A French court has blocked a law change allowing Britons to stay in France for over 90 days without a visa - and which would have resuscitated the flagging investment potential of French holiday homes.
The French government recently gave its backing to a proposal to extend the maximum stay without a visa to 180 days. This was to be done via an amendment to immigration legislation.
Prior to this, and directly because of Brexit, the British have not been able to stay in the country for more than 90 days in any 180 day period without applying for a six-month visa, which had received criticism for being a costly and lengthy process.
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