Paris Attitude - Rent furnished apartments

It’s not an exaggeration to say that getting an accommodation in Paris is not an easy task most especially for foreigners that are planning to come to the city either on vacation or to live here permanently.

Whether you're taking a short art or history course, attending a French language school or studying for a degree in France, one of the first things you must do is check whether you need a Paris student visa. Preparing for a new life in Paris is exciting as you search for furnished student's apartments near your place of study and apply for your chosen course of study. 

International calls are always very expensive. If you just arrived in France and want to know how to save some money on international calls, you picked the right article. Here are some tips!

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.

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

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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?