The British Association of Nice helps those in need and also organises social and cultural events in Nice and the region at which new friends can be made, and common interests can be shared. ​We believe in putting people and social needs together is a pleasure and worthwhile. Our association was first registered on 30th November 1957 to enable a group of volunteers...

The British Association of Monaco is registered in Monaco as an independent and charitable association. It promotes and represents the British community within the principality. In addition, it can help and support members in adapting to life in Monaco. The Association holds no political or sectarian aim, is entirely self-funded, with no financial backing...

The AIKB (Association Intégration Kreiz Breizh) is a non-profit making Association set-up (in accordance with French law) in 2003 with the aim of helping ‘newcomers’ to settle into their new life in Brittany. Members pay a subscription of €40 per household per year, plus a one off joining fee of 10€ All members are entitled to vote at the annual general meeting....

The Bordeaux British Community is a long-established social association for English speakers in Bordeaux, the Gironde and beyond. We are an Association registered in France and run by the membership for the enjoyment of the membership. We organise a full programme of varied activities where you will be able to meet people, share experiences, get to know the...

The American Club of the Riviera aims to promote intellectual, economic, cultural and human relationships between residents and visitors of various nationalities of the Cote d’Azur. Furthermore, the officers, governors and members encourage tourism from or to the Cote d’Azur, to welcome visiting important personalities as well as economic and cultural groups,...

The Centre Culturel Britannique (CCB) provides a warm welcome to all English-speaking residents in the Lille area, and open to anyone wishing to improve their language skills or explore British culture. We offer a variety of cultural activities, including: - English conversation classes provided by native English speaking teachers - an extensive Library...

Our association helps English-speaking expats adapt to life in France, and preserve and share their Anglophone traditions, language and culture. We promote a continuing exchange of friendship and understanding with the French community. We have two types of membership: 1) A full-year membership: - €48 family fee upon joining (includes one time 10€ registration...

The Var International Aperitif Club (VIAC is dedicated to promoting friendship, internationalism and the enjoyment of a special part of France. What better way of doing that than exploring the culture and geography of the Var in the company of like-minded people and then enjoying the famed food and wine of Provence in its many and varied local restaurants.

The British Association of the Var was initially formed in April 1998 and now has over 550 members. We are devoted to helping those British people who are in difficulty, and our Welfare Team helps those who encounter unexpected problems such as illness, accidents, bereavement or financial difficulties. Regular social events are held in all parts of the Var,...

We aim to help the integration of new people arriving in our area of the Creuse. We now have 250 members, nearly equally split between Anglophones and French locals. Please contact the President, David Johnson, directly for more information about membership.