The Oak Forests of the Limousin are one of five French forests (the others being Allier, Nevers, Trancais and the Vosges), that provide French oak which has traditionally been used ...
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FrenchEntrée digital editor Zoë Smith takes you through the long process of applying for French Nationality (Citizenship) – step by step. In the second of this article series, we’ll go over the key steps and estimated timeline for applying for nationality.
The last two weeks have been marked by significant political and economic developments across the globe, including the unveiling of the new UK budget, crucial bank rate decisions in both the UK and the US, and, of course, the highly anticipated US election.
British Prime Minister Kier Starmer joined France’s Armistice ceremony yesterday, strikes are set to affect air and train travellers this week, and there’s a new law that will affect Airbnb and gite owners. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
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Taxe d’habitation bills are being sent out this month, and many second-home owners will see an increase in their bills. Plus, all the information Americans need to know before buying in France post-election and where to buy your Remembrance Day bleuets. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
Charlotte Macdonald, a Senior Associate Solicitor in Stone King’s international and cross-border team, discusses how inheritance tax on a French holiday home is assessed following a death.
What do the new red lines on France’s roads mean, why are the shops full of chrysanthemums, and what do Americans need to know before buying in France? Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
The French real estate market presents distinct challenges for American buyers. From property searches to closing procedures, understanding these differences is essential for successfully navigating a purchase in France.
Remember, remember the 5th of November, gunpowder, treason and plot – not in France! 2018 saw us host our first (and our last) Bonfire Party, which, of course, is not a thing in France. So, what does happen in France in November?
Discover Vendee’s charm with our French Property Location Guide. Explore idyllic landscapes, coastal towns, and property insights in this scenic region.
France is set to reinstate border checks with six EU countries from November, but what does this mean for travellers? Plus, the new and cancelled flight routes from Europe’s low-cost carriers and a free webinar dedicated to our American readers. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
France has announced that it will be bringing in new border checks with six of its Schengen neighbours starting in November. So, what does this mean for travellers arriving in France by car, plane, or ferry?
If you’re thinking of moving to France, then you won’t want to miss this one-off special event. French Connections HCB are hosting their first-ever in-person event, where you can meet and gain invaluable insights from their trusted partners across all the aspects of moving to France.
The GBP/EUR exchange rate has reached a 2 year high, currently standing at 1.1969. This is the highest rate since April 2022, breaking through the 1.19 threshold and approaching 1.20.
Michel Barnier is set to announce his Déclaration de politique générale today, while a campaign in Brittany is highlighting local frustrations over second home ownership – but what does this really mean for foreign buyers? Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
A French marriage contract is a type of pre-nuptial agreement and may therefore be taken into account when considering how your finances are to be divided.
President Emmanuel Macron has announced a new government led by Prime Minister Michel Barnier, reflecting a rightward shift amid ongoing economic challenges. Meanwhile, rising rental prices in Paris raise concerns ahead of the Olympics, the French government seeks financial aid to address declining vineyards, and environmental protests disrupt operations at Marseille's cruise ship port. Here are the news stories you need to know about this week in France...
Sellers also face the challenges caused by the exchange rates volatility with the added complexity to repatriate the funds. Moneycorp explores those challenges through a real case study.
September is a super time to visit France as you can catch the last of the summer sun in peace, whilst benefitting from all the events and festivals that are still in full swing.
Macron has appointed ex-Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier as the new French Prime Minister, plus property tax bills and will you soon be stopped crossing the land borders between France and Germany? Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
Discover three stunning French "Cités de Caractère," brimming with history, charm, and culture—ideal destinations for your next French property adventure.
La Rentrée brings with it some changes for French schoolchildren, but will it bring France a new prime minster?! Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
Get a taste of the kind of insider advice and expertise that FrenchEntrée Members have at their fingertips as we share our three not-so-obvious tips for purchasing in France…
Love the sea? Ever thought of holidays or living on France’s west coast? Often overlooked in favour of its more famous Mediterranean coastline, as you’ll discover, the west coast possesses many rare gems and one or two world records. In the final article of the three-part series, Beth Haslam looks at Nouvelle Aquitaine, from Bordeaux to its border with Spain.
Will you see an increase in your taxe d’habitation bill this autumn? Is Macron any closer to choosing a Prime Minister, and do you know the biggest mistakes that people make when moving to France? Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.
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The Oak Forests of the Limousin are one of five French forests (the others being Allier, Nevers, Trancais and the Vosges), that provide French oak which has traditionally been used ...
