Expats know that France has a reputation for having a difficult immigration process. While French bureaucracy is demanding, Head of Lexidy France and immigration lawyer, Eléonore Tavares de Pinho, breaks down the multiple, achievable options available to US citizens and shows the true value of having an expert in your corner.

In this episode, we dive into all the various ways US citizens can move to France, including a path so easy it requires no translation services and features a relatively low monthly income requirement.

Lexidy has kindly extended a discount offer to our listeners. Save 10% when you contact Lexidy at Lexidy.com and mention the code ABROAD10.

Learn more about how The Living Abroad Academy informs and accelerates moves to Europe for Americans: www.livingabroadacademy.com

"You have to go to the place, and do your own gut check."

In this episode, we enjoy a conversation with married expats Serene and Cliff, two well-traveled, goal-oriented former tech workers from the San Francisco Bay Area who, after many years of "auditioning" countries around the world, settled in Portugal for an early retirement. They discuss what drew them to the expat life, especially as Black Americans, as well as what they've learned as they've begun putting down roots and understanding their new home.

Learn more about how The Living Abroad Academy informs and accelerates moves to Europe for Americans: www.livingabroadacademy.com

“If we can do this, anybody can do it.”

Join a lively conversation with John and Tara about their move to a small, charming village in Italy. They share the highs of enjoying the local community and beautiful landscape to the challenges, or as Tara calls them “adventures,” of language barriers and bureaucracy.

Learn how this American couple has established a new European home that exceeds their expectations.

Ever the operations manager, Tara would like to provide the following clarifications:

• Citizenship does provide a few more things than the ERV (residency, voting etc.)
• Health care cost here is based on what we make here AND in the US. This year they asked that our commercialista here calculate the correct rate. That didn't happen last year.

Learn more about how The Living Abroad Academy informs and accelerates moves to Europe for Americans: www.livingabroadacademy.com