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Having a Baby in France
With French health care widely considered to be among the best in the world, many expat women find that having a baby in France is an organised and enjoyable...
How I Chose Where to Live in France: Case Study
For Alice Bridge, 42, choosing to move to France was the easy part. The hard bit was trying to decide which area of France would be right for her...
How I Dealt With Missing My Grandchildren: Case Studies
When Elizabeth Goldsmith, 64, decided to move to France, she didn’t count on how much she would miss her grandchildren.
Elizabeth told...
I Retired to France: Case Studies
As Simon Patterson, now 68, neared retirement age, he knew that he wanted a change of scene.
Having lost his wife to cancer a couple of years earlier and with...
We Moved Back After a Year: Case Studies
When Anne and Terry Bartlett, 62 and 63 respectively, sold their three bedroom house in west London to move to France, they never imagined that...
We Ran Out of Money Renovating Our Home: Case Study
It is a sad fact that for every ‘Living the Dream’ success story about a family or couple moving to France, there is at least one where it just...
We Were Desperate Not to Be Typical Expats: Case Study
For expats moving to France for a new life in the sun, it can be easy to slip into the tried and tested lifestyle of other Brits in your town....
What I Love About Living in France: Case Study
We’ve all watched those ‘living the dream’ type television shows were people move to France and it ends up one of two ways – either a be...
What I Wish I Knew Before Moving: Case Study
It’s easy to look forward to all the good stuff about moving to France – the delicious artisan bread, the long lunch break and the famed ‘quality...
Why I Now Keep ID on Me at all Times: Case Studies
There are some parts of your new life in France that are really easy to get used to – the delicious, cheap local wine, the fresh bread and the...
