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100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
100% Santé Assurance Expatrié - Assurance Voyage
A few years ago, France signed agreements with several countries to promote youth exchanges. This agreement is called the Working Holiday Visa. It was first signed between Japan and France in January 1999, then with New Zealand in June 1999, Canada in October 2003 andAustralia in November 2003. Today, it is available to 17 countries. […]
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The Working Holiday Permit allows young people aged 17 to 35 to work abroad for up to a year in one of the seventeen countries that have signed agreements with France (Canada, Australia, Singapore, New Zealand, Japan and South Korea, for example). With over 9,000 Working Holiday Visas issued, France ranks sixth. It’s a great
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Travelers to the United States are advised that ESTA authorization is now a mandatory fee for all travelers. Reminder: ESTA authorization only applies to people traveling to the USA without a visa (Visa Waiver Program) for a maximum of 90 days. As part of your stay in the United States, you’ll need to pay an
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Now that the Julyers and Augusters have returned from their vacations, are you one of those who prefers to go on adventures, who don’t have the constraints of the school calendar and who like to book their vacations at the last minute? If so, you’re one of the growing number of people who choose their
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Mondassur gives you a few tips for traveling with your baby, and explains the most important points when choosing travel insurance for your baby. At the very least, remember to take out repatriation insurance before you start your trip! Travelling with an infant? If you’re used to traveling at the last minute, without much organization,
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Discovering new cultures and practicing a new language while continuing your studies… it’s a dream come true. But there is the question of financing. Studying abroad needs to be planned in advance, because it can be very expensive. Fortunately, there are ways to make life easier for yourself: you can apply for scholarships and government
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When you’re traveling, you need to know how to talk directly to the people you meet on the spot, in order to gain valuable information and moments in life. But some information can’t be found on the street, and it can be difficult to keep in touch with your loved ones. So here’s a selection
What travel apps should you download before you leave? Read more
Packing can easily become a headache and a real chore for many of us, especially women. As a result, we often end up carrying more than we need, and find ourselves with excess baggage when we check in at the airport. The organization of your suitcase will depend above all on your destination and the
How do you pack your bag and what do you take with you? Read more
When you travel abroad, even with a rental car, you may need to take out insurance. However, you need to be careful, as some cover may already be included in the rental contract, in your car or home insurance policy, or even with certain credit cards. Understanding rental car insurance If you decide to rent
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The New Zealand Working Holiday Visa (WHV) is an agreement signed to promote exchanges between the two countries. French, Canadian and Belgian nationals can apply for a 12-month visa, renewable for 3 months under certain conditions. The cost of the visa is 208$NZ, with a lead time of about one week. Conditions to apply Good
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