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Moving to France to freelance : Avoid these 5 mistakes!

You've decided to move to France and start freelancing to earn an income locally. This means applying for a business visa (visa profession liberale, visa Talents) or carte de séjour entrepreneur for UK citizens. In this video, I'm sharing 5 mistakes you want to avoid in your business project if you want a yes from the French Embassy (VFS/TLS). PS: If you are a European citizen, you only need to pack your passport -Lucky you! Get in touch to register your business. Join My French Business https://startbusfrance.thinkific.com/... Resources mentioned in this video: 🇫🇷 My French Business course → https://startbusfrance.thinkific.com/... ✅ French Business Roadmap → https://news.startbusinessinfrance.co... 📚 Manage Your Micro Entrepreneur Course → https://startbusfrance.thinkific.com/... 📳 Book a Power Hour with me → https://calendly.com/power-hour/power... 📱 Follow me on Instagram →   / startbusfrance   📩 Send me an email → valerie@startbusinessinfrance.com ❓Just one question? Ask in the forum → Answers by Valerie within 48 hours. https://www.startbusinessinfrance.com... Video chapters -- 0:16 - Why is it important to avoid these mistakes? 1:01 - Mistake 1: Your business is too complex. 2:54 - Mistake 2: Not checking French rules. 4:29 - Mistake 3: Not owning property on which project is based. 6:06 - Mistake 4: Not enough income or savings. 7:21 - Mistake 5: Underestimate time needed. 8:02 - Help to prepare your business project in France Keep in touch Instagram:   / startbusfrance   Facebook:   / startbusinessinfrance   LinkedIn:   / valerieaston   🙋🏻‍♀️ Who Am I? I’m Valerie Aston, a business advisor to expats freelancing in France (since 2009). I help English speakers prepare, register, manage and develop their French businesses. Whether it’s their first experience as a freelancer or whether they are experienced entrepreneurs having worked in several countries before. Customers come to me for jargon-free and clear explanations of the French system.