Languedoc is a region of vast diversity, both culturally and geographically, with a long, rich history. More importantly for the cyclist, though, the region is endowed with thousands of kilometers of quiet sun-kissed roads that make cycling in Languedoc such a pleasure.

Are you dreaming of a new life in France but concerned about:

• Establishing residency before the Withdrawal Agreement deadline of 31/12/2020?
• Finding housing in France with the COVID-19 pandemic?
• Understanding what healthcare and financial support you’ll be entitled to in France once Britain leaves the EU?

These are all valid concerns, but they should certainly not put you off your dream of moving to France! Renestance wants to help make your dream a reality, so we’ve put together the Renesting in France – Brexit Edition Webinar series on quick order, especially for you! This series provides you with key information so you can act whilst Britons’ rights are still covered via the Withdrawal Agreement.

On 9 May, Dennelle was featured in a TF1 documentary on French TV following the journey of 3 different families as they relocate to France.

Are you dreaming of a new life in France but concerned about the Brexit deadline to establish residency? Have you already started a property search that has been curtailed due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Are you concerned about healthcare and financial support once Britain leaves the EU?

Renestance wants to help make your dreams a reality, so we’ve put together the Renesting in France – Brexit Edition Webinar series on quick order especially for you!

IT’S TAX TIME AGAIN IN FRANCE! Do you need to file?

Yep – Springtime in France brings warm, sunny weather, green gardens – and taxes! We take this occasion every year to remind our community that if: 1) you are a French resident, or 2) you receive French income (eg, rental), you must file a French income tax declaration.

As we all know, there are many uncertainties surrounding Britain’s extraction from the EU. Unfortunately, it is now clear that Brexit will really happen, however many of us straddling life in France and the UK hoped it wouldn’t. This will have an effect on free movement in the EU for those of us holding a UK passport. We still don’t know whether having a French carte de séjour will mean we have to queue up in the ‘non-EU’ queue at passport control in airports and ferry ports.