Last week, most of the country was covered with snow. In Paris, the flakes started falling last Tuesday. They wouldn’t stop! Since we don’t have snow every single year, when the snow falls and even better sticks, on the Parisian ground, it’s a “nation wide trouble”!… Read More
Like we said in our previous post, a foreigner – who does not belong to the European Community or Switzerland – who wants to work in France, must get a work permit. The employer is the one who applies for the work permit, whether he is a business or an individual.… Read More
Before we start we want you to know that this article is only an overview of the the different VISAs you can get to work in France, and the way to get them. Also, because each case is different, we advise you to go to the closest French Consulate or Embassy for more information if you decide to work in France.… Read More
France is the country of Haute Cuisine and as such, French people know to respect its representatives, the Chefs.
Paul Bocuse was without a doubt one the greatest chefs, gaining nicknames such as the Pope of Gastronomy, the Emperor, Cook of the Century, and Chef of the Century throughout his career.… Read More
First, what is “la bise”?
It is the most common way to greet someone for French people. Even though in the olden days it was only reserved for women, it is not weird to see 2 men cheek-kissing now. But, it is only to be done in close circles of friends, in more professional environments, handshakes are still a standard.… Read More
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