Staying over 90 days

Dear all,

would you please clarify something for me.

I am a Canadian citizen staying currently with my fiancee (who is French) in Paris. I don't have any EU visas, and am just staying with a normal Canadian passport. In about 3 weeks my 90 days in France will run out... I am looking for a job focusing on Paris and London with hopes that a potential employer will do a work permit for me.

My understanding is that I can only stay 90 days in 180 days.

1) Is there a way to extend it? I mean can I get some kind of extension from within France?
2) What happens if I stay longer? Lets say if I will be returning to Canada lets say 7 days after my 90 days, how serious would that be? Would I be blacklisted for future visits?... What happens if I stay 90 days + 30 days: is it more serious than overstaying 7 days, or just as bad?
3) What if I get a new passport? Or is it not about the stamps, but is recorder in the computer?

If there is no solution - I will have to go back to Canada and apply for a visa for France, etc...

Appreciate your help.

Kind regards,

CCitizen

This website seems to have pretty good France info. Maybe you will find what you need there

www.visitbeautifulfrance.blogspot.com

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