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  1. Neil-fr

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    Hello All.

    I have been dating a really nice girl i met in germany last year.
    I am British living in France ( i have been here for 4 years now )

    I would really like to invite here to come and live in France with me, I am happy to take financial responsibility for her, but i dont want to HAVE to get married ( My parents are currently going through an ugly divorce , i just dont feel like marrying anyone right now ).

    According to popular opinion , it would be easier if we are married.
    But my question is , is it possible just to live together for a while first ?

    Thanks for any advice

    Neil
     
    #1 Neil-fr, Apr 30, 2005
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    Re: Possible to live together without getting married ? EU+R


    Neil,

    It sounds like you're looking for advice from an Agony Aunt!
     
    #2 Coyan, Apr 30, 2005
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    Re: Possible to live together without getting married ? EU+R

    Lol, well I can see why you would say that, but I honestly want to know if this girl is allowed to come live with me without having to get married. It would be bizarre if it were not possible, but everything i read about seems to point to marriage..

    Cheers

    Neil
     
    #3 Neil-fr, Apr 30, 2005
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    Re: Possible to live together without getting married ? EU+R

    I'm not too familiar with the Live-in-Partnership rules in France. But of course being married makes things much easier under EU Law!!
     
    #4 Coyan, Apr 30, 2005
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    hi, is the girl in question Russian ? i am english lived in Spain for the last 4 years and have a Russian girlfriend, please give more info, where is she now etc.
     
    #5 nigel1960, May 15, 2005
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    Re: Possible to live together without getting married ? EU+R

    I think it probably depends on the nationality of the lady as she might have problems of residency otherwise. However, the general rule is to apply for a PACS (Pacte Civil de Solidarité) that allows in France 2 people (can be 2 non-French) to organize a common life based on a durable relationship (from abroad you can get a PACS in an Embassy, but one of the partners need to be French). The French city hall should be able to give you the information.
     
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