- How To
- Moving
Moving to France
- Moving
- Housing
- Working
- Money
- Family
- Healthcare
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Transport
- Driving
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Vehicle Ownership
- Buying a Used Car
- Buying and Selling a Car in Monaco
- Changes to Vehicle Registration
- Green Card Insurance
- Importing a Vehicle to Monaco
- Selling a Used Car
- Vehicle Insurance
- Vehicle Registration
- Vehicle Roadworthiness
- Importing a Vehicle
- Importing an EU Vehicle
- Importing a Non-EU Vehicle
- Importing a Caravan
- DREAL
- Certificate of Conformity
- Emissions Tax
- Driving Licences
- Public Transport
- Air & Sea Travel
- Useful Contacts
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Lifestyle
- Entertainment
- Food & Drink
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Sports & Leisure
- Activities for Children
- Snow Sports & Safety
- Outdoor Activities
- Beaches
- Sea & Sun Safety
- Scuba Diving
- Fishing
- Fishing on the Riviera
- Canal & Barge Boats
- Pleasure Boat Licences
- Sailing & Boat Permits
- Golf
- Yacht Shows
- Hunting Regulations
- Ports & Harbours
- Tour de France
- Ski Resorts
- Avalanche Forecasts
- Horse Riding
- Underwater Sports
- Watersports
- Hang Gliding
- Pétanque
- Local Tourism
- Shopping

Find out essential information on moving to France: the rules and regulations that might affect your move, details about the country's social and economic health, plus a checklist to help plan your relocation.
Legal requirements to visit or stay in France might depend on your nationality, reason for entry, intended duration of stay and even income. “Getting residency” is very straightforward for citizens of the EU and their family members. However for non-EU nationals it can be a lot more complicated. In this section you can find out which laws might apply to you and what process to follow.
Need to know more about France's economy, society and culture to help inform your decision to move? You'll find key details here, along with an overview of the country's geography, history and climate.
Bringing pets? Animals also need to have their papers in order! Find out about the documents and medical checks needed to take your pet dogs and cats with you to France.