Our consultants have built and advised businesses in France for years. We give you an insider edge.
The first call takes 30 minutes.
We review your goals, market, and current situation.
We build a tailored France market strategy for your business.
We work alongside you to execute the plan step by step.
We remain available as your trusted France business adviser.
Five signs help: you already receive requests from France or French-speaking markets, your product needs little adaptation, you can commit to full compliance, you know how you will reach customers, and your finances can carry a slower start than at home.
More slowly than in many markets. Company registration is counted in weeks, not days, sales take longer because business relationships are built over time, and hiring or buying follows formal steps. A plan that allows for this works better than one that expects home-market speed.
A pre-employment declaration (DPAE) must be filed in the 8 days before the start date, at the latest the day before. It also registers your company as an employer. The employment contract must be written in French and state at least the job title, the workplace, the salary and the trial period.
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The first call takes 30 minutes. You will know what is needed, how long it takes and roughly what it costs.
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