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14/12/2007, 3:35 Elan Joined on 14/12/2007 Posts 2 moving to france eventualy hello my name is Dave,I am new to this forum,i plan to move to france eventualy,my gf is french and lives in a village not to far from besancon,i am about 99.9 percent we will get married,oh yea i forgot to mention i am an american,i am looking for anykind of advice or information that will help me to immigrate to this beautiful country,i have purchased a book, and i wanted to know if anyone knows about it, and if so how much truth is in this book,the books name is,working and living in france the ins and outs,thankyou    Report

14/12/2007, 11:26 TWINKLE Joined on 11/03/2006 Tarn 81 Posts 3,700 Re: moving to france eventualy Just Googled that book - a bloke called Dave wrote it    Report

14/12/2007, 11:43 Benjamin Joined on 21/08/2005 Vendée South Posts 1,564 Re: moving to france eventualy Welcome Twinkle..............you've just joined the Ever So Slightly Sceptics Club.  Benjamin Snips, snails and puppy dog tails    Report

14/12/2007, 11:44 TWINKLE Joined on 11/03/2006 Tarn 81 Posts 3,700 Re: moving to france eventualy It happens after about a year and a half on this forum    Report

14/12/2007, 15:00 Elan Joined on 14/12/2007 Posts 2 Re: moving to france eventualy no it was written by an american woman who has been living in paris with her family for many years now,her name is,Rose Marie Burke    Report

14/12/2007, 16:19 TWINKLE Joined on 11/03/2006 Tarn 81 Posts 3,700 Re: moving to france eventualy Sorry  I thought you meant this one http://www.amazon.fr/Living-Working-France-Survival-Handbook/dp/1905303017 If you want to know about France you will find some very helpful tips here on this forum    Report

14/12/2007, 17:08 Will Joined on 22/09/2004 Sussex & 50 (Mortainais) Posts 4,727 Re: moving to france eventualy Strange that the Rose Marie Burke book doesn't appear to be available on Amazon. And the only Google reference to this person seems to be a guide to cycling in Paris http://www.parisvoice.com/voicearchives/01/june/html/tips.html. I thought I knew most of the 'Go to France' books, but the only one with that title I know is the David Hampshire one already referred to. There's another, of which that forms part of the title, by Genevieve Brame http://www.kogan-page.co.uk/bookdetails.aspx?ISBN=0749442549. But whichever book you  are talking about it is likely to not be current. France's president is intent on changing a lot of things - and although the health reforms that are so widely discussed here are not going to have so much of an effect on those from outside the EU (which I presume you are, judging by where you chose to post your question) other reforms might well render the information in the books out of date. Forums like this one are the best place to get information - though always get confirmation of important points from a qualified person rather than rely on the internet (or books come to that). Will intentionally blank signature http://www.vienormande.com    Report

05/01/2008, 19:21 Zuluboy Joined on 26/02/2005 Posts 7 Re: moving to france eventualy I had a property in France jointly with my ex-wife - we had intended to move there to stay eventually.  As things went pear-shaped she sold the house and I am back in South Africa but have a strong desire to move back to France some time (I am still a UK Citizen).  I found it very hard to get a job there over the 6 years that we travelled back and forth from the UK and would go the self-employment route when I go back there.      Report

05/01/2008, 19:36 woolybanana Joined on 27/08/2007 Posts 1,019 Re: moving to france eventualy Tell me more totsi and I will try to help. Unless you are a rooinek    Report

05/01/2008, 19:46 Tresco Joined on 23/08/2004 Charente Maritime. Posts 4,635 Re: moving to france eventualy Err. Steady on Wooly.    Report

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