You keep thinking about France. Let's find out what it would actually take.

It starts with the two questions you're really asking: could I even qualify, and could I afford it. You can answer both tonight. Then, if it's a yes, 50 tools walk you through everything after that, one step at a time, all the way to a French passport.

Start where you are

14 days to change your mind, and it's yours for life.

We're French. We deal with these files every week.

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It's late, and you've got eleven tabs open.

One is a government page in French you've been half-translating for twenty minutes. One is a Reddit thread from 2019. One is a Facebook group where somebody's cousin is confidently wrong about tax treaties.

You opened the laptop to answer one question: whether this is even possible for someone like you.

You're closing it with more questions than you started with.

So let's put it in order.

Tonight

You can't tell which of these rules are even yours.

With this open

See which visas you'd actually qualify for
Price the move against what you really earn
Validate your VLS-TS
Open a bank account
Register with CPAM
+and every step in between, right up to the passport

One path. It starts with whether you'd qualify, and it ends with a passport.

All of that stands between you and this.

And here's the thing itself

Six things worth looking at. Nothing on this screen is a mockup.

Now watch somebody actually use it

Two minutes inside the app. Tap the button for sound.

Recorded in the live app, not a prototype.

Before you commit to anything

You find out where you stand. Nobody has told anyone at work yet.

Which visas you'd genuinely qualify for. Not which ones exist. Which ones are yours.
What the move would cost against the income you actually have.
Whether the tax side is a real problem for you, or something you've been dreading for nothing.
Which two or three regions fit the life you already live.

Some of what comes back will be good news. Some of it won't be. You might find out you can go next spring, or that you need another year, or that the route you had in mind was never going to work and a different one will.

Whichever it is, you'll stop guessing.

Why we built it

People come to us having been careful about all of it, and we still see the same handful of things over and over.

Somebody applies for a visitor visa because it looked like the simple one, then finds out it forbids them from working, and that they'd have qualified for a Talent permit the whole time.

Somebody else gets refused on proof of funds they could easily have shown, and loses the fee, the flights, and four months waiting for another appointment.

Or somebody sells the house back home a few months after landing instead of a few months before, and discovers France has a view on the gain.

None of that is carelessness. It's that nobody ever put the whole thing in front of them in order, with the dates attached.

So we started writing down everything we keep repeating. It took a while. This is it.

Maxime RoseauCo-founderMaster of Business and Communication, Université Nice Sophia Antipolis

Maxime handles the residency path end to end: which visa you'd actually qualify for, the consulate file, OFII validation, prefecture appointments, renewals and changes of status, right through to the naturalization dossier. Alongside that, the practical stuff that decides whether a landing goes smoothly or badly: rental dossiers, guarantors, utilities, proof of address.

Visas and OFIIPrefecture and renewalsNaturalization filesRental dossiers and guarantorsFirst-month sequencing

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Aurelio MauriciCo-founder, based in Aix-en-ProvenceMaster of Business Law, Aix-Marseille Université III

Aurelio handles the money and the paperwork: French bank accounts and the walls American and British applicants keep running into, tax residency and cross-border reporting, CPAM onboarding, ANTS filings. He runs real client files through these systems every week, so the tools reflect what institutions actually ask for, not just what the official text says they will.

Banking and FATCATax residency and reportingCPAM and healthcareDay-to-day administrationEditorial verification

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Independently reviewed

Shane ClarkCo-founder & President, EuroAmerican Financial AdvisorsEFP, US Series 65 Investment Adviser, Sevilla, Spain

Shane advises Americans living in 16 EU countries, France included, on investing under US rules from outside the United States. He reads every France Navigator tool that falls inside his field.

Read his profile and how we review

What Shane reviews

Investing as an American in France, and PFIC exposure
US brokerage and retirement accounts after the move
Portfolio construction and currency risk
Cross-border wealth planning where US rules apply

Every reviewer works to a defined scope. Outside it they don't sign off, and their name doesn't go on the tool.Shane's scope is the US money side. The British tools are checked against HMRC and GOV.UK directly, the same way the French ones are checked against service-public. EuroAmerican Financial Advisors is a partner of EasyFranceNow. Shane reviews for factual accuracy, doesn't write our content, and isn't paid per review.

There's nothing else like this

Not a book, not a course, not a group, not an agency. We looked, for a long time.

A bookOut of date the day it prints. No dates, no calculations, and it's never heard of your visa or your passport.

A YouTube courseOne person's move, filmed once. You watch it, then you open the same forty tabs.

A Facebook groupStrangers guessing in good faith, mostly from 2019, with no idea which rules are yours.

A relocation agencyThousands of dollars, and they won't take you until you've already decided.

France Navigator50 tools that tell you whether to go, then sequence and track the whole move. Open at 2am. Yours for life.

What this costs if you hire it out instead

Hire those four out, at the cheapest quote in every range$2,850

Relocation consultant$1,500 to $4,000Phases 1 to 4, 21 tools

Cross-border accountant, year one$800 to $2,000Phases 5 and 6, 17 tools

Document service$300 and upEvery letter, filled in with your details

Immigration lawyer, one hour$250 to $500 an hourPhase 7, 12 tools

France Navigator, one click$349

$6.71 a tool, and you keep every one of them for life, whichever way you end up deciding.

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14 days to change your mind. Everything opens the second you join.

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From people who used it to decide, and then to move

i bought this before i had decided anything, just to find out if france was even realistic for me. ran my own numbers through the tax and cost tools in one evening and finally got a straight answer instead of a forum argument. by the time i said yes i already knew what it would cost and what came first

MRMegan R.Bought before deciding, Montpellier, Feb 5, 2026

What sold me is that it hands you the entire move as a sequence. I always knew my next three tasks, what depended on what, and what was coming months out. I did not miss a single deadline because nothing was left to memory.

DKDaniel KranstTalent route, Paris, March 9, 2026

We had lived in France before Brexit so we assumed it would be simple. It is not, we needed a visa like anyone else, and the app was blunt about that on day one. Then it walked us through the ISA and the HMRC side that nobody warns you about. Nothing slipped through the cracks.

PTPriya T.London to Lyon, June 8, 2026

Two passports, two sets of problems

Forty of the tools are about France, and they're the same for everyone. The other ten depend on where you're coming from.

If your passport is American

The French banks that turn you away because of FATCA
What an ordinary French fund does to your US return
Filing with the IRS forever, plus FBAR
Whether the state you left still counts you as resident

If your passport is British

Since Brexit you need a visa like everyone else
Your ISA stops being tax free once France counts you as resident
HMRC, the residence test and split-year treatment
SIPPs, the State Pension, and whether you get an S1

Ten of the tools come in two versions. You pick your passport once, and the one that isn't yours never shows up again.

All 50, if you want to see them

The ten carrying a US / UK badge are the ones that exist in two versions.

Your Tuesday market

Your door

Your pâtisserie

Your corner café

Your morning

You're not buying 50 modules

You're buying a straight answer, and then the morning you stop counting the days.

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Where every figure on the page comes from

1The official sourceservice-public, france-visas, impots, ameli, irs.gov, gov.uk

2Rechecked every weekAutomatically, so nobody has to remember to do it

3Read by an expertInside a defined scope, and only inside it

4One click backTo the official page, so you can confirm it yourself

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All 50 tools, from the first question to the passport
The American and the British version of every home-country tool
Your own plan, with deadlines and a nudge before each one
A separate plan for your partner and each child
Rechecked every week, and reviewed by an expert in each field
Yours for life, including everything we add later

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14 days to change your mind. Run it against your real numbers. If it isn't right, email us and we'll refund you.

Prices in US dollars. Taxes may apply at checkout. These are educational tools, not legal, tax, or immigration advice.

Before you buy

Is there really nothing else like this?+

Not that we've found, and we looked for a long time. There are books, courses, forums and agencies. There's no other app that runs the whole move to France as a sequence, rebuilt around your visa, your passport, your city and your household, from the first question to the last.

I haven't decided yet. Is it too early to buy this?+

It's the best time to buy it. The first two phases exist to answer exactly that question. They show you which routes you'd qualify for, what the move would cost against your real income, what you'd owe in tax on both sides, and which regions fit the way you already live. If the honest answer turns out to be no, or not this year, you'll know in an evening instead of in month four.

I'm British, not American. Is this really built for me?+

Yes. Forty of the tools are about France itself, and those don't change whichever passport you hold: visas, OFII, prefecture, CPAM, housing, schools, naturalization. Ten of them come in two versions, because a British move and an American move genuinely aren't the same problem. Your ISA stops being tax free, HMRC has its own residence test, and you'll want to know early whether you get an S1. None of that touches an American, who has FATCA and the IRS to deal with instead. You pick your passport once and you get your version.

Can't I just find all of this for free online?+

You can, and that's what people do for four months. Every rule lives on a government site, in French, spread across nine agencies, with nothing telling you which parts apply to you or what order to do them in. What you're paying for is the filtering and the sequencing.

Will it fit my situation?+

You answer a short profile first: your passport, the routes you're considering, who'd be coming with you, where you're thinking of landing, and roughly when. The plan then rebuilds itself around those answers, so somebody weighing up a visitor visa in Montpellier and a Talent hire already booked into Paris get different tasks, different deadlines and different numbers. Not sure yet is an answer the app accepts, and you can change any of it later.

How current is the information?+

Every figure connects to its official source and re-verifies every week. Each tool shows you the date it was last checked and links you straight to the page, whether that sits on service-public, irs.gov or gov.uk.

Who wrote it, and who checks it?+

Two French nationals who work inside this system every day. Maxime Roseau handles visas, residency and the path to citizenship. Aurelio Maurici handles banking, tax and healthcare admin. On the US money side, Shane Clark reviews the investing and cross-border tools inside his field. The British tools are checked against HMRC and GOV.UK directly.

Why not just hire a relocation agency?+

You can, and it usually runs into the thousands. They also start from the assumption that you're going, so they're no help with the part you're actually stuck on. They work on their timeline, and the support ends when the engagement does. This is the same ground, one click, open at 2am, and yours for life.

Is this a subscription?+

No. One click, once. No monthly fee, nothing to cancel, no tier to upgrade to.

What if it isn't for me?+

14-day money-back guarantee. Open everything, run it against your real numbers, and if it isn't right, email us inside 14 days. No form, no interview.

Is this legal or tax advice?+

No. These are educational tools. They show you the rule, cite the official text, and send you to the official page before you act on anything.

How long do I keep access, and does it save my progress?+

For life, and yes. Nothing expires and everything saves as you go. Close the tab in April, come back in September, and you'll pick up on the same task.

So. Could you actually do this?

Open it tonight. By the end of the evening you'll know, one way or the other. And if it's a yes, everything you need next is already in there, waiting, in order.

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