French Expats In Japan
If you are looking to connect with French expats in Japan, then this page brings together all the latest expat blogs Japan written by French bloggers, any interviews, articles and news items we have here at ExpatsBlog.com.
Latest Blogs by French Expats Living in Japan
Ogijima
Welcome to Ogijima.com, a blog devoted (mostly) to the Kagawa Prefecture, and the Seto Inland Sea in Japan. Discover Japan far, very far from Tokyo and the other megapoles.
Latest Expat Interviews/ Articles
Repat Interview With Daniel - US Expat Teaching In Japan
After studying Japanese in college and spending a year abroad as an exchange student, Daniel Morales still wanted to work on his language skills, so he signed up to teach English on the JET Program....
Latest News Relating to Japan or France
French government expat votes promise delayed for a year
A promise to give migrants from outside the UK a chance to vote in French regional and local elections made during President Hollande’s presidential campaign has been relegated to late in...- Expats in France face confusion over tax on overseas income
As French lawmakers fight over the introduction of new tax laws affecting expats who have overseas investments or pensions, potentially affected expats in the country are facing financial... - Fall in French mortgage interest rates attracts British buyers
Fixed mortgage rates on offer to Britons looking for a new life in France are at their lowest since the end of WWII. Now that French property prices are in decline, the temptation of a 20-year... - EC pressures France to backtrack on expat healthcare denial
The European Commission is pressurising France to reverse its denial of healthcare to expat retirees in the country. The ongoing row over health care for expat pensioners began in 2007, when the... - France still a favourite with Britons looking for life quality
In spite of the continuing Eurozone crisis and the French government’s recent imposition of tax hikes on property, France is still the dream destination for thousands of would-be migrants....
