France: a decree specified stay conditions for EU citizens

A decree passed on March 21, 2007 gave a few details about the July 24, 2006 law which transposed the 2004/38 directive concerning the right to stay for EU citizens and their family members. This text defines the rules enforceable for EU citizens' stay in France. (Ref. 070380)
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The July 24, 2006 law gives a right to stay citizens from European countries (EU, EEA, and Switzerland) performing a professional activity in France as well as inactive students with a health insurance and resources important enough not to fall under the responsibility of welfare support. The right to stay is also open to certain family members, with changing conditions whether they are community citizens or not. The decree plans different measures whether the stay lasts three months or less or

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