Adjusting to your new lifestyle in France

Opening a bank account:

We guide you to the financial institutions best suited to your profile as a young foreign worker.

We arrange an appointment for you before your arrival in France, as waiting times to see an advisor can be long.

Living in France also means using public transport, connecting to the internet, and managing a phone subscription. We support you with all of these as well.

Mobility: Transport and Telephony:

Navigo or Imagine R subscription (for transport in Île-de-France for those under 26 years old):

Advantages:

Document to provide to your employer to benefit from full or partial reimbursement of transport costs.

Unlimited access to Île-de-France public transport (metro, RER, tram, bus, etc.).

Travel across all zones (1 to 5) every day, weekends, and holidays.

Choosing a phone and internet plan, economical and reliable:

We will make sure to find you a plan that is:

Without contract commitment: so you can easily cancel at the end of your studies or stay.

Affordable: fits a small budget.

Sufficient mobile data: at least 20 GB/month.

Unlimited calls/SMS within France and possibly internationally.