Moving to France? Here’s What You Actually Need to Know - Stephen Heiner Interview

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In this comprehensive video, I interview Stephen Heiner, co-author of "29 Days to France" and founder of "The American in Paris" website, to answer your most frequently asked questions about moving to France. I am an American who has been living in Dijon, France since 2008, and I wanted to bring you expert advice on the practical aspects of relocating to France. We cover essential topics including visa requirements and application processes, strategies for finding rental apartments without French employment contracts, figuring out health insurance, dealing with French bureaucracy with the right mindset, choosing the perfect location in France to call home, and overcoming common challenges expats face when settling into French life. Stephen shares his personal experience of moving to France in 2013, living in both Paris and a small town, providing practical insights from someone who has successfully helped many Americans make the transition. Whether you're dreaming of life in France or actively planning your move, this video offers expert advice on the practical steps and cultural adjustments needed to successfully relocate and thrive in France. Plus, we’re giving away a free copy of "29 Days to France" - just click the link above to enter and sign up for my newsletter for more expat tips and French living insights.

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Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:33 What visa do I need to move to France?
09:25 Where should I live in France?
12:59 How to rent an apartment in France without a French job
22:59 What are the biggest challenges of living in France?
29:57 Private health insurance before moving to France
31:27 How do you deal with French bureaucracy?
33:30 Surprises about living in France
35:33 The American in France website, services, and “29 Days to France”

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