Having the proper accommodation documents is very essential. This article outlines the key documents you need, such as rental agreements, hotel reservations, and the “attestation d’hebergement” for those staying with friends or family.
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Here’s a brief overview of the updated capital gains tax rates in Indian Budget 2024 and their implications for taxpayers.
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The Schengen area covers over 4 million square kilometers with a population of almost 420 million people, and includes 29 countries.
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Choosing the right mobile plan in France can be challenging with numerous options available. This article explains the process of getting a mobile network connection in France. Also, some of the best plans for 2024 to help you make an informed decision.
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A Plan d’épargne en actions (PEA) is a regulated savings product that allows you to invest in a portfolio of shares of European companies. This article explains the PEA account in detail including some ETF examples.
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The financial markets regulator in France, AMF has published the account fee caps applicable to a PEA account. So, Banks, Insurance companies, and brokerages cannot charge fees above these limits.
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The first-ever India House at the Paris 2024 Olympics, conceptualized by Reliance Foundation in partnership with the Indian Olympic Association (IOA). India House will be a venue for celebration of our nation’s rich cultural and sporting heritage.
PACS offers a legally recognized partnership alternative to traditional marriage in France. This article examines the PACS and the personal experience shared by Mohona about her PACS with a French partner.
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If you have been a legal and uninterrupted resident of France for at least five years, or if you hold a European Blue Card, you may be eligible for a resident card with the designation of ‘long-term resident – EU,’ subject to certain conditions. This card allows you to reside in other EU countries. It is valid for ten years and is renewable.
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This article is about the personal experiences of pregnancy and childbirth in France, shared by one of our readers. The article has been published with his permission, along with some important additional information.
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