Plan your move carefully An international move requires careful planning and preparation. Analyse all the costs that will be involved in the move, including transport, insurance, loading and unloading, customs fees and more. Look for a flat beforehand so that you do not look for something on short notice, as this invol…

Saying goodbye to your flat and neighbours. Organising and sorting things out. Order and organise the move. Finding a new flat and sorting out the associated paperwork. Moving to a new place. Change address and other details. Dealing with basic formalities in the new place. Meeting new people and acc…

Find a transport company that offers international removals to France Make sure the company is properly licensed and insured and experienced in moving to this country. One transport company that offers international removals to France is Kanguro. This company is licensed and insured and experienced in removals to Franc…

When we think of a removal company, we very often mean a company that deals with removals from houses and flats. Most often, this is the case, a penny of the orders of removal companies are related to this, however, practically every removal company also provides company removals. It is worth learning more about this topi…

1. Start learning the French language. Find out what French language programmes and courses are available. Don’t forget to study every day.  2. Find yourself a French tutor. You can ask your local language learning coordinator for help to find a professional tutor.  3. Read French books, newspapers and magazines…

Moving to France with a young child can be a stressful experience. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to simplify the process. Documents for the move First of all, make sure your child has all the necessary documents, such as a passport or identity card. Make sure you have all the necessary documents, suc…

Working in France without knowing French How do you move to France and find a job with a high salary? Ideally, you should know French well or speak it at least to a communicative level. This makes a positive impression on the employer and puts you in a good light. However, if you don’t speak the language at all, in mos…

How do you move to France without regretting it later? For many people, moving to France is a dream come true – not only for high salaries and a decent life, but also for developing their passions in a romantic European capital. The country is seen as extremely expat-friendly, full of great places, beautiful views and atm…

1. Search job websites in France, such as Indeed.com, Monster.fr and StepStone.fr. 2. Attend job fairs in France to meet potential employers. 3. contact French placement agents who can help you with your job search. 4. Search online forums for information on working in France. 5. Forward your CV and cover letter…

When we change our place of residence, we usually move to a big city because it is much easier to find a good job there. But it can also be the other way around – from a metropolis to a small town. Why do we make such a decision and what do we gain from it? Moving to a smaller city Living in a big city is more conve…