CAN I LIVE 6 MONTHS IN FRANCE AND 6 MONTHS IN THE UK ???????

HI THERE

this is my question ...i'm holder of 2 permanent resident one is french

PR and the other one is UK PR ....is it possible to keep both residency and

live 6 month in france and then 6 month in UK ? when travelling from france

to uk would it be a probleme ...(if i will be ask to choose one ) ?? i'm non-Eu

maaried to EU citizen in england and moved to france when i had a valid

resident permit in the uk , i applied for the french permanent resident and i

got it...after words i went back to uk and i applied for the PR....now i'm a

holder of 2 permanent resident ...how can i do to keep both

plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz help thanks

How many times are you going to ask these questions and continue making new threads to ask it as well as trying to hijack other people's thread for the same question?

republique wrote:How many times are you going to ask these questions and continue making new threads to ask it as well as trying to hijack other people's thread for the same question?

this is a different question ...have you got an answer for it ? or you just checking peoples thread...i need urgent answer ...and by making it clearer i hope i will get one ...then please be polite and dont get involved if u dont have an answer ...thanks

joelondon wrote:

republique wrote:How many times are you going to ask these questions and continue making new threads to ask it as well as trying to hijack other people's thread for the same question?

this is a different question ...have you got an answer for it ? or you just checking peoples thread...i need urgent answer ...and by making it clearer i hope i will get one ...then please be polite and dont get involved if u dont have an answer ...thanks

It looks the same to me
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... ht=#199877
and I feel it has been answered.
good luck

republique wrote:

joelondon wrote:

republique wrote:How many times are you going to ask these questions and continue making new threads to ask it as well as trying to hijack other people's thread for the same question?

this is a different question ...have you got an answer for it ? or you just checking peoples thread...i need urgent answer ...and by making it clearer i hope i will get one ...then please be polite and dont get involved if u dont have an answer ...thanks

It looks the same to me
and I feel it has been answered.
good luck

THANKS,and GOOD LUCK TO YOU BODY

Don't think he will be passing the ESOL test

Frontier Mole wrote:Don't think he will be passing the ESOL test

i think u r in the wrong thread MR

I am sure about what post I am in.
Have a read:

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAn ... G_10037499

Frontier Mole wrote:I am sure about what post I am in.
Have a read:

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/EducationAn ... G_10037499

MALHEUREUSMENT MON FRERE JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAY DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS ENTRAIN DE DIRE ...ALLEZ PREND SOIN ET J ESPERT QUE T AS REUSIE A COMPRENDRE

AS I SAID ABOVE , I DO SPEAK 5 LAGNUAGES , ONE OF THEM IS ENGLISH ...THANKS FOR THE ADVICE , TRY TO DO IT YOUR SELF IT MAY HELP YOU ,WHEN YOU LEAVE ENGLAND ....GOOD LUCK

Speaking is not always comprehending. I think that is what Republic is getting at.

Got most of what you wrote - can't work out MALHEUREUSMENT?

Bad something.....

Give us a clue?

Frontier Mole wrote:Got most of what you wrote - can't work out MALHEUREUSMENT?

Bad something.....

Give us a clue?

It means unfortunately. Mal = bad, heureuse = fortune/luck, ment = "-ly" suffix. Heureusement means fortunately.

Frontier Mole wrote:Speaking is not always comprehending. I think that is what Republic is getting at.

Got most of what you wrote - can't work out MALHEUREUSMENT?

Bad something.....

Give us a clue?

very good for your first lesson in French ...keep up the good work

MALHEUREUSMENT MON FRERE JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAY DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS ENTRAIN DE DIRE ...ALLEZ PREND SOIN ET J ESPERT QUE T AS REUSIE A COMPRENDRE

MALHEUREUSMENT, MON FRèRE, JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAie DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS EN TRAIN DE DIRE ...va PRENDre SOIN ET J'ESPèRe QUE Tu es RéUSIE à COMPRENDRE.

Richard66 wrote:MALHEUREUSMENT MON FRERE JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAY DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS ENTRAIN DE DIRE ...ALLEZ PREND SOIN ET J ESPERT QUE T AS REUSIE A COMPRENDRE

MALHEUREUSMENT, MON FRèRE, JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAie DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS EN TRAIN DE DIRE ...va PRENDre SOIN ET J'ESPèRe QUE Tu es RéUSIE à COMPRENDRE.

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joelondon wrote:

Richard66 wrote:MALHEUREUSMENT MON FRERE JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAY DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS ENTRAIN DE DIRE ...ALLEZ PREND SOIN ET J ESPERT QUE T AS REUSIE A COMPRENDRE

MALHEUREUSMENT, MON FRèRE, JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAie DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS EN TRAIN DE DIRE ...va PRENDre SOIN ET J'ESPèRe QUE Tu es RéUSIE à COMPRENDRE.

???????????????????

Think he was correcting ur schoolboy French!

Ty govorish po-russki, Richard66?

Wanderer wrote:

joelondon wrote:

Richard66 wrote:MALHEUREUSMENT MON FRERE JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAY DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS ENTRAIN DE DIRE ...ALLEZ PREND SOIN ET J ESPERT QUE T AS REUSIE A COMPRENDRE

MALHEUREUSMENT, MON FRèRE, JE PARLE 5 LANGUES...ESSAie DE COMPRENDRE CE QUE JE SUIS EN TRAIN DE DIRE ...va PRENDre SOIN ET J'ESPèRe QUE Tu es RéUSIE à COMPRENDRE.

???????????????????

Think he was correcting ur schoolboy French!

Ty govorish po-russki, Richard66?

no dont think so...heheh as my laptop is qwerty ..then i dont have the (e')..thanks for the comment anyway ..good luck

i believe that everyone in this forum are just waiting and bored ...thats why

Some of us speak 7 languages but don't brag about it. A werty keyboard doesn't explain essay in place of essaie...

Richard66 wrote:Some of us speak 7 languages but don't brag about it. A werty keyboard doesn't explain essay in place of essaie...

Nor "entrain" in place of "en train" as well as other literals or typos, nor the mixture of the second-person familiar/singular and the second-person polite/plural, nor the use of the third person singular conjugation of the verb "prendre" after the imperative...

But hey, I'm just being pedantic here. Sorry.

hey guys thanks for all the informations based on the french course ,but now i need an answer to my question ,can anyone help me please , the question is just simple ...can i be resident in more then one country ...please help ...do u think that the home office will find out that i'm resident in france aswell ? thanks
and good luck

joelondon wrote:hey guys thanks for all the informations based on the french course ,but now i need an answer to my question ,can anyone help me please , the question is just simple ...can i be resident in more then one country ...please help ...do u think that the home office will find out that i'm resident in france aswell ? thanks
and good luck

Yes, I can try to answer your question.

I do not know about the particular rules for PR, but for ILR, you can only lose your ILR (generally speaking) if you spend two or more consecutive years outside the UK. I do not think the UK would have any (major) issues with you having French permanent residency (but don't quote me on it!), as you can state that your wife is French and you applied for the PR card (as the spouse of a French citizen) as you would like to visit/live there every so often and would like to avoid the need to apply for a visa every time. Even then, however, I cannot really see why it would be a problem. For the French authorities - I have no idea.

You would, on the other hand, find a problem naturalising as a British citizen, as you would have spent too much time outside the UK (and most likely the French PR would then be a problem, as it is an indication that you cannot demonstrate that the UK will be your main home, etc). This might also be the case if you were to apply for French citizenship. On this basis alone, I think you would have to choose where you wish to call your country of permanent residence.

sakura wrote:

joelondon wrote:hey guys thanks for all the informations based on the french course ,but now i need an answer to my question ,can anyone help me please , the question is just simple ...can i be resident in more then one country ...please help ...do u think that the home office will find out that i'm resident in france aswell ? thanks
and good luck

Yes, I can try to answer your question.

I do not know about the particular rules for PR, but for ILR, you can only lose your ILR (generally speaking) if you spend two or more consecutive years outside the UK. I do not think the UK would have any (major) issues with you having French permanent residency (but don't quote me on it!), as you can state that your wife is French and you applied for the PR card (as the spouse of a French citizen) as you would like to visit/live there every so often and would like to avoid the need to apply for a visa every time. Even then, however, I cannot really see why it would be a problem. For the French authorities - I have no idea.

You would, on the other hand, find a problem naturalising as a British citizen, as you would have spent too much time outside the UK (and most likely the French PR would then be a problem, as it is an indication that you cannot demonstrate that the UK will be your main home, etc). This might also be the case if you were to apply for French citizenship. On this basis alone, I think you would have to choose where you wish to call your country of permanent residence.

thank you very much for your help and one more question ...it wouldnt be a problem when i travel from france to uk and visverca when i have to show the PR when i leave france and entre england ...i'm a bit scared if they will ask me to choose as i dont have any willing to choose !!! and by the way i wont need to apply for a visa to go to shengen countrys even from UK ?as i have the french PR ...many thanks for your hekp

JoeLondon, one point that I don't think has been mentioned. Where is your French wife living? In France or the UK? Assuming that you have an EEA family permit allowing you to live in the UK with your wife, if she was no longer living here this may affect your UK residency. How long have you had your permit in the UK?

sakura wrote:

joelondon wrote:hey guys thanks for all the informations based on the french course ,but now i need an answer to my question ,can anyone help me please , the question is just simple ...can i be resident in more then one country ...please help ...do u think that the home office will find out that i'm resident in france aswell ? thanks
and good luck

Yes, I can try to answer your question.

I do not know about the particular rules for PR, but for ILR, you can only lose your ILR (generally speaking) if you spend two or more consecutive years outside the UK. I do not think the UK would have any (major) issues with you having French permanent residency (but don't quote me on it!), as you can state that your wife is French and you applied for the PR card (as the spouse of a French citizen) as you would like to visit/live there every so often and would like to avoid the need to apply for a visa every time. Even then, however, I cannot really see why it would be a problem. For the French authorities - I have no idea.

You would, on the other hand, find a problem naturalising as a British citizen, as you would have spent too much time outside the UK (and most likely the French PR would then be a problem, as it is an indication that you cannot demonstrate that the UK will be your main home, etc). This might also be the case if you were to apply for French citizenship. On this basis alone, I think you would have to choose where you wish to call your country of permanent residence.

Sakura, except for the PR being in his passport, how would the UK know if had PR for France. I don't believe the UK has access to Schnegen let alone each country's database as to each person's resident permit status.

I agree. That's exactly what I pointed out to JoeLondon several posts back.