Moving to France as an American in 2025: Your Essential Guide

[@daniahjean-francois]

This was helpful, particularly mortgage/loan process. Thank you everyone especially Thomas.

[@DeanRamser]

Bonjour! Excellent video. We are retired educators from Portland. We just finished a long stay in Europe: 5 months helping a new school open in Lvivv, one month in Krakow learning about WWII, and a month in Tallinn. Our interview for a Visa de Long Séjour Valant Titre de Séjour VLS-TS is in 2 weeks. Perpignan looks perfect. And we love the beaches!! Healthcare, public transportation, and within walking distance to markets are important. Merci! Dean & Cindy

[@PeterSmith-uc1jh]

Isn’t it worry that the visa attorney refers to her visas as best selling products?

[@blktauna]

no

[@rjh2772]

How do I contact Eleonore Tavares

[@JonathanGarret]

Come on where have you put Zoe?????

[@rjh2772]

My wife and I would like to retire in France and we meet the requirements but we would like to work part time remotely with an US company is that possible?

[@stephanienelson1345]

You have to find that company in the USA first, I think. I work with an American company, travel to France on my tourist visa, and work from my French home periodically throughout the year. I don't stay more than a couple weeks at a time but could stay up to 3 months on a tourist visa, then go back for the second three-month period later that year. All on my regular tourist visa. Why not just buy a little place in France to use as a second vacation home and do it that way? Or just find an Air BnB that you like and stay there first. You don't need to move on a longstay visa right away. You can take your time.

[@michellenelson575]

This is about selling real estate and begins with that. Skip if you want visa info

[@blktauna]

Why does no one cater to us non 500k+ level people. I'm looking for a decent one or two bedroom apartment to live in the Nice area.

[@Theguys1]

Don’t tell anyone you’re an America.