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Our Guide to Car Insurance
Welcome to our comprehensive guide to car insurance in France. If you're a car owner driving in France , protecting your vehicle and liability with the right insurance coverage is essential and mandatory. Driving in France,…
Private Wildlife Domaine and Mansion in Occitanie
Are you seeking an unparalleled retreat that blends luxury with nature? Look no further than this remarkable 33-hectare wildlife domaine in the peaceful heart of Aude, southwest France. This exquisite property, listed at…
The Oldest Chateaux of France
France has a vibrant past and history, and its chateaux are a testament to that past. Among the 40,000 or so chateaux scattered throughout the country, two stand out as the oldest of them all; Chateau de Langeais and Château…
What Is a Livret de Famille?
The Livret de Famille is an essential document for French citizens and their families living in France, it is more than just a document. The Livret de Famille , translated as "family booklet”, is a formal record of…
French Income Tax Return Deadline Dates Published
If you lived in France in 2023 and earned income or gains, including dividends from shares and investments, during that financial year, you are required to submit your annual tax return. The reporting system has been updated,…
House Hunting in Spring
This new blog article provides tips and information about the benefits of house hunting in France in spring. Buying activity is traditionally higher in spring as property buyers look to take advantage of the warmer weather…
France Talent Passport and French Tech Visa
France has long been a popular destination for skilled and creative individuals from the four corners of the world. A global leader in various sectors, the country actively seeks experienced professionals and entrepreneurs…
The Charming May Tradition of Muguet Day
May 1st is a special day in France because it is Labour Day " La Fête du Travail " and the traditional " La Fête du Muguet " or the Lily of the Valley Day. This charming French tradition dates back to the Renaissance…
Understanding SCI Taxes
A Société Civile Immobilière (SCI) is a French company created by at least two individuals acquiring one or more real estate assets together. Its purpose is to hold and administer real estate assets…
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