What Americans Need to Know Before Buying & Moving to France

Are you an American dreaming of starting a new life in France? 💭 Watch our expert panel in this informative webinar on relocating to France and purchasing property as an American.
We cover all the essentials you need to know, including:
✅ Visa requirements and new immigration laws
✅ Costs of applying for residency
✅ Pathways to French nationality
✅ Finding your perfect French home :moneybag:
✅ Managing your finances across currencies
Our panel includes:
📘 A relocation specialist to guide you through the visa process - Richard Hammond from ‪@frenchconnectionshcb‬
🏡 A top estate agent with insights on the French property market - Dan Newton from ‪@TheFrenchPropertySpecialists‬
💰 A currency expert to help with money transfers and managing your finances - Iva Slavtcheva from ‪@moneycorp‬
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[@octobird1]

Fantastic speakers and such valuable information! Saving this one. Thank you for organizing it.

[@stevenbowden]

I’m in Sydney and looking to purchase in France. Is there a moneycorp equivalent in Australia? Can you recommend anyone?