Okay experts, I've read all the threads and been thoroughly educated but I may have a unique position that I need some advice on.
I'm an Australian with a UK wife and 20 month old son. We moved to France from the UK in February with a view to long term stay. Just prior to coming to France, I received my UK citizenship, but left for France immediately and couldn't organise my UK passport, so effectively traveled here on the Aussie passport, and thus was eligible for the 90/180 day tourist visa.
In mid July we go back to the UK for 3 months, where I'll get my UK passport and return to France in October to go through the long term process.
However on the Aussie passport, I'll have done 3 months come Mid-May, and with 2 months left to go to return to UK, am worried am I overstaying my tourist visa.
My question is as a spouse and father of a UK citizens, and being a UK citizen myself (all be it without a passport) will I be overstaying? Or is there some way of making myself legal before my return to the UK in July.
Any help appreciated, if not reciprocated.
Benders
I'm an Australian with a UK wife and 20 month old son. We moved to France from the UK in February with a view to long term stay. Just prior to coming to France, I received my UK citizenship, but left for France immediately and couldn't organise my UK passport, so effectively traveled here on the Aussie passport, and thus was eligible for the 90/180 day tourist visa.
In mid July we go back to the UK for 3 months, where I'll get my UK passport and return to France in October to go through the long term process.
However on the Aussie passport, I'll have done 3 months come Mid-May, and with 2 months left to go to return to UK, am worried am I overstaying my tourist visa.
My question is as a spouse and father of a UK citizens, and being a UK citizen myself (all be it without a passport) will I be overstaying? Or is there some way of making myself legal before my return to the UK in July.
Any help appreciated, if not reciprocated.
Benders