
One correspondent’s quest to procure French nationality and the maroon and gold passport that proclaims one a citizen of Europe.
By Alistair Lyon
It requires stamina and determination to become French.
It took me three years to thread my way through a bureaucratic labyrinth from which I emerged late last year clutching a shiny maroon and gold passport that proclaims my citizenship of the European Union as well as France.
I had given no thought to acquiring a new nationality when my wife and I...
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