Paris Attitude - Rent furnished apartments

Getting to Paris and exploring the city is facilitated by the abundance of means of transport available to users, whether they are residents or simply people passing through.

Taking formal French courses in Paris

Moving to Paris as a student or as a long-term expat means that you need to have a good understanding of the French language, to navigate everyday life and administrative hurdles. To learn French without spending a fortune, you have several options depending on your level and your schedule.

You own an apartment and you are wondering which type of insurance you should subscribe to protect your against incidents ?

For condominiums, just know that home insurance is compulsory and is divided into 3 categories:
• the guarantees of the condominium agreement that relate to the communal parts
• the one your tenant must, at least, subscribe to
• the one you must subscribe to as the owner.
The “Non-Occupant Owner” insurance allows you to be insured, especially when your accommodation is empty between two tenants, but also in the case of incidents that would not be covered by the condominium insurance or your tenant’s insurance.

Your apartment search will be successful if you focus your quest on a handful of selected neighborhoods.

Now that you have the main principles of temporary leasing in mind, here are the questions you need to ask yourself before you start looking for an apartment.

Jessy, the expatriate from Taiwan

Can you please introduce yourself?

The Parisian life of a student couple

Firstly, let me congratulate you. You have just started your French blog, where you share some of the adventures you experienced as new Parisians. How did you come up with the idea to create a blog?

The 20th arrondissement (district) is well known and appreciated for its diversity and authenticity, and it is also perfect for families. It is ideally situated for both weekends and work, with key attractions such as its celebrated theaters, the Père Lachaise cemetery, and the Notre Dame churches as well as easy connections from the main roads to business areas.

The 12th district is the neighborhood to live in. Everyone has a little spot in their heart for this quiet area which lies next to the Place de la Nation. Small shops, department stores, and markets liven up people’s daily lives in the 12th district. Beyond just living there, Paris Attitude can help you discover its charms.