CEVAP:

According to the 1889 law, which still exists today, French citizenship law contains two parts that show the principle of jus soli: Article 23, giving citizenship at birth to third-generation immigrants, and Article 44, giving citizenship at age 18 to second-generation immigrants born in France and resident there since aged 13, provided they have not rejected French citizenship during their lifetime, and that they have not been convicted of certain crimes. French citizenship law also permits double citizenship.