Hi adore9127,

I wish you well with your move to France and such a move as I know you are aware is not without its' complexities each one of which can have an impact of the other, taxes, health, schooling and so on.
I know you will get lots of advice and offers of help from this community and others but I urge you to consider using a regulated company with ORIAS who make sure that only qualified and experienced professionals are approved.
Things to consider though BEFORE moving are
Child benefit: Write to the child benefit section and let them know you are leaving; they should write and confirm the date you no longer get benefit.
Schools: Get school records where possible, books and homework done.
Health: Vaccinations are up to date in the childrens health booklets
Driving: Get proof of driving entitlements and no claims discounts for as many years as you can for all adults!

I really hope that helps and as for work, I was in the field of IT before launching my own company here so try to give me a call.

Goto http://www.pleasehelp.fr/en/newcontact.php and leave me your details and I'll give you a call.

Thanks

John
pleasehelp.fr

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Well to start with you should state your nationality as that has a bearing on the process involved. The response you have got seems to ASSUME what your nationality is for some reason.

A simple explanation of the general process can be found here:
https://www.workingabroad.net/country-profiles/france/getting-a-visa/

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Yes it would help to know your nationality and therefore your right to work in France. :-)

In the meantime, here are a few blogs on the subject https://www.renestance.com/english-speakers-working-in-france/

https://www.renestance.com/finding-work-employment-in-france/

Best of luck,
Dennelle
www.renestance.com

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