Expats often dream of
moving to France. Visions of long country lunches; people-watching from cafés; strolls in a lavender-scented Provence; sunbathing on the beaches of Nice; and immersion in the cultural riches of Parisian art and couture; mesmerise potential expats and lure them to this legendary European country.

Ironically enough, the French nation is not the most welcoming of foreign nationals. The country prides itself on its distinct
culture and language, and feels little need to accommodate outsiders. The language proves the most difficult barrier for expats to cross, especially as the French do not enjoy speaking English, and any expats wanting to make France home will need to become fluent in French....
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