For many, moving to France represents a dream filled with visions of quaint cafes, picturesque countryside, and a rich cultural tapestry. However, the reality of relocating, especially when moving to France from the UK, involves navigating through a series of practical, bureaucratic, and cultural adjustments. This blog post compiles advice from those who’ve experienced this transition and offers insights for newcomers.

Are you thinking about moving to France? If so, you’ll need to consider the cost of transporting your belongings. In this guide, we’ll discuss the average costs of partial removals to France so that you can budget for your move.

Beautiful landscapes, fascinating culture, delicious food, and wine – France undoubtedly has a lot to offer. No wonder thousands of Brits consider moving to France – a fascinating country. However, immersing yourself in a foreign culture requires some preparation.

Whether you are planning on living in France or just visiting, you may need some ultimate information and tips on its culture and customs. In order to steady your nerves before the move, we prepared some basic information about French public holidays, car insurance and taxes, and the most popular supermarkets.

Public holidays in France

There are eleven official public holidays in a year observed in France. In the region of Alsace and Moselle, there are two additional holidays. If the fixed public holiday falls on Sunday, it is celebrated on the following Monday. The public holidays in France include:

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Are you looking for a different lifestyle? Is changing your surrounding on your shortlist of prospects? There are lots of benefits to living in France – the largest country in Western Europe. Let’s start with the food – fresh bread, croissants, and cheese come to mind as well as a good bottle of red wine. Also, the working rules may be tempting, as living in France mean that you will work 35 hours a week. If you work for longer than that, you are entitled to overtime with 13 bank holidays and 5 weeks of annual leave.

Culture is another reason that makes it such an attractive choice. The country is teeming with history, museums, art galleries, monuments and sights that you will never be tired of. It’s the capital city, Paris is the largest in Europe and has so much to see that you will want to visit it over and over again.
With a good education system and excellent transport infrastructure, it is harder to find reasons not to move to France.

The country has always been a popular expat destination, and can not only boast a strong economy but a rich cultural and historical heritage.

Removal to France – all necessary information

If you are willing to move to this beautiful country, please check our TERM AND CONDITIONS, and read some TIPS BEFORE MOVING!

To learn more about the whole removal process, you may be interested in THIS POST. It will guide you step by step through our door-to-door service.

To get an idea of the costs of our European removal to France, please check the exemplary REMOVAL PRICES HERE. 

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