Know where you stand.

What if I passed B2 tomorrow?

What if sits on the Dashboard and answers that without touching your file. Flip French at B2 or the examen civique to passed, add stable and sufficient resources, spend months abroad and watch your finish line move under the real French rules. It runs on a copy of your situation, so nothing you try is saved and nothing you entered changes.

What is changing around me?

News by The Local France. The immigration and nationality news that actually affects your path, from The Local France, the English-language newspaper for France, inside the app. Two of their feeds, immigration and French citizenship, merged and newest first, so the story that changes your case is one tap away and opens without leaving the app. Turn on news alerts on the You tab and the app checks in the background and sends one quiet notification when something new is published. On iPhone a fourth widget shows the newest story on your home screen or Lock Screen. News sits as one of the five segments alongside Practice, Chapters, Progress and Guides, so what changed is never more than a tap from the drilling.

What drives all of this?

You is where every number comes from. Set the month you became resident and a short list of honest toggles: permanent residence, marriage to a French citizen, your citizenship background, French at B2, the examen civique and stable resources. Change one and the Dashboard updates right away. Your name lives here too, and a photo of you, and the Passport tab carries them as the holder's; both stay on the phone. The whole app in English or Français is one tap here, and the legal disclaimer closes the tab, because Belong France tracks the rules but does not give legal advice.

New On your home screen. Four iPhone widgets, for the home screen and the Lock Screen: your residence time so far, your longest stay abroad against the three month line, whether today's five is done and the newest story from The Local. The same numbers the app shows, run through the same rules, and nothing leaves your iPhone. Setting up now ends with your name and the reminders you want, all optional.

New A second person on the same iPhone. Add your partner, or another adult, under Household and they get their own count, with their route, their years and their trips. Switch between you from the same card, and the header says whose count is on screen. A trip you took together is logged once and counted for both of you. Practice, documents, reminders and widgets stay with you, the phone's owner, and everything about the second person stays on the phone, like everything else here.