12 Best Places(Regions) to Live or Retire in France
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- Опубліковано 17 лис 2022
- France has always been a sought after getaway for retirees from across the globe. After-all it is a country that offers everything, the alps, the Mediterranean sea, the Atlantic ocean, vast countryside as well as big metropolitan cities. As a whole it has 13 administrative regions all of which offer unique experience for residents. We have excluded the region where Paris is located as it is the least favorite among retirees. As a whole France boasts a rich culture, some of the best healthcare in the world and highly developed infrastructure. When it comes to visa policies, France does not issue a dedicated visa for foreign retirees. But, most of the retirees opt for one of its long-term residency visas which aren't that difficult to obtain especially if the applicant is hailing from reputable countries.
So here are 12 Regions to Live and Retire in France.
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I live in Paris. I spent ten years exploring all the French regions. Then I went around other places (Hungary, Thailand, Spain, Portugal..). And finally - I couldn't choose. So now I'm retired, I'm still in Paris which has the best Air, Rail and Road links and I just go and visit places.
You must be Wealthy enough to live like that .
@@ironfistarrival wtf idiot, in europe travel is cheap, i went in jun 2 weeks turkey, sep 2 weeks cyprus, in dec 2 weeks tenerife and januari 3 weeks dominican republic we have alot of cheap airlines anybody can travel
Paris is absolutely magnificent. You must like the cold weather, as I understand the winter can be harsh and long. I have not been in Paris during the winter months. I live in NYC. You're north of me in terms of Latitude. So what's it like? I expect to live part-time in Paris, in the near future.................
good job. doing the same or similar. lived in usa, finland, hungary, now italy. Fine in italy now but frence is also very attractive..
@@ronen160 despite the difference in latitude, winters in western Europe are not as cold as those of the eastern US (and rather comparable to those of the northwestern US, western Canada).
I love southern France.
As French many people leaving Paris 15% since 2010 they go mostly to areas of Bordeaux and Nantes ,and the retirees come to Bretagne where I live, simply the best.
La Bretagne , magnifique. En septembre, personne sur les plages
I had a villa near Perpignan for many years and would recommend it, beautiful scenery and beaches and not too busy! The sunniest place in France as well!
Rugby league team too
Why did you sell it?
I really want to go there!
The most peaceful old medieval place I can find .
This is rubbish people in France buy houses to live in not for investment (typical US Attitude) Therefor house prices rise very slowly especially in rural districts
You just do ‘t understand the laws of economics
Marseille didn’t make the list. It was the capital of the region that was #1 on the list
Provence is the best region of the world. Even better than Tuscany. Yes, I said that.
Nice, Antibes, Cannes, Avignon, Arles, Nimes, Aix, ChateauNeuf Da Pape.
Can’t beat it.
Nope! The best is the Bay of Arcachon, the paradise of my youth, and later of my children. 😂 No Côte-d'Azur or Provence for me, overpriced, overcrowded in Summer:
Why didn't you mention climate as a factor? Lille is nice from May to September. Then the rain, mist and cold come off the North Sea and rip your hide off. You also freeze your ass of in Brittany, Grand Est, and Normandy (which, btw, is know for a hell of a lot more than Omaha Beach). Oh, and although you gave brief mention to some wines, the beers in Strasbourg are some of the smoothest and easiest to drink lagers in the world.
"(which, btw, is know for a hell of a lot more than Omaha Beach" I spotted that too. This video is so badly written, and narrated too. Really painful.
thats cos strasbourg used to be a part of germany so probably retained the beer making tradition even after joining france
@@mogheanil Typical for Americans to think that the Germans practically invented beer... and that the brewing "tradition" remained. This isn't so. Lager and pilsner exist in Strasbourg because the climate is perfect for growing barley and hops. When traveling to the city by car, one can see the hops fields along the highways. (I used to live in the area.)
@@fireatheart yes, so inane., and simply very banal
@@arkady714
Typical for others to think that they know what Americans think,
I’ll tell you a secret , but don’t be surprised, Americans , like most people really don’t care, who invented beer .
this is very useless production without any concrete useful information.
First, the D-day invasion took place on more than Omaha Beach. Secondly, and MORE importantly, the D-day invasion was and is NOT infamous!!!
Seriously! Terrible word choice.
This video makes Omaha Beach sound like a place where people go for its sandy beaches. In my opinion, Omaha Beach is a place for reflection and the French show great respect for it by not making it look like a cheap tourist destination.
well, she is American; you know
I love Corsica 🥰
L'ile de beauté....
@@davidburke2697 and an admirable and courageous people
Olympus Mons is awesome but also, the Valles Marineris is to the Grand Canyon what Olympus Mons is to Everest. So yeah
Excellent
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Never see a refugee in my village
Best place to retire in France ? Easy anywhere there's lot of Goed koop woning.
I'm shocked Marseilles made to this list.
I thought the same people who hate Paris would hate Marseilles because it is France's main port for drug smuggling. Thus, breeding the violence of that city.
Not as long as Macron is in power. I’d rather go to Greece.
Enjoy Greece then no comment needed
Bonjour de France. Taxes are rising like never before!!! For 20 years now owning a flat or a small house on the "Côte d'Azur" or even in all Provence has becoming harder and harder. By super taxing owners the state is making of them tenants. In Paris 53% more taxe only this year!!!!! France has a monstrous debt and a huge African immigration, just saying...
Absolument les instances européennes sur l immigration sont insupportable la France est envahi. Et endetté. Depuis 1981 la France baisse. Au il y a enfin une prise de conscience seul une autre révolution industrielle intelligente sera la solution la prise de conscience est là dessus. Aussi en matière d immigration cela commence à bouger
But how do we do this now that Brexit has closed the door?
@@convidtruthshallout Thanks for that, my mistake. You have led me to do a little research and I see that a £99 visa does the trick and covers my particular needs.
Now that the U.K. is no longer a Member State of the European Union, U.K. people are not entitled to the same rights in other Member States as applied heretofore. They are now Third Country Citizens and have limited entitlements as regards length of stay and residency. They voted for Brexit and thought that nothing would change.🤣😂🤣
It is very easy to get an Irish visa. You just need one grandparent for either the South or Northern Ireland. Hundreds of Thousands of Brits now hold Irish passports.
Pakistan 🇵🇰
If you are a man, may be
germany is better for retirement, france is too expensive et dirty
Your opinion is obviously biased! Enjoy the boche then!
Could you please give more details to support what your comment. Otherwise, I don’t think it is relevant.
Swarmed by refugees, no thank you 🥰
We have acquaintances who live in Menton. We have heard the same thing. My friends,
go into Monaco and are just amazed at how many Syrians, Moroccans, and others are there. And they go there from France or Italy. There is also St.-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, Cannes, etc and other communities up the hills and mountains. The people we know just can not believe the numbers of "Illegals" that were in the entire area. There IS "petty crime" in Monaco and it is ALWAYS the very people you have mentioned. What has happened to the area is very discouraging. The good citizens there do NOT deserve to have this happen to them. :)
@@globalonemusic2381 it’s sad with what they are doing to European countries. They are trying to replace White people with other races White people’s own countries…
@@globalonemusic2381 I wonder how many good citizens in Monaco are there to hide their money from the tax authorities? How dare they be pestered by poor people. Surely their wealth should protect them from such responsibility for their fellow man and woman.
@@fritzhenning1 The person I know there has very ethically told us that every day, close to 40,000 to 50,000 people enter the Principality to work. They work at the hotels, shops, restaurants, on the yachts, etc. In fact, 70 % percent of the Police Force. are French Nationals. And all of those 40,000 to 50,000 people - responsibly go back home to their families every evening.
I know with certainty that Albert and the entire family and, the rest of government treats their police officers like trash. It is horrible.
She told me that it is all too common an occurrence for people, especially working on the boats for private owners, for the employees (workers) to be cheated out of their wages.
Caroline did a televised interview a years ago, during which she shamelessly admitted that "The Family" perceives Palace employees as "Servants / Slaves". She can never deny that she said it, because it is a retrievable video interview. The family...and the wealthy "Nomads" (that is all they are).....have a very ugly, shameless and nasty social culture of "Negative Class Distinction" towards others.
Added to all of that is the problem with illegal immigrants. Monaco was a LEGEND for being a crime free environment. However, in the past 10 years or so, Italy and France let so many illegal immigrants into their countries, the Moroccans, Syrians and others, violent and other "street crime" in Monaco is just horrible. Only 10 years ago, no one would ever believe it would
be possible.
Simply put, you are correct. :)
Good as with such views you surely don’t belong in France