Assistance in France

Country · France

Your trusted person in France

For Italians, Spaniards and English speakers with business to settle in France. Based in Lyon (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes), we work throughout France: Paris (Île-de-France), Marseille and Nice (Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur), Bordeaux (Nouvelle-Aquitaine) and elsewhere on request.

Lyon, the Saint-Georges footbridge over the Saône

An interpreter at your side

Appointments with the notary, the bank, the doctor, a tradesperson or a public office: you understand everything, as it happens, in Italian, Spanish or English.

ServiceFees incl. VAT
Interpreter and support: notary, bank, doctor, tradespeople, public offices€360 per half-day · €660 per day
Handshake over a signed document

An inherited home in France

You inherit a house or flat in France and live abroad: we are your link on the ground while the notary settles the estate.

  • Visit and photo inventory of the property
  • Meter readings and transfer of utility contracts
  • Coordinating clearance, cleaning and tradespeople
  • Presence for visits by estate agents or surveyors
ServiceFees incl. VAT
Inherited property: sorting, photo inventory, meters, coordinating the clearanceon quotation

For foreign companies

Presence at a trade fair in France, in Lyon (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes) or Paris (Île-de-France), visits to French suppliers, hosting a delegation, one-off representation.

A supplier to visit, a trade fair, a delegation to host, a document to hand over in person: we work for businesses at €400 excl. VAT per half-day and €700 excl. VAT per day, with a same-day report. See the business offer.

Travel costs : transport from Lyon is charged at cost and quoted before you order; accommodation is a flat €180 incl. VAT per night (hotel, meals, local transport), with a minimum of €240 incl. VAT per trip. Booking early or joining a scheduled trip, where costs are shared, is much cheaper.

Good to know

  • In France, the sale of a property must go through a notary, who can also settle the estate.
  • An empty home must stay insured: remember to inform the insurer after a death.
  • And plenty more advice!