Should i become a french citizen and stop living in america?

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I want to go to a french school for music and wish to eventually spend the rest of my life as a french citizen. I really have no desire to live in america anymore and just want to get a general idea about whether to move to france or not. I do speak french very well...

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Based on 25 votes (19 yes)
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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
    8 years ago

    try quebec as a steppin stone first

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    • snarkygirl
      8 years ago

      Good idea

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  • KingTermite
    8 years ago

    You should get going as soon as possible. I'm sure the very tolerant French will welcome you with open arms. Let us know how it turns out.

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    • RoseIsabella
      8 years ago

      Yes, of course, everyone knows the French love foreigners, especially Americans.

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    • snarkygirl
      8 years ago

      Only the Parisians at like that they pretty much hate everyone:)

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      • RoseIsabella
        8 years ago

        Thanks for the info.

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        • snarkygirl
          8 years ago

          I lived with a cousin for a summer in 11 th grade in Brittany and they hated the Parisians lol. Brittany is quaint and they love flaky pastries and lace making.

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          • RoseIsabella
            8 years ago

            Sounds nice.

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    • Itsnotnormal1
      8 years ago

      You are a fucking idiot.

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    • Steve2.0
      8 years ago

      You are a fucking idiot. See what I did there?

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      • KingTermite
        8 years ago

        Indeed. Not sure that was a train that you needed to jump on, but hey, we all need our hobbies.

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        • itsnotnormal7
          8 years ago

          You are a fucking idiot.

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  • JR_17
    8 years ago

    I would suggest you look elsewhere France is not what you imagine it to be

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  • Steve2.0
    8 years ago

    Maybe you should live in a frog tank, it's the same experience as living in France.

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  • RoseIsabella
    8 years ago

    Can you actually speak any French? If you want this whole American ex patriot/Naturalized French Citizen thing you'd better learn the language like your life depends on it!

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  • pizzabrowniesushi
    7 years ago

    I went there ,England,Belgium and Italy for my honeymoon. Great scenery, food and music. Other tourists were fab.I lost eleven pounds riding a bike all over,but gained it all back in Italy.

    Most of the French were the rudest, most judgemental bunch of crunchy assholes I have ever met,especially the waiters.We both grew up in N.Y. So were are not that thin skinned. Lucky us, the other countries were way more welcoming and fun.

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  • CorruptedSoul
    7 years ago

    Yuk

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  • snarkygirl
    8 years ago

    Sure why not, if you want to...?

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  • thegypsysailor
    8 years ago

    The grass always looks greener on the other side of the border. Try it out for a few years before you give up your US citizenship.

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    • CountessDouche
      8 years ago

      You can maintain a dual citizenship as long as the US is on good terms with the country your moving to, you don't deliberately renounce your citizenship, and you file (but not pay) income taxes in the US.

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      • thegypsysailor
        8 years ago

        It's a bit more complicated than that for US citizens, except in the case of Israel. There may be a big problem if the country you want dual citizenship in has a significant military.

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  • handsignals
    8 years ago

    They don't have in n out burger in France, duh.

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