Question 10121 — overseas

Summary

Mr. Moerani Frébault draws the attention of the Minister of State, Minister for Overseas Territories, to the obstacles encountered by many Polynesian students when settling in mainland France and more particularly by those who do not benefit from any scholarship or financial aid from the Country or the State. Indeed, the conditions imposed by lessors and real estate agencies, in particular the requirement for guarantors residing in mainland France and having of a tax notice, create a manifest inequality of treatment for these overseas students. Although they are French citizens, many find it impossible to meet these criteria, their families and guarantors residing in French Polynesia. This situation, recurring and reported by many students and their loved ones, places these young people in worrying precariousness and makes their academic career particularly difficult. It reflects the need to put in place specific and adapted measures to guarantee fair access to housing for overseas students in mainland France. Also, he would like to know what measures the Government intends to take to facilitate access to housing for Polynesian and overseas non-scholarship students, in particular by lifting the requirement for tax guarantors residing in mainland France; put in place an administrative support system adapted to their situation, and guarantee real equality of treatment between all French students, regardless of their place of family residence.

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