Re: Useful links and websites

We are looking at and for others so please post if you have any suggestions of things to add. Mods, maybe this would be a good sticky subject once we have it rounded out a bit.

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Re: Useful links and websites

cooperlola 03/10/2007, 14:04

Does the lack of response mean

a) This is of no use to anybody?

b) It's perfect as it is?

c) I don't really care?

Anybody?

Does anybody think this would be useful as a sticky topic? Does anybody have any more suggestions to make? Makfai put a lot of work into this.

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Re: Useful links and websites

Helen 03/10/2007, 21:57

Can you perhaps add this? English translation of the social security statement ( from the French embassy in the UK)

http://www.ambafrance-uk.org/Medical-cover-for-inactive-UK.html

Re: Useful links and websites

Richard 04/10/2007, 7:56

Helen wrote:
Can you perhaps add this? English translation of the social security statement ( from the French embassy in the UK)

I notice that there's no mention whatsoever af any '5 year rule'.

The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated - Ghandi

Re: Useful links and websites

cooperlola 04/10/2007, 9:20

Richard wrote:
Helen wrote:

Can you perhaps add this? English translation of the social security statement ( from the French embassy in the UK)

I notice that there's no mention whatsoever af any '5 year rule'.

Item 6 under "reference documents".

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Re: Useful links and websites

cooperlola 04/10/2007, 9:21

Helen wrote:

Can you perhaps add this? English translation of the social security statement ( from the French embassy in the UK)

http://www.ambafrance-uk.org/Medical-cover-for-inactive-UK.html

Done! Thanks for that.

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Re: Useful links and websites

londoneye 04/10/2007, 10:41
It's good stuff. It's just going to take a while to check through all the relevant links ... thanks Makafai.

Re: Useful links and websites

cheryla 04/10/2007, 12:40

The links are an excellent idea and make a really useful reference point. Many thanks!

I'm still worrying about the 5 year residency giving access to CMU as it doesn't mention it in the latest statement - in fact it says ALL inactifs not covered by E forms must have private insurance. Please reassure me!!!

Re: Useful links and websites

cooperlola 04/10/2007, 14:04

If you look at the French link, you will see that Inactifs can apply for a carte de sejour permanent after 5 years. Then, this alters their status, thus :

"Carte de séjour permanent

Les citoyens qui ont acquis un droit au séjour permanent en France peuvent demander la délivrance d'une carte de séjour "CE - séjour permanent - toutes activités professionnelles", valable vingt ans.

Cette carte, dont la possession n'est pas obligatoire, est renouvelable de plein droit"

In effect, classification is then no longer "inactif" but "toutes activites professionelles." But it's still not totally clear whether you'd have to be working or not, from the above.

There is still a bit of ducking and diving going on with this, so this is the most concrete evidence we have. When it's clearer, we'll add a more positive link.

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