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I've been on websites but can't find the rules/regulations or steps on how to go about moving. Any suggestions would be great. I would prefer to fly. As to the paperwork, contact the French embassy. first have most of your brain removed so you will fit in with the french..... I bet they want you to learn french. If you go remember use the bus....they burn cars over there for some reason. au revoir licker d'initialisation de Fran莽ais Well, you need to contact the French Embassy. I recommend a job first before you move there. If you're planning to teach English it will be difficult to obtain such a job. Also, a fluency in French is really necessary. |
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