100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
Internationalization is a real challenge, and contrary to popular belief, it doesn’t always translate into success. An internationalization strategy is a long and complex process, mobilizing all the company’s resources. To ensure its success, it is essential to know how to prepare for it. To do this, you need to consider the form it should […]
How do you set up in France? Read more
Working abroad is all about discovery and cultural change. You have to get used to new ways of working, and it’s not just a question of the language barrier. Following a survey, we collected the testimonies of several French people from the four corners of the world. In Canada, the main difference with France is
Cultural change: working abroad Read more
At a time when global economic growth is showing better results, direct investment abroad is on the rise. For a French entrepreneur wishing to set up a subsidiary or launch his project abroad, the location of his business is an important criterion to take into account.In 2015, the World Bank drew up a ranking of
The most advantageous countries in the world for starting a business Read more
Children of expatriates have an above-average openness of mind, openness to others and ability to adapt. This cultural enrichment is a real asset. Being French but having already lived in 3 different countries before the age of fifteen allows the child to adopt an expatriate culture, andeducation abroad is a real asset. Without feeling a
Children of expatriates Read more
In 2010, immigrants accounted for 5.8% of the French population, representing almost four million people. The entrepreneurial spirit crosses borders, and many foreign expatriates are keen to set up their own business in France. In our article on the most advantageous countries in which to set up a business, we saw that, contrary to popular
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Unless you’ve been totally cut off from the world for the past few years, or have only recently discovered the Internet, you’re well aware that using social networks to share personal photos is far from ideal. Many specialized observers, institutions and the media point to the many risks incurred by network users when posting photos.
Expatriate families: share your photos securely online Read more
French associations have been set up abroad to help French expatriates before, during and after their expatriation. These associations help maintain ties with France, and can make settling in easier by providing information or a network of local contacts. We have compiled a list of associations grouped by field of activity. Representation to public authorities
French expatriates: your contacts abroad Read more
As the big departure approaches, the pressure is on and the questions run through your mind as a parent: “Will my children fit in?”, “How will they cope with being away from the rest of the family?”, “What will happen if we don’t like our life there?”. It’s true that this is no easy task.
5 advantages of expatriating with your family Read more
What skills do I need and what steps do I need to take? What is the most suitable visa? If you’ve decided to move to Australia to work as a “baker” or “pastry cook”, you should know that these professions are on the list of the most sought-after qualifications on the Australian job market. (Consolidated
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Dutch medical care is renowned for being among the best in the world… but also among the most expensive. Anyone living in the Netherlands must have health insurance. How does the Dutch healthcare system work? Which health insurance should you take out, depending on your budget and needs? How best to choose my international health
The Dutch healthcare system: how does it work? Read more
