Exhaustive list of Financial Benefits of Moving to France: An Expat’s Guide 

It's great to hear that you are considering investing in the stock market after being inspired by the success of Munger and Buffett with Berkshire Hathaway. Here are some key points to consider when investing a significant amount like the proceeds from selling your apartment:

Since Macron took office, there seem to have been more unfavorable results in France. These results include effects on the markets, such as price declines and sharp increases in inflation, as well as bank failures. I wonder if the sudden increase in interest rates will help value investors or if it would be wiser to stay away from the stock and financial markets for the time being.

This is just more of an incentive to move to France. I am already getting things ready for the move. This is just icing on the cake. All this information is awesome. Merci Boucoup!

great video Joshua. I really appreciate your hard work and research on these topics which really helped me to have a smooth expat life in France.

As long as I can remember France has been a country of protests and strikes which is why you have these benefits. I'm American and we don't fight. We fight in other people's countries to take things but in our own country we just swallow whatever we're given. That's why workers here have no rights, no vacation no healthcare etc. Very good video my friend. It is beautiful when someone is appreciative of their new country.

Thank you for talking about this topic. I really appreciate it.

Hello Joshua, I hope you are doing well. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your excellent content. I was quite confused about choosing between the USA and France and had been searching on RU-vid for the perfect video and channel to help me decide. I'm happy to say that my search has ended, thanks to your outstanding work❤

I just want to add an immigrant's perspective here in the US for some additional nuance: since your job provides insurance for you, if you are employed by, say, a hospital, you can actually get top quality care at a low cost, and this is very important for some rare conditions that are being researched more actively in the US than beyond. Moreover, many hospitals have payment plans and ways for you to avoid paying *if you are familiar with the laws*, which are complicated, and hardly anyone thinks of them. There are also public hospitals, which are by law required to take care of everyone regardless of insurance status and they are not even allowed to ask if you are in the US legally or not, so it is free for them, but they tend to be overcrowded. Now because the payments to the medical care normally go through insurance, and hospitals try to milk them for the most money, billing from the hospital is completely ridiculous and there aren't even standard prices for treatments. For example, last year I had to go to the hospital twice and had to have a quick but technically difficult surgery. I can honestly say I received amazing care, and it all cost me $1,600, which I am not upset about, just based on how quickly and skilfully I was taken care of. But without insurance, it would have cost me ~$100,000, if not more. That being said, I work for a university that has top 10 med school, so I was very lucky in that regard. I will add, however, that the concept of "sick days" and no federal maternity leave in the US are absurd. In fact, if I ever move to France (which is not out of the picture given my field of work, language skills, and the fact that I am an immigrant anyway), it would be partially because of this. From what I hear, having kids is much more affordable in France, and parents seem to be treated more like... people.

great video Joshua

Very helpful thank you 🌟

Great video man👍

Thanks for info

Helpful video…👍

The iPhone thing is primarily due to economies of scale. The U.S. is a larger market for iPhones => they ship in more volume => cheaper rates, so it ends up costing less per iPhone.

Very informative vedio

Merci à vous

Nice video, bhai.. me de vinci me aa raha hu bro MBA karne ke liye.. how is emlv??

Merci beaucoup

Bhai I have done btech in CSE and want to go for mim international business from EDHEC or ESSEC business school, so is IELTS enough for admission or should I go for GMAT????????

Informative video as always @JoshuaBalata . Quick question is the APS for 1 year or 2 for Indians?

Nice info but please provide earning of students with hour n cash also bcz there r lesser info on RU-vid pn France

i heard french gov has stopped paying CAF. is it true?

hi Joshua i want to know how much part time job pays in cities like Paris per hr?

US paid holidays are not really 0. In Tech companies normally folks take AT LEAST 2 weeks, apart from the regular holidays

Hey joshua i have taken loan from india for study abroad 50k euro for 10 year of tenure will get tax benefits in france while earning in france

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Maybe you're in top 1% of France and that's why it works in your favors. Health/social Security is pretty good in most of the European countries so France isn't an exception. Career wise is an average option especially when you compare it with the likes of Germany, Switzerland, Sweden and even Finland. The progress especially for IT with regards to these countries is minimal. There are only big companies and not many small and medium scale unlike Germany where you have all types of companies. This makes it very difficult for internationals to find a job and even internship. To add more the language barrier is so so high that one can't even escape it and also French is quite tough. There's nothing like Paris however France is pretty average. One have so many options in Europe way better than this mess

Bro please make videos on visa acceptes

tell me where i can get best education loan India or france And bank name

How did you find a job without French language

Bro you missed the 'family & friends' factor..

Which part of India you are coming from?