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The expatriate tax system called into question by Anne Genetet

On Tuesday September 11, Anne Genetet, Member of Parliament for the French abroad, presented Prime Minister Edouard Philippe with a report containing 215 proposals to encourage French people to take up international mobility. Here are the contents of the report and, in particular, the priority subjects that the MP believes require reform: Public authorities at […]

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The European Union-Japan Free Trade Agreement or JEFTA

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What does JEFTA mean? The JEFTA “Japan-EU Free Trade Agreement”, considered to be the world’smost important trade agreement comes into force on Friday, February 1, 2019. This agreement, negotiated since 2013, creates the world’s largest free trade zone. It covers nearly 635 million consumers and more than a third of the world’s GDP. Japan is

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Medicare French, French clinic in Earl’s Court

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When you come to live in London, it’s not always easy to find a clinic or a good doctor who speaks French. Mondassur helps you find the right clinics. Today, French Medicare. Medicare Français, a French-speaking team in West London If you want to find a quality clinic in West London, you can go to

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French students get away from it all for the start of the school year

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Most French students abroad are eager to resume their studies. However, for a growing number of them, the start of the new academic year is not in France. Today, going abroad to study or do an internship is much more than just an opportunity. In fact, it has become a key step in enriching your

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The expatriation life cycle

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Expatriation brings you into contact with a culture, an environment and, above all, a way of life different from that of your country of origin. Black and Mendenhall’s theory has shown that, during their stay abroad, expatriates go through a cycle of four to five phases, punctuated by pleasure, doubts and sometimes even discouragement. Mondassur

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Young people and expatriation

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These days, young people are more open to the world and no longer hesitate to travel far from home. In search of new adventures and wide-open spaces, more and more people are choosing the path of expatriation. Easier mobility In today’s globalized world, international business holds no secrets for many young people. Over the years,

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Expatriation: What health coverage should you choose?

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There are many reasons for expatriation. Whatever the reasons, the two most important issues for expatriates are retirement and health cover for you and your family. I’m an expatriate if I’m recruited directly by a foreign company to work abroad My employer is sending me to work abroad for a limited period but has not

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The most advantageous countries in the world for starting a business

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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

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Children of expatriates

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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

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5 advantages of expatriating with your family

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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.

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