Packed with practical advice, personal case studies and points of reference, this new title from Cadogan has all readers need to know about moving to France and starting a new life out there.
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"It's difficult to praise the Cadogan books too highly...good writing, amusing comment and invaluable advice."
--The Independent (United Kingdom)
"Some of the best-written guides on the market."
--National Geographic Traveler
"Excellent."
--Financial Times (United Kingdom)
--The Independent (United Kingdom)
"Some of the best-written guides on the market."
--National Geographic Traveler
"Excellent."
--Financial Times (United Kingdom)
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If your heart is set on moving to France, this essential book not only tells you where to start, but guides you through every step. All you need to know about living in France and finding work is outlined in reassuring detail, from obtaining visas and permits to tax and employment law, renting or buying a home, finding schools and learning French. Whether you're heading for Paris, Provence, or Perpignan, it helps you fit in fast, with invaluable background on food, etiquette, politics and media, and tips on the hot topics of the moment. Engaging, readable and peppered with case studies and expert advice, this is the only guide you need. Live the dream!
Inside you will find: expert guidance on tackling red tape; everyday life explained – banking, shopping, health, education, home utilities and transport; how to find work and keep it, or start your own business, with useful contacts and bags of ideas; complete profiles of the regions; what to do on arrival – initial problems solved; 16 pages of color photographs; 18 pages of maps; scores of anecdotes and personal stories – learn from the experience of others.
Inside you will find: expert guidance on tackling red tape; everyday life explained – banking, shopping, health, education, home utilities and transport; how to find work and keep it, or start your own business, with useful contacts and bags of ideas; complete profiles of the regions; what to do on arrival – initial problems solved; 16 pages of color photographs; 18 pages of maps; scores of anecdotes and personal stories – learn from the experience of others.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
Surprisingly Negative,
By Gordon Rios (Palo Alto, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Working and Living: France (Working & Living - Cadogan) (Paperback)
It's almost like the author wants to discourage the reader from moving to France. It's also clear that she doesn't believe in the ideals or objectives of a left wing or popular approach to government. Not recommended unless you secretly want to talk yourself out of moving.
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