Do I recommend living in France as a British expatriate?
Has anyone useful French websites to get a car insurance quote are friendly speaking English.
It would need to have an English translation, even after 1 year in college, I do not think I fully understand the French forms.
In addition, we take with us 2 vehicles in France with British plates on the French resulted in a policy that guarantees cars registered in the UK or is it better to get reinstated immediately.
I use a Generali agency, speaks English and a copy of the English policy also tried the online quotes, but unless you master the difficult and want to ensure you get the right choice 0033 0 May 45 82 03 20 I'm about to make our 3rd car with them Good luck.
I assured my car with Aviva Lalinde There is a girl who works there called Wendy who is English and very helpful, she will contact you by email or telephone The number there is 0033553610350.
Screinemachers Sarl Eauze all speak fluent English, offer most of their policies in the English translations of the claims processing reports etc in English as well, and will record cars UK panels - and I always found very friendly.
I witha company called Maif I'm pretty sure if you call them, you can often ask an English There are many international organizations close to us and I'm sure many of us use Maif Maybe worth a call - risk not won anything.
Screinemachers Sarl Eauze all speak fluent English, offer most of their policies in the English translations of the claims processing reports etc in English as well, and will record cars UK panels - and I always found very friendly.
Used cars in Europe must legally be taxed, of WORD, and insured in the country of registration Most British insurers make sure you are on tour and not to live in a foreign country, so your car will techniccaly illegal really need to put on French plates.
Has anyone useful French websites to get a car insurance quote are friendly speaking English.
It would need to have an English translation, even after 1 year in college, I do not think I fully understand the French forms.
In addition, we take with us 2 vehicles in France with British plates on the French resulted in a policy that guarantees cars registered in the UK or is it better to get reinstated immediately.
Thank you for asking these questions - I find very useful Have you done your packing but I just had all my boxes delivered, a jump to come tomorrow and ongoing mass erase.
If you do not mind me asking what you're doing on the aspect of health coverage, I'm a little confused on this point.
Used cars in Europe must legally be taxed, of WORD, and insured in the country of registration Most British insurers make sure you are on tour and not to live in a foreign country, so your car will techniccaly illegal really need to put on French plates.
I lived in France until he was ten years ago and has, at times, have English not always registered cars they were insured by AXA If I had to do the same again you suggesting that I would not covered in case of accident, I had to make a claim at the time, never checked.
I lived in France until he was ten years ago and has, at times, have English not always registered cars they were insured by AXA If I had to do the same again you suggesting that I would not covered in case of accident, I had to make a claim at the time, never checked.
If you live in a country in the EU for more than 90 days, you are deemed resident and must re-reg car plates countries, I'm sorry, I do not know where, but France must have a website legisation EU, I only know Spanish, but the rules are the same there are many insurance companies that will take your money to ensure the reg cars in the UK, but if the car is illegal in the country how can -he assured.
If you live in a country in the EU for more than 90 days, you are deemed resident and must re-reg car plates countries, I'm sorry, I do not know where, but France must have a website legisation EU, I only know Spanish, but the rules are the same there are many insurance companies that will take your money to ensure the reg cars in the UK, but if the car is illegal in the country how can -he assured.
JDR Makes sense thank you, I guess I'll have to try to be up front with insurers and how they suggest I proceed when they certainly never suggested that there was a situation where I would not have a coverage When the answer is that I'll post it here I am in France for a year, no extension so I have no interest in re-register the car.
JDR Makes sense thank you, I guess I'll have to try to be up front with insurers and how they suggest I proceed when they certainly never suggested that there was a situation where I would not have a coverage When the answer is that I'll post it here I am in France for a year, no extension so I have no interest in re-register the car.
It will be interesting, the freehold countries seem to choose which rules they use or don t use.
This is an old post in the forum Spain, although the resident bit is 3 non HERE six months.
The site Anglo Info has a lot of useful information on topics like this, I'm running around the tax and MOT English but the French AXA insurance, which, in spite of that it covers all legal purposes in England, does not cover for retaxing my car since England has centralized computerized insurance records, so I'll soon reregistering in France.
The site Anglo Info has a lot of useful information on topics like this, I'm running around the tax and MOT English but the French AXA insurance, which, in spite of that it covers all legal purposes in England, does not cover for retaxing my car since England has centralized computerized insurance records, so I'll soon reregistering in France.
No, but I won t be able to tax in England must get my finger to get the French record I rather hope to sell or exchange it before now but events intervened.
No, but I won t be able to tax in England must get my finger to get the French record I rather hope to sell or exchange it before now but events intervened.
If this is not the country of origin insurance, then it is illegal.
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