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Your complete resource for relocating to and living in Paris. Find English-speaking professionals, discover the best neighborhoods, and get insider tips for expat life.
Paris offers unparalleled access to art, history, cuisine, and fashion. From the Louvre to neighborhood bistros, culture is woven into daily life.
A thriving expat community with international schools, English-speaking services, and global networking opportunities.
World-class healthcare, excellent public transport, rich culture, and easy access to the rest of Europe by train or plane.
Finding professionals who speak English can be challenging. We've curated the best English-speaking services across Paris:
Find English-speaking accountants
📋Find English-speaking babysitters
📋Find English-speaking coworking
📋Find English-speaking dentists
📋Find English-speaking doctors
📋Find English-speaking driving schools
📋Find English-speaking electricians
📋Find English-speaking gyms
📋Find English-speaking hairdressers
📋Find English-speaking lawyers
📋Find English-speaking notaries
📋Find English-speaking plumbers
📋Find English-speaking real estate
📋Find English-speaking therapists
📋Find English-speaking veterinarians
Paris's arrondissements each have their own character. Here's what expats need to know:
Explore English-speaking services in Barceloneta
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View services →The Carte Vitale (health insurance card) is essential for healthcare in France. EU citizens can apply through CPAM (Caisse Primaire d'Assurance Maladie). Non-EU residents should apply after obtaining their visa and work permit.
Many landlords and employers require a French IBAN. Traditional banks like BNP Paribas and Société Générale have English-speaking branches. Online banks like Boursorama and N26 are also popular with expats.
French rental contracts can be complex. Consider consulting an English-speaking lawyer before signing. Standard contracts are either "meublé" (furnished, 1 year) or "vide" (unfurnished, 3 years).
As a resident, you'll need to register with the French social security system. This gives you access to the excellent French healthcare system. Start by registering on ameli.fr and choosing a médecin traitant (family doctor).
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