Question 16506 — foreigners

Summary

Mr. Frédéric Falcon draws the attention of the Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs to the need to relax the policy for granting long-stay visas to British nationals who own a second home in France. Since the entry into force of Brexit, the British are obliged to apply for a residence permit beyond 90 days of presence on French territory. These constraints do not penalize not only those people who own a residence in France but also the entire local economy. During the 36th Franco-British Summit held in Paris on March 10, 2023, France and the United Kingdom agreed to establish a “Dialogue on Mobility” by means of a technical working group in order to address mobility issues falling within the bilateral field. This decision demonstrates the existence of a real problem and the need to provide a simple and concrete solution to resolve it. A year after making this commitment, no relaxation of the policy has been implemented. The United Kingdom has, for its part, implemented a more favorable visa policy for French people. He therefore wishes to draw attention to the need to provide a lasting solution by extending the length of stay to 180 days per year for British nationals who own a second home on French territory.

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