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How long should I enter France after receiving a French long stay visa? Do I need to arrive in France within 1 month? Or should it arrive within 2 months? Is there a set period?

Hello. We are retired American educators. I am still researching the financial documents; does the income of the "monthly minimum" x 12 months suffice or must I have $50,000 in savings? Our pensions and social security are around $45/year. We own our condo $270k; rents out at $1500/month. Fidelity Investments around $40k. Must we have sizable cash savings, or will passive income and equity suffice? Thank you! Dean & Cindy

It is a very strange law that these French have brought out, as like in Germany you become a criminal by finding anything old. You are not actually allowed to search for anything old and as I understand it they have taken away the rights you have over your own property. Even if you find any treasure inside your own house it has to be given up to the government, but I am not sure if there is any reward. Such a stupid law which alienates people who are doing a very pleasurable pastime. The one thing that England did get right are the laws on Treasure Trove, and look at the results. Fabulous treasure in the museums and on a weekly basis. What actually stuns me is the complacency of the French who normally riot at the drop of a hat, go on strike, block the roads because the price of petrol has risen or they might have to work for a couple of years more. But their basic rights to their own property are taken from them and there is hardly a sheepish murmer. A very silly law, a law like in England would be much more productive instead of letting it all rot away in the ground. France is enormous and there is no way that the French could cover all the country in 5000 years. I have a piece of land in France and I would have loved to have taken the hundreds of rotting tin cans, brake pads, other car parts that were dumped over the last 80 years by the previous owners ,down to the museum and presented them with our wonderful archeological finds.

I first visited Limoges back in 1974 when there were trolleybuses running. Now, I live near Nancy and they are ripping up the tram lines. So sad

I full on thought jackblack was giving me a history lesson

Thanks or this. It's something I'm seriously think of. For the 26 years we spent 10 weeks every summer at my mother's house in the Dordogne. Sadly because of bad tax advice post Brexit she sold it. It is one my family's biggest regrets that we didn't buy it from her. 😩

Hopefully making the move from the UK. Sick of it here. Been following your wood channel for a while, youre a daft sod. Love it.

I wasn't aware of your other channel.

You seem down to earth and explain things well. How does one address the proof of lodging while in another country( US). Must I travel to France, find a place, pay the rent for a year to have the required French Address, return to US then get an appointment with VISA office, wait for approval, then return to France. Would an AirBNB for 3 months suffice as a permanent address? Trying to get a time line established. Can anyone help? Thanks

I am having a hard time finding insurance that isn't astronomical. I am in good health but the prices seem kinda high. Any recommendations for just basic health coverage?

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You drove there but couldn't get out because of the rain...sounds like when I visited you!

When do lady dogs cock there leg it's Boy dog's

Presently warm and sunshine up here in Lorraine. We don't have many "expats" around here so I don't see many GB, sorry, UK registered cars. I fully understand why you get upset about this matter as it backfires on all of us, even we who abide by the rules. It's time the police and customs cracked down on this big time. Live in France, abide by French rules and try to integrate. Don't try to turn your little area into "England's green and pleasant land" even though, because of Brexit, this doesn't even exist in the UK nowadays. Sorry for the rant but this annoys me as much as it does you.. Hopefully, it will soon be ancient history. PS: In Belgium, Belgian citizens cannot drive cars registered in another country and in the Netherlands, people with non-Dutch licences cannot drive Dutch registered cars, apart from hire cars.

A video suggestion for you… A talk about land taxes etc Also do not forget about the extra taxes that gets added if your property has a swimming pool

I know what you mean about the heat this year. At least it's cooled off in the last few days, we even got some rain in the last couple. It's meant to be dry today, but then back to rain and down to the low teens during the day for next week. I might see about a wee walk myself at some point, maybe around the Lac de Bournazel up by Seilhac, but I need to keep pretty close to Tulle the now - some family health issues. I need to decompress and relax, but it's not easy. Maybe in a couple of days once we get the latest results back. Take care of yourself, and give the dogs a scritch for me please? Right, now back to looking at a DPE and seeing if we can get some apartments sorted out for rental at last. It's all go...

This rule is mental! I've had many incidents with cars flying out of blind (brick walled) side roads. It makes no sense!

Hnry II had four sons by his wife, Eleanor of Acquitaine., William, Henry, Richard, Geoffrey, and John - in that order. William died in infancy. By his marriage Henry became the ruler of more land in France than did the French King. Normandy, because he was already Duke of Normandy, and now he was Count of Acquitaine, Anjou and Maine. Eleanor was 10 years older than Henry and had already been married to the Count of Anjou. Eleanor was ambitious for her sons and they, in turn were infatuated with their own satanic Angevin legend. They were known in their own lifetime as the "Devil's Brood". There was much turbulance and rebellion as a result and in an attempt to placate their scheming and ambition Henry effectively parcelled out his domains to them during his reign, but withour really dispensing with his power at all. His son Henry he had crowned King of England. This was not enough for the young King who, with the help of King Louis of France, who was keen to break up the Angevin empire, led a rebellion against his father. It was not successful but by a truce it was agreed that young Henry could have half the revenues of England and Normandy, which he would inherit, Richard was to inherit Acquitaine and Geoffrey Anjou.John got nothing which is why he was thereafter referred to as John Lackland. Subsequently the young king died suddenly and his father made a further dispensation. Richard would now have Normandy, Anjou and England. Geoffrey should retain Brittany ( he had married the daughter of the Count of Brittany) and John should have Acquitaine. Richard, who had been brought up in Acquitaine (he barely ever set foot in England other than to be crowned and to receive the taxes to fund his Crusades) stormed off to Acquitaine which he considered his rightful inheritance. Geoffrey died leaving a son, Athur. Richard then went into open rebellion against his father with the help of the King of France. to whom Richard swore fealty (though not for England as that was a Kingdom and not a domain. Henry II (the old King) had to retreat, submit to his son and soon afterwrds he died at the castle of Chinon in Touraine. Richard was now King of England and inherited all the Angevin possessions in France. Much is made of Richard's heoic feats on the Crusade, much of it merited (other than in respect of the massacre of the garrison of Acre by beheading which he personally oversaw), the respect that he and Saladin had for each other etc. Ultimately he failed to take Jerusalem. On his death John became King, having, it is said, personally strangled to death his rival to the throne, his nephew Arthur. The Devil's brood, indeed.

and he has been buried at Fontevraud, near Saumur, with both his parents

I wish we could go back to trains in my area, but they turned the old train lines into hiking paths and ripped up the tracks!

good to see you talking some french

wally not wearing cam

no more teeth since 2021 but pliers were not always used the prybar then a clamp use to wiggle the teeth out

where is your berry hat

in my village many greet me one ignorant says nothing unless hes complaing about me not being in order

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You have a couple of funny ideas about EV emissions, but yep, public transport is far better for the environment than private, and there was such an extensive network in France, would be great if it could be re-established. Where we go in near Dijon the buses are very infrequent so a car is necessary but there was a train line that’s mostly still there that could be reactivated. Uk so much of the old networks have been built over.

Never learnt any of this area of history when I was at school

I think he forgave the boy that shot him and gave him money and his freedom, Then after his death , one of his officers had the poor lad flayed alive and then hanged as is to prolong his agony ... Honestly, humans are the lowest form of life. Of course I am no historian , but thats what I seem to remember . loved the video !

Most of the tracks and access points need to be maintained because they are used to stop the spread of fire and allow firefighters access

how many wally cam videoes

Thanks for letting us see this fascinating place . Keep up the tree planting. I grow loads of trees from seed and guerrilla plant wherever I can .

That looks like an interesting place

i can, but i am not a Brit...

It’s rules like this that really makes me think full self driving is decades away. Motorways are one thing, but programming/ training a something like this?

Still amazes me how many folks who move to France have no idea about the "yellow diamond with a black line through it" road signs you see. In a lot of places there are other road markings or signs to give priority to cars on the main road, but it's still something to keep in mind -- especially when going in to smaller towns.

I've never understood why they don't promote them in the UK. It's a pain in the butt when the winder mechanism breaks on the roller shutters.

So there be drones above a nudist camp

Silly that I was having a similar conversation with friends days go.

Well that's just not true, flashing your air pistol about and speaking with a weird cadence doesn't change the facts

Tax dodgers being taken off the road as a result of Brexit. I am sure they knew they voted for that.

A lot depends on the enthicity?

This one sounds very interesting - never heard about this before

My dad moved out to France with me during the 80s. He had a pension and was covered by UK health insurance. He died back in 1990 and is buried in France. I hate to think how I would have coped with this nowadays. Brexiteers, especially those living in the EU, really had no idea what they were voting for. Johnson, Gove, Farage, Mogg and all the others should be locked up for life for the damage they created.

So you are stuffed if your parents are worth a lot more money than you and can afford to pay for care and support themselves very easily

Another good channel @AllShorts

In French a water-diviner is a "sourcier" (source = spring). There are perhaps people with a similar gift for metal? 😉 I’ve never heard of such but you never know... I had a colleague who was so good at finding mislaid things - bags, books, folders etc - that it was uncanny and we said she had the talent of a "sourcière". But I don’t think she’s available for work in the Limousin. Bon courage. 👍😊

Lots of things you need an authorisation to do in France. For example, I looked into the possibility of owning a Tarantula. In the UK or some other EU countries, you can go to a pet shop or a show and buy one. In France, you need an authorisation from the Préfecture but you also need to pass an exam intended for breeders. You need to prove you can look after them. A good thing in a way but it makes it virtually impossible for anyone other than an expert to own one.