France, French Republic or L’hexagone is the
largest country in the western edge of the European Union sharing borders with Belgium,
Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, The Mediterranean Sea, Monaco, Spain
and Andorra. France also shares maritime borders with the United Kingdom. Apart
from Europe, France Proper consists of 5 overseas entities namely: French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte, and
Reunion spread in different parts of the world. France is the world’s most
popular tourist destination with Paris (capital and largest city) being
the world’s 3rd most visited city in the world after Bangkok and
London. French, the official dialect of the nation is the first language spoken
by about 88% of the population of France.France is more than just
about being indulged in delicious French delicacies and admiring La Tour Eiffel.
It’s got a number of unbelievably beautiful cities, their history, cathedrals,
castles, culture and refined cuisine that are waiting to be explored.
4 Best Places to Settle in France
1. Paris, ‘The city of Lights’ is not
just the hub of France’s nightlife, with over 4,316 bars to choose from, it is
also well-known for its celebrated monuments like Arc de triomphe, Notre-Dame and the Sacré-Cœur that recount the history of a-2000-year old capital.
2. If you appreciate the art of
scrumptious food and mouth-watering drinks, Lyon is just the right city
for you. Traditional family run restaurants of Lyon steal the culinary show by
cooking the food with locally sourced fresh ingredients, that meet all
standards of the French Authenticity.
3. Choosing where to live is a
daunting task, especially when you have little ones to think of. The biggest
fear of parents while moving to a non-English speaking nation is that their
children may not be able to pick-up the local language easily. Montpellier
is just the right pick to cease all your tensions as the city is home to some
of the most popular schools for English-speakers. Besides, the city has a lot
more to offer to families from museums, art exhibitions, playgrounds,
to beaches, and botanical gardens, you just wouldn’t know where to start from.
This city doesn’t even fail to attract the youth with its wide variety of
clubs, pubs and beaches along with a number of internationally ranked
universities and educational institutions.
4. If
you’re looking forward to living and enjoying in a typical French city with
affordable accommodation and low-cost living, Brittany is certainly the
suitable preference for you. The city with its 700 miles of coastline and
endless countryside landscape fascinates everyone from young adults to old, retired
personnel as anyone can easily get immersed in the charm of its veritable yet
diversified beauty.
Transportation
in France
Every
city in France is unique in its own way, and offers something new and
adventurous with each rising sun. The best part about living in France is that
it is known to have one of the world’s best commuting systems, connecting all
of its cities like a web, which even costs cheaper than most other European
nations. Rail, road, air and water systems are all widely developed forms of
transportation in France. Public transport is so well established in France
that one doesn’t need to own a private car, especially not in big cities where
people of all backgrounds use railways, buses and even bicycles to travel to
and from their houses and workplaces. You can easily plan an incredible weekend
get-away to even some neighboring European countries at low-budget via European
rail networks.
Economy of France
The economy of France is
highly developed and free-market oriented, making the nation the 7th largest economy in the world and is dominated by the metallurgy, mechanical
and electrical engineering, chemicals, textiles, aerospace, automotive,
pharmaceutical, industrial machinery, finance, food and drink, and tourism
industry among others. This gives job-seekers, both European Union citizens as
well as those from the outside, the liberty to choose from a wide array of employment
opportunities.
Job opportunities in France
Finding a job in France can
be a five-finger exercise if you’re proficient in French language. If not, it
can become hard for you to find anything but a menial employment. Hence, it is
best advised to either take up a French language course well in advance before
planning to apply for a work permit or look for teaching jobs in the French
Educational System that usually demands proficiency in either English, German
or Spanish language. A teaching qualification or a university degree, along
with some experience should be enough for you to find a well-paid job in
International Schools, French Universities or local town-halls all over France.
Other English-speaking jobs
in France can be found on online sites like:
- Jobs in Paris,
that actually offers jobs throughout France
- Momji,
that offers jobs in teaching and childcare fields
Apart from these, there are
a number of recruitment agencies and employment search engines all across
France that post jobs in various professions besides tourism, retail,
agriculture, and the care sector, including:
- STEM professions (science, technology, engineering, and math)
- electricals
- vets
- medical professions
- carpentry
- construction work
- surveys
- ICT professionals
The best advantage
of working in France is that the firms do not discriminate between EU and
non-EU citizens, you get a job on the basis of your own skills and capabilities
and even through personal contacts, that makes it all the more important for
you to socialize by indulging in meet-up groups or making friends with
like-minded individuals, working in the fields of your interest. Plus, since
the government of France revises the minimum wage each year, you can be sure of
taking a great fortune back home.
Education in
France
In France, a large
number of educational programmes are available to foreign students whether they
speak French language or not. Higher French education involves about 2.5
million students annually, 12% of which are foreign students all of who benefit
from the highly diversified training programs.
There are about
3,500 private and public institutes for higher education in France, including
universities, multi-institute campuses, doctoral and engineering schools,
business and management schools and post-secondary schools of art and
architecture.
The tuition fees at
all government institutions remains the same all across the country. If you’re a
EU, Iceland,
Liechtenstein or Norway citizen, the tuition fees charged to you will be
cheaper in comparison to other international students who are charged the
following fees for their higher education in French government institutions:
- 2,770 euros per annum
for Bachelor’s programmes
- 3,770 euros per annum
for Master’s programmes
- 380 euros per annum
for Doctorate (PhD) programmes, the same amount as for Europeans
Note that the
tuition fees for private institutions can be highly exorbitant and range from
3,000-20,000 euros per annum. Although, with the dramatic increase in the
amount of tuition fees, the French government has assured to increase the
numbers and categories of scholarships.
What we do?
We at AdvikaTranslations have been guiding our clients with the right set of knowledge
about any and every change that takes place in the constitution of France for
foreign students, employs and migrants, that may be of great help to them, as
we keep ourselves updated with latest acts and amendments occurring in all the
countries of our clients’ interest. We also specialize in providing Certified
Translations services from over 100 native dialects including Hindi, Punjabi, Marathi, Bengali, Urdu, Kannada, Sindhi,
Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam to English
and French languages, as may be required by the Embassy of France, Campus
France, French Institutes, International Organizations in France or Consulate
General of France. Moreover, we directly deal with the HRD/Home Ministry and
the Ministry of External Affairs, Delhi for getting all personal, professional
and legal documents Authenticated and Apostilled for validation of the
documents while applying for visa through the Embassy of France.
Documents that are
usually required to be Translated and Apostilled are:
- Birth/Death Certificates
- Police
Clearance Certificate
- Medical
Certificates
- Marriage/Divorce
Certificates
- Degree/Diploma
Certificates
- Marksheets
- Passport/Visa
- Tax records
- Insurance
documents
- Bank statement
- Driving license
and more
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