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Rent an apartment in Paris without a payslip!

Many people are familiar with the long process of dealing with the following. Have been offered a coveted permanent (CDI) or fixed-term (CDD) contract for a job based in Paris, they then have to find accommodation for a trial period. This can mean doing so without those famous 3 most recent payslips and uncertain as to whether their positions will be confirmed after those 2-6 fateful months. This meant that renting for a month was the best solution.

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Stay or live in Paris, but don’t forget the most important thing: you!

It was once a dream, but now it’s becoming a reality: you’re finally moving to Paris! Exciting experiences and opportunities undoubtedly lie ahead. But to get the most out of your time in Paris and have a stress-free time, you need to plan ahead – and this includes thinking about your health. To avoid spoiling your time in Paris, it is vital that you make the necessary insurance arrangements in advance.

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Students: how to find accommodation in Paris?

Are you going to pursue your studies in Paris, maybe at a university or as part of the Erasmus scheme or a student exchange? The first thing you need to do is find accommodation, which is easier said than done! Accommodation in Paris is expensive and student housing is limited.
Even if renting a furnished studio seems to be the best option, we can give you some alternatives to help you find a place that best suits your budget and needs!

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Will Parisians be swimming in the river Seine soon?

Is something missing in Paris? When Paris starts to heat up during the summer, most people have been tempted at least once to jump into the river Seine just to cool down for a few minutes. Paris might be one of the most popular cities in the world for tourists, but it’s very difficult to find air conditioning here and it would be pleasant to go for a swim! So will Parisians be swimming in the river Seine soon?