A foreign national who meets the conditions for acquiring French nationality set out in article 21-7 of the French Civil Code will be issued with a ten-year resident card.
A foreign national who has served in a fighting unit of the French army will be issued with a ten-year resident card, subject to lawful residence.
A foreign national who is serving or has served in the Foreign Legion, with at least three years’ service in the French army, and who holds a certificate of good conduct, shall be issued with a ten-year resident card.If the certificate of good conduct is withdrawn for desertion or subsequent behaviour unsuited to the requirements of the armed forces, the resident card provided for in the first paragraph may be…
At the expiry of the resident card provided for in articles L. 423-6, L. 423-10, L. 423-11, L. 423-12, L. 423-16, L. 424-1, L. 424-3, L. 424-13, L. 424-21, L. 425-3, L. 426-1, L. 426-2, L. 426-3, L. 426-6, L. 426-7 or L. 426-10, or the “long-term resident-EU” residence permit provided for under articles L. 421-12, L. 421-25, or L. 426-17, of which he or she is the holder, a…
A foreign national who receives a pension for an accident at work or an occupational disease from a French organisation and whose permanent disability rate is equal to or greater than 20% will be issued with a temporary residence permit bearing the words “vie privée et familiale” (“private and family life”) for a period of one year. The condition set out in article L. 412-1 does not apply. .
A foreign national who receives a pension for an accident at work or occupational disease paid by a French organisation and whose permanent disability rate is equal to or greater than 20% will be issued with a ten-year residence permit subject to lawful residence.
The heirs of a foreign national receiving a death pension for an accident at work or occupational disease paid by a French body will be issued with a ten-year resident’s card subject to lawful residence.
A foreign national who is the holder of a contributory old-age pension, under his or her own right or a derived right, paid under a French basic social security scheme and who, after having resided in France under a residence permit, has established or is establishing his or her habitual residence outside France will, at his or her request, be issued with a residence permit bearing the wording “retired person”…
The spouse of a holder of a residence permit marked “retired”, who has resided legally in France with the holder, will benefit from a residence permit conferring the same rights.
A foreign national who is the holder of a residence permit bearing the wording “retired”, as provided for in article L. 426-8, and who can prove that he or she wishes to settle in France and reside there on a principal basis, will be issued with a ten-year residence permit, subject to regularity of residence.
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