FAQ

FAQ

Frequently Asked Question

Here are a few questions we get from our clients from time to time.

To move to France, you need to obtain the appropriate visa based on your purpose of stay (e.g., work, study, long-term stay). For stays longer than 90 days, you need a long-stay visa, which often requires proof of accommodation, financial means, health insurance, and sometimes a criminal record check. After arriving, you must apply for a residency permit (Titre de Séjour) within the first three months.

France has an excellent healthcare system, considered one of the best in the world. Residents can access the public healthcare system, which is funded by social security contributions. You will need to register with the French social security system and obtain a Carte Vitale, which allows you to be reimbursed for medical expenses. Many residents also opt for additional private health insurance (mutuelle) to cover the remaining costs.

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