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  1. does this apply if my father is naturalized british citizen? i am 36 so no longer a minor, does it apply? could you give me links to any website?  
  2. i guess i'm doomed since i have no EU ancestral backround, neither does my husband. Thank you for the answers, i will try an immig lawyer as a last resort. I have heard student visa could be possible, and this allows you to work 60 percent of the time.  But then again i heard that too many non eu have abused this route that its difficult also. i will keep researching.  its a tough decision since i am too young to retire and not work, i m only 36, and depending 100 percent on my husband financially is just not me. he must stay in north africa for work, and i want to continue my career which seems only availabe in Australia. thanks for the support. m
  3. Hi, I am Australian with my 4 y.o boy, we moved to Toulouse from algeria (resident for 5 years) 6 months ago.  My US husband still works in algiers, and visits us every month. My son is so happy here, i now need to do things for me, first is to integrate and work. i am still waiting for my carte de sejour(1 year visitor visa), its been 3 months, but they say its normal with delays.  my questions: 1.  visa to work for non eu is difficult to come by? or carte de sejour with work permit? 2.  resident card after residing in france for 5 years, is this easy to get for a non eu?  will this entitle you to have the same rights as the french, i.e. to work? thanks for the replies, its a wonderful site.
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