I have following question…

1. Do you know what is the best place in France where some Software companies are there apart from Paris.
2. As I worked in non English speaking country also but don't know about France..do software jobs also required French Language expertise..as i don't have one..
3. I know from your last post about finding the job in France ..but do u know any specific website which is specifically for Software Jobs..

Thanks any information will be greatly appreciated.

Electricity and other utilities in France are typically slightly less than in England (although can appear more expensive if you use electricity for cooking and heating).

The 11th is a great area to live in (I have a few friends who live/have lived there) particularly if you're young as it's lively with bars and cafés and well served by transport.

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I've been searching on google for a while and it's difficult to get a straight answer. For insurance it seems like it would be tough going: you need to be either French or an EU citizen, or a citizen of a country that has a reciprocal agreement with France. Unfortunately I can't find a list of these countries, but I'd suggest you get in touch with the AGEA (http://www.agea.fr) and ask them if you meet the nationality requirements, and then eventually if you need more training.

Education is much more varied in terms of possibilities, but you can pretty much cross off teaching in public elementary and high schools full time as these are only open to French citizens and require very specific training and exams. I'm not sure what you're specialties are, but you can try to teach courses at universities or Grandes Ecoles, do group courses or private tutoring (although speaking from experience private tutoring won't pay much) with private schools or training centres.

I don't like saying something is impossible–where there's a will there's a way, but you do have two difficult careers for foreigners to break into in France. If you really want to come to France you may want to look at your transferable skills and see what else you might be able (and willing) to do. And use your native language to your advantage!

Thanks for the question! Personally, I hate being encumbered by goods during an international move (I feel it ends up being more hassle than its worth), but that's just me

If you do want to bring things, it depends partly on where you're moving to, as goods are generally more expensive in Paris than elsewhere in France.

I'd go against bringing large items such as furniture and particularly a car with you, as shipping takes ages and costs an arm and a leg. Cars will also cost a lot to import and register, not to mention if you have to update headlights or other bits to fit in with French regulations.

If you're particularly attached to certain brands of food (comfort food), I'd say try to sneak in something. It should be processed and non-perishable, but not include meat, vegetables, and dairy products as you could have big problems at customs. I'm a big fan of Oatmeal Creme Pies and Nutty Bars, and my mom still sends me the occasional box without any hiccups.

If you wear contacts, bring saline solution with you (my mom ships this in as well from time to time). Paper and notebooks are more expensive in France as well, as well as some books in English.

I hope this helps! The list is a bit random, but if you have any questions about any particular items, I'll try to find a price for you

Oh, and one more thing, the sales tax in France is nearly 20%, and is included in the price on the shelf. It makes things look more expensive here.