French Property Magazine

A guide to how to plan a new build in France and how to ensure your new build dream runs smoothly. https://lnkd.in/eeKa2GMJ

The Good Life France magazine is an absolute must for anyone thinking of moving to France - destination guides, practical advice, culture, history and gastronomy. It's free and it's absolutely brillliant: https://lnkd.in/efhtJ3d7

How do you set up as self-employed or freelance in France – and what are the pros and cons of the micro-enterprise system as the French call it? We asked Tracy Leonetti, paperwork professional and founder of LBS in France who have helped many expats to start a new life in France. Here she highlights the key points of registering as an auto entrepreneur, self-employed... https://lnkd.in/evnhe4Gt

Thousands of people every month watch the YouTube channel ‘Growing in France’ to see the latest chapter in a French renovation of a house that has sat empty for 50 years in rural French countryside. Jack and Becs readily admit that their approach to the work is broadly one of optimistic spontaneity, but that’s the charm that keeps everyone watching and willing them to succeed. After all, moving to a foreign country to renovate an old house takes belief and determination; to do so while living on site, keeping up a career and raising three young children, is on another level entirely... https://lnkd.in/echhNzb4

Just think of it, it’s cold, dark, miserable and it’s been a long day, but the lights are shimmering in the wood-fired hot tub as it gently steams and all you’ve got to do is slip in and relax and enjoy the magic. https://lnkd.in/eBw7HK-Q

As a US expat living in France, you’ll need to get used to form filling and paperwork. You’ll need to declare assets and income in France, wherever the source is, plus pay tax, and you’ll also have to continue reporting your finances in the US. We asked the experts at Sanderling Expat Advisers, who specialise in helping Americans in France to deal with their finance and taxation requirements, to explain more about reporting your foreign income for American expats in France. https://lnkd.in/eQgAwrqg

Dreaming of, planning, or in the process of organising a move to France? When it comes to where to live in France, here’s what you should consider – from someone who’s been there, done that and worn the t-shirt! And if you want to know more, come and join us at The French Property Show in October and get expert advice to help you make your dreams of the good life in France come true – well even give you free tickets – just click on the link and you'll see the free ticket offer - and pick The Good Life France option! https://lnkd.in/eyx9rcj9

Applying for a French visa can be a stressful time. And unless you’re a citizen of an EU country, if you want to stay longer than 90 days out of 180, or to live in France on a permanent or long-time basis, then you will need a visa. Here are top tips from an expert with a 100% success rate in visa applications for France: https://lnkd.in/eFNe_eJg

The beautiful rural Gers department is a little-known and rather secret corner of southwest France. For those looking for a laid-back lifestyle in la France profonde, a region where the good life is revered, and the people are friendly – the Gers is a fabulous place to live. https://lnkd.in/ejhgYQaC

Expert property guide to Nice: Nestled in the heart of the French Riviera and looking towards the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean, Nice is a vibrant and elegant city that has it all. From the old town, with its beautiful pastel buildings jumbled together, to the wide sea views from the Promenade des Anglais and the many parks and gardens that dot the city, it’s postcard perfect in its appeal. Our expert property guide to Nice takes a look at the lifestyle, the areas in and around Nice and the types of properties available... https://lnkd.in/eerHa8TB