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When people start planning to move abroad, one of the first thing they look for is the salary level. Will they make more in the country they are going to (if they get a job), than where they actually live. I can understand the logic but generally, we have to consider many factors. 1st: Will your main source of income be generated in the country you're choosing to relocate to, or will you bring your job with you? Because if you bring your job with you (if you're working remote

People tend to see France as a whole, but it has many different regions that make life very different depending on where you choose to live and with which budget. Of course, what is common to every place in the country is the school system, the health system, the laws etc, but besides that, people live very diverse type of lives, eat differently and have different life rhythm. So depending on your life stage, your aspirations and if you have a family or not, your choice may v

In my last post, I shared with you the reasons that made me leave France in 2023, my perceptions and conclusions about life after relocation. So you are probably wondering why a French person who lives in the US is willing to help you on your relocation plan outside the US and trying to present a country she left? Well, I would say that leaving your country makes you look at it in a new way, depending why you left it, in what state of mind you were, if you flee or not, if yo

Two years ago, I moved to Miami with my family. We were thinking about relocating for several years. My husband is a music producer. I am an author and a beauty entrepreneur. Both of us were in a stage of our life where we felt we needed a new ground to push our career perspectives further. We had done pretty well in France, but we wanted to experiment new people, new mindsets and we had our eyes on Miami because it is a multicultural and global city, near the sea, on the eas