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Moving to France may be your Dream...

But it can all too easily turn into Your

Biggest Nightmare !

Especially if you’re Not Prepared...

Avoid the pitfalls and make your Move to France a stress free, enjoyable and memorable experience.

Learn from the experience of two families who have been there before you and subsequently thoroughly researched every issue you are likely to encounter.

If you’re considering moving to France, or even if you’ve already taken that step, you may be already discovering more and more important issues that need serious consideration when settling in a country with a different language and a different culture.

You may have already researched numerous forums on French life and spent countless hours searching for specific information, finding very little that seems relevant to your particular situation.

Having moved to France ourselves just three years ago, we came to the conclusion that there is a desperate need for a simple and practical guide to moving to France, set out in a clear and easy to read format which tells you exactly what you need to know and what you need to do.

Whether you are single, a family or retired, our comprehensive Moving to France Guide covers the most important questions you will need to answer when making the move to France.    

As well as our own experiences, we have canvassed many people who are considering moving to France and many who already have, to find out what they wanted to know most and made sure that the book had all the answers they needed.

So – we have compiled a comprehensive ‘Bible’ about moving to France, settling in France and enjoying ‘La Différence’.

We are confident that we’ve left no stone unturned in our comprehensive ‘Let’s Move to France Guide’ and have thoroughly researched all the important issues that we just know are likely to affect you before, during and after you move.

Things you take for granted in your own country can seem extremely daunting and complex in a foreign land, even if you’ve got a grasp of the language.

When you consider that France spends around  1 TRILLION Euros on bureaucracy each and every year, it may give you an idea of the number of obstacles you have to overcome simply to get on with your everyday life.

But don’t fret... our comprehensive ‘Moving to France Guide’ can turn those obstacles into simple steps you can take to get yourself settled as quickly as possible in order to start enjoying the wonderful way of life that France has to offer.

I moved to France a couple of years ago and I really wish your guide had been available then.  It is packed with all the questions I needed to ask but didn’t know how to or even who to ask.

There is so much conflicting advice and personal opinion around that confusion is inevitable. Your guide explains in clear and practical terms exactly what I need to do.

I find it useful even now , particularly as it is regularly updated to take into account all the changes in French law.

Alyson Oxley ,Saone et Loire

Moving to France was the most exciting thing I have ever done, particularly as I decided to come here alone and at the age of 67. Being so courageous, however, did not equip me with to deal with all the practical problems I have faced since coming here:-

1. I was unaware of how complicated French bureaucracy is.

2. I didn’t realise how a little preparation of official paperwork in England before my departure could have avoided months of delays in France.

3. I did not speak much French.

4. My knowledge about French society and the law was virtually zero.

This guide has helped me to identify my problems, helped me with all the questions I need to ask and even provided me with essential vocabulary and key phrases to get me started.

Life suddenly seems a lot easier.

Joyce Markie, Puy de Dome

Our easy to read book was written by Liz Smith and Tracy Morris with the help of a professional researcher, ensuring we covered all the facts.

One of the authors is a health care professional with a particular interest in guiding you through the complexities of the French Health care system. The other author is a former teacher whose aim it is to provide you with the basic vocabulary and phrases needed to understand the complexities of French bureaucracy.

And most importantly, we’ve both recently experienced changing our whole lives to the ‘French way’ and as such have genuine experience of all the areas covered in the book which will provide you with essential knowledge about the  French lifestyle and how to live it to the full.

Buying or Renting a Home

Renovation or Renovating a Property

Purchasing or Importing a Vehicle

Your Pet in France

Culture and Customs

The French Health System - with the Latest Changes!

Social Security

Starting and Running a Business

Educational System

Banking and Insurance

Useful Addresses, Websites and Vocabulary

My wife and I are intending to move to France later this year and have spent several months researching in readiness for our move. We thought we’d got it all covered but decided to purchase your book to make sure we hadn’t missed anything. Boy are we glad we did! There are so many thing that need to be considered that we hadn’t even thought about.

Well done for an excellent publication that really does cover it all. It’s made us both realise there’s a lot more that needs to be considered when moving to France than one initially expects.

Ray Williams ,Manchester

We wrote our book with a clear aim, to save anyone who is intending to Move to France or has made the move recently, as much stress and worry as possible when they encounter the inevitable problems and bureaucracy when re-locating to a Foreign country.

There are no problems that cannot be overcome and with the help of our ‘Moving to France’ ebook and  with our clear and easy to follow format, you’ll be well prepared to make an enjoyable and memorable move to the beautiful and spacious country that is France.

Our book is available NOW for Just £19.70 as an instant download to your PC or MAC.

Bon Courage !

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