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.
A foreign national holding an EU long-term resident card, as defined by the provisions of Council Directive 2003/109/EC of 25 November 2003 concerning the status of third-country nationals who are long-term residents, granted in another Member State of the European Union, and who has stable resources sufficient to meet his/her needs and, where applicable, those of his/her family, as well as health insurance cover obtained, provided that he/she applies for…
Provided they apply within three months of entering France, the spouse of a foreign national holding long-term EU resident status in another EU Member State and a temporary residence permit issued under article L. 426-11 will be issued with a temporary residence permit marked “private and family life” if they can prove that they have resided legally with the long-term EU resident in the other Member State, have stable and…
The residence permit provided for in article L. 426-12 is also issued, when the child reaches the age of eighteen, to the child, who entered France as a minor, of a foreign national holding long-term resident – EU status in another European Union Member State and a temporary residence permit issued pursuant to article L. 426-11, provided that they apply within three months of their eighteenth birthday or if they…
For the application of articles L. 426-12 and L. 426-13, all the applicant’s own resources and, where applicable, those of his or her spouse or parent, are taken into account, independently of the family benefits and allowances provided for in article L. 262-1 of the Social Action and Family Code, article L. 815-1 of the Social Security Code and articles L. 5423-1, L. 5423-2 and L. 5423-3 of the Employment…
The expiry date of the temporary residence permit issued under the conditions defined in articles L. 426-12 and L. 426-13 may not be later than that of the temporary residence permit issued, pursuant to article L. 426-11, to a foreign national holding long-term resident – EU status in another European Union Member State.
The conditions for the application of this section are specified by decree in the Conseil d’Etat.
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