Hi All,
Firstly I wanted come on the blog and introduce myself per say. I am looking at relocating to France - nice or south of France in September this year. I am passionate about learning the language and it's been a long time dream of mine to live in France! My mum is French and for those of you familiar with south, she is from Salon de Provence.
I believe I have dual citizenship and can easily come to France as she is still a citizen. However I wanted to know if there are any special conditions or things I should be aware of regarding this? Am I required to complete any paperwork? I am a bit lost for a starting point.
Thanks for all sharing your advice.
Bisous 
Emma
Hello - question regarding dual citizen
Emma Marie
10 April 2014 16:31:03
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Primadonna
11 April 2014 13:52:11
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The easiest way is to go to the French ambassy if possible. Or visit their website.
gortiz2
28 April 2014 11:29:10
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Hello,
You can find here a link that may help you.
vosdroits.service-public.fr/particuliers/N111.xhtml
For my undertanding you need to ask for the nationality (so you need to have the papers showing your Mom is French, then you have a link with this person. And of course filled all the papers to get the nationality, this would take some time.
Cheers,
Giovanni
aquila12
19 December 2014 15:20:18
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Dear Emma
As your mother is French, you are French reguarding the law of Australia, it is allowed you are French and Australian
Cheers
Adrien DI NICOLA
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