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Many people from Britain go to France for their holidays. After all, it is only just across the channel – 20 miles from Dover – so you can drive down there, hop on a boat, and in a couple of hours you can be off on a camping trip around the country, or driving to stay in a pre-booked hotel. 
A house removal is always a big deal for any property owner who wants to shift to another country. It entails gathering all possessions, planning transportation, and relocating. France is an increasingly common choice for house removals from the UK. Many people and families decide to relocate across the English Channel due to its closeness and cultural attraction. 
If you are considering moving to France, one of the biggest advantages is that property prices there are in general lower than in the UK. All right, if you are going to Paris, that is going to be expensive, but in other areas you will save a considerable amount. A 5-bed home in Limousine, for instance, recently went for less than £175,000! 
 
Every year, hundreds of thousands of people move to France to enjoy the country’s many job opportunities, rich cultural life, and varied scenery, including Mediterranean beaches, Alpine villages, natural parks, and world-famous sites. In this blog, you can read about some of the common reasons to move there, as well as help with finding finding removal companies in France
Moving to a new country is a big decision, especially for retirees who may be looking for a change of pace and scenery. France has long been a popular destination for retirees, with its beautiful countryside, rich culture, and high standard of living. If you are considering a move to France, there are many benefits to be had, and with the help of an international removals company like Movers International, moving furniture to France can be a stress-free experience. 
If you are going to move to France, you are nonetheless moving overseas, even if it is only 20 miles away. So, one of the things that you will need is a visa. Since we are no longer in the EU, we are treated no differently from anyone else who is not in the EU. 
Are you soon moving to the land of wine, the Louvre museum and baguettes? Then you have to read this blog till the end. Moving to France can be exciting. However, it is also tiresome. Not to forget all the paperwork, address changing, school and job hunting that goes on for months. The last thing you need is the hassle of securely packing and shifting your belongings to your new home in France. Is there an easy solution? There is, and the answer is Movers International. We offer international removal services in parts of Europe like France, Spain and Portugal. 
The beautiful country of France has attracted many over the years. The picturesque locales, the rich culture, and the mouth-watering cuisine have made this country a favourite among people wishing to settle abroad. But removal to France involves a lot of paperwork, packing, and transportation. If all this sounds like a lot of work, do not worry. You can enjoy the services of Movers International; let us do the heavy lifting as you relax and jot down the bucket list of things you wish to do in France. 
Are you planning to move to France? Congratulations! You’re in for an exciting adventure. But before you can fully enjoy the experience, you need to get your stuff moved across the Channel. Don’t let the task overwhelm you. Moversint can take care of all your removals to France needs. 
If you are moving to France, there are a lot of things to take into consideration. One of the first things is to take into account whether or not you have sufficient money not just to move, but to live for several months in France. Even if you have a job to go to you are not going to get a pay cheque until the end of the first month, but that is the least of your problems. When you move abroad there are always things that you haven’t though about or things that crop up, which mean that you have to buy bits and pieces that you haven’t allowed for. The best advice for moving abroad, even if it is only across the Channel, is to be certain that you have enough to live on for six months. 

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