Breaking: New French Talent Passport and Timeframe to Citizenship

Ready to Move to France? This video covers:
1. Latest breaking news on the French Talent Passport visa and timeframe to citizenship. This is good for skilled workers in sectors such as technology and science.
2. The main advantages of French Residency, Citizenship and Second Passport.

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[patienceisalpha]

Good video. Let me know if you think about doing one on the benefits of French citizenship. There are many peculiar thing that make it special amongst the other EU options. Especially for expatriates. It explains the large number of French expatriates compared to other EU nations. Happy to expand about this.

[NicoleCarter]

How do most of you guys still make profit? Even with the downturn of the economy and ever increasing life standards

[williamfilsdorvilier]

Good video as always
Could you please make a video about the 21-20 article in the French civil code that stipulates that when someone is from a country where French is one of the official language, after he got his permis de sejour, he doesn’t have to wait to apply for French citizenship?

[oliverqueen]

As a French passport holder I can confirm that the Irish one is far far superior, but it’s still a very good passport (EU + UK + USA + CAN + AUS + NZ etc.)

[sairon]

Which government bodies can give recognition for the business plans? No one is talking about this important document.

[CryptoNerd]

Bots raining gallore you're on the right track 😂 Btw nice background looks like some place in Paris 😉

[PeterMadeira-mzwx]

I am interested in the EU citizenship by exception. How many Jus Sanguinis countries within the EU are there; where, if an adult father, was granted EU citizenship, his adult children could now then separately apply to become citizens of the EU country, through bloodline (Jus Sanguinis)?