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If you moved to France prior to Brexit, which came into effect on 1st January 2021, you should be in possession of a Withdrawal Agreement Residence Permit (WARP) or titre de séjour accord du retrait. British citizens resident in France were afforded special rights under the Withdrawal Agreement – here’s what you need to know.

The French tax office has confirmed rules regarding remote working in France, MaPrimeRénov is (temporarily) closing applications, and temperatures are set to soar across the country. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.

France is rolling out a digital version of its state healthcare card, the Carte Vitale, and it’s now open to foreign residents, too. Here’s how it works and how to set it up.

Discover Salies-de-Béarn, a charming spa town perfect for French property buyers. Explore its lifestyle, heritage, and real estate appeal.

Discover the magic of Labretonie, a hidden gem in the heart of the countryside.

If you’re travelling through France this week, make sure you know the latest about train strikes, unmarked speed cameras, and low-emission zones. Here are the French news stories you need to know about this week.

I came to live in France over 30 years ago, so I know firsthand how overwhelming it can be to move, live & start a business in France.

Moving house is exciting but it always comes with plenty to consider, and often, plenty of costs. Even more so…

In the sixth of this article series, we’ll go over arguably the most important (and nerve-racking!) step in the application process: the interview at the préfecture.

As a UK or US resident purchasing property in France, you’re immediately exposed to currency fluctuations. If you’re also taking out a Euro mortgage for the purchase, your FX exposure doesn’t end at completion—it continues with every monthly repayment.