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How does French property tax relief work based on household income?
Eligibility for relief from the taxe foncière is assessed with reference to your family quotient parts
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What is the difference between carte de séjour and carte de résident?
These are the two main categories of French residency card, or what is known broadly in French as un titre de séjour
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What are France’s Mon Espace Santé and Dossier Medical Partagé?
Health databases can be checked by patients and professionals
Can second-home owners in France get Covid jab?
UK nationals with second homes in France are not currently allowed into the country, but many of those who entered before a travel ban was established at the end of December are wondering if they can be vaccinated against Covid-19
Reader question: I am a UK national and arrived at my second home in France in July and due to complications with travel and Covid-19 I have stayed here. I am not resident in France. I have heard that the vaccination will be available to everyone, so does that mean I can get it too? I am 82 years old.
We have received many questions similar to the one above about the possibility of second-home owners in France getting a vaccination against Covid-19.
We put the question to France’s Ministry of Health.
A spokesperson said: “Foreigners on holiday in France are not eligible to be vaccinated in France.”
This includes second-home owners.
Everyone who is resident in France, even those not in the healthcare system, will be eligible to receive a Covid-19 vaccination.
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How to get Covid vaccine in France if no carte Vitale
Second-home owners from the UK are not currently allowed to enter France due to travel restrictions. Read more about that here.
