier formation

If the conditions are met, the paperwork process begins. Depending on the grounds, references are selected, archive data is requested if necessary, translation and notarisation are carried out. All questionnaires and applications are filled out in accordance with the requirements of the French authorities. The final stage is a legal check of the case for correctness and completeness.

Submitting an application in France

The completed dossier is sent to the prefecture or the Ministry of the Interior. The application is registered, authenticated and, if necessary, accompanied by an interview. After review, an official decision is made and the client is notified.

Receiving a certificate of citizenship

After approval, you must arrive in France in person. Here you sign a decree granting citizenship and take part in a solemn oath ceremony. The certificate of citizenship, an official document confirming the new status, is then issued.

Issuance of French documents

At the final stage, a passport, ID card and, if necessary, a social and tax number are issued. From that moment on, the citizen receives the right to live and work freely in any EU country, access to French medical and social systems, as well as the ability to use banking and financial services on the terms and conditions of citizens of the country.