It's directed towards Australians but the French laws are not nationality specific.
Find the website of the French Embassy and work from there.

Thanks again for your reply. As for UK and Ireland, YES I want to go there for study and as such I have worked out the details of the universities and the courses BUT I still don't have a confirmed offer of a place in my desired field of study. For information on UK visas: http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk

The following page may help:
http://www.southern-cross-group.org/ano ... rance.html

Dear Fellows, i am looking forward to move to London from Germany in a couple of months. Regarding that i have a few questions and will highly appreciate any tips or shared expetriences of someone who has moved the Household from continental Europe to UK: 1) FORMAL REGISTRATION..: Where will i need...

Hi..quick question! What will be my child's nationality if born in UK - the father is british and im not, we are not married. Cheers! An old post but an important question which is not well understood: 1. If the mother has Irish citizenship, Indefinite Leave to Remain or Right of Abode, then child ...

Does anyone know if this affects the rules for naturalisation as a British citizen?

I was born in Hong Kong. I've came to Ireland to live and study when I was 12 yrs old in 1988. Out of interest, what's your nationality? Are you Hong Kong Chinese or have you some other citizenship. The other obvious question is - what status did your parents have and did they acquire citizenship a...

Here you go. http://www.archive2.official-documents.co.uk/document/cm64/6472/6472.pdf has the original document. Thank you. I wonder if the 5 year rule for ILR will apply to EEA as well, they're very specific in the 'worker' aspect. And then I wonder what's going to happen with citizenship. Will th...

I'm also lacking a copy of the NIAA (which amended the 1981 Act's provisions for deprivation) at the moment, but I suspect there's little chance of the naturalisation being reversed, or the passport cancelled. There was a provision in the British Nationality Act 1948 which allowed naturalised citiz...

Edward, Your child will be eligible for a UK birth certificate if born in the UK. I am not sure what the specific rules are with regard to children of BNO's but as far as I know, the UK born child can only acquire British Citizenship if either of his parents are settled in the UK or are British Cit...

Chess, SECTION A applications only need to complete parts 1-5, 12-13 and 16 and 17 of the form. If it is not convenient for both parents to give their consent on the application form, written consent of the father can be given in a separate letter. If the father's consent cannot be obtained, the re...

Nationality help desk - 0845 010 5200. I suspect you may have to formally obtain ILR or rather confirmation of such through the Public Enquiry Office in Liverpool - 0151 237 0405. Likewise I believe this will not be considered a straightforward application and it may be that you have to deal with i...

Chess, The relevant documents required in a Section A application under MN1 are as John has correctly guessed: a) the child's UK birth certificate; b)evidence of mother's settled status i.e. passport with ILR sticker. (if the parent concerned would have been the father), proof must be submitted tha...

There is a technical question over whether loss of Malaysian citizenship is instantaneous upon naturalisation in the UK, or whether it requires an order of the Malaysian government. However if Malaysia makes such orders on a routine basis, then it would seem moot whether loss of citizenship is immed...