100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
If you decide to settle in America, whether in the North or South of the continent, you’re embarking on an exciting adventure. Cultures abound, professional opportunities abound and expatriates generally appreciate the quality of life. From Miami to Santiago, many American metropolises offer a pleasant and dynamic living environment. Before you leave, find out exactly […]
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People often talk about French expatriates abroad, but not much about the other way around. And yet, they have a lot to tell us about our society, and offer a refreshing view of it. Thanks to the survey “Expatriates in France: tell us about your life” carried out by Paris 21 in September 2014, we
Expatriates in France: their vision of the French way of life Read more
An estimated 2 million to 2.5 million French expatriates are registered with the French consulate abroad. In reality, this figure is higher if you add up the number of unregistered expatriates, to come closer to 3 million French expatriates. More globally, with no less than 230 million people living in a country other than their
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An expatriation to a high-risk or conflict zone requires more preparation than an expatriation. Expatriates are exposed to varying degrees of security risks and dangers, depending on the country concerned. Here are a few tips to help you prepare for your expatriation in complete safety. Knowing the risks before moving abroad To begin with, study
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The number of French expatriates abroad continues to grow, driven by economic opportunities, family reasons or personal aspirations. In 2024, nearly 2.5 million French people were officially registered as living abroad, according to the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. This figure continues to rise, particularly for destinations outside Europe. This trend reflects a growing desire
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Pascal Burgard, author of the blog La Vida au Mexique, shares his rich and inspiring expatriation journey. Find out more about his journey to Mexico, via England and Ireland. Settled in Mexico since September 2007, he offers us a sincere and captivating look at his professional and cultural experiences abroad. If you’re planning an expatriation
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I arrived in Singapore in July 2006, as a student at an engineering school in France. Knowing nothing about Asia and knowing that a change of scenery was guaranteed, it was just one more attraction for me to discover Singapore. What’s more, Singapore’s standard of living is quite similar to Europe’s, so when it comes
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San Francisco is unique for me because it combines world-class economic activity, a spirit of protest and ecology in the United States and a strong presence of magnificent nature all in one place. I’d like to take this opportunity to describe what it’s like to live in this bustling city on a day-to-day basis, rather
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Why go to India? A recurring question I’ve been asked dozens of times. And why not? I’d never been there before, never set foot in Asia, but I had every intention of going there one day after wandering all over Europe. I might as well seize the opportunity to see something different, to see a
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Why did you move to Canada? I’m French and I met my husband, a British-Canadian, in France. He had been looking for work for a long time, but with his law degree from Canada, he didn’t fit into the French “boxes”. So he preferred to propose to me and take me on an adventure to
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