French Administration Guides & Resources

If you live in France full time, registering with the French healthcare system is a must. It will allow you access to healthcare (as and when you need it), without paying for it in full. The system can be quite complex. Here’s an overview: How Does The French Healthcare System Work? Healthcare in France is not free at the point of need (like the NHS in the UK). If you're on the social security system, healthcare costs are partially covered by your social security regime (CPA

French paperwork can be a minefield, but amongst all the administration, there are some hidden gems. Did you know that you could be eligible for free training courses in France thanks to the social charges your employer has been required to pay on your behalf? https://www.moncompteformation.gouv.fr/ is a government website that keeps a track of your personal allowance. It also has links to thousands of courses you're eligible for. Who Is Eligible for Free Training Courses? A

If you’re living in France with a UK registered car, it’s high time you register your car locally. The good news is that cars which were bought onto French territory before Brexit, can still apply for a carte grise (car registration document) under the previous system. As with all French administrative tasks there are multiple steps to take. Here’s a run-down: Register your car - Tax Exemption Document (Quitus Fiscal) The first thing you need is a certificate provided by the

*Please note that this article doesn’t cover blood tests, scans and various prescriptions you may be given by your healthcare provider. Being pregnant with the prospect of giving birth in a foreign country can be daunting. But please don’t worry, help is at hand. This article will guide you through the administrative procedures relating to pregnancy and birth in France. By following this advice, you should be able to access all the benefits you're eligible for. So, you’ve fou