If you’re looking to reside in France as a non-EU/EEA citizen you can lawfully do so for up to 90 days in every 180 without a visa. However, this 90-day period is rolling and includes any time spent in other Schengen Area states.
While international buyers have the same right to buy property in France as French citizens, the legal process will differ from that in your home country. Therefore, you should employ the services of an independent, multi-lingual lawyer who specialises in property law.
Unfortunately, there’s no “big secret” on how to save a fortune when buying a property in France, however there are a few things you can do if you’re looking to save money.
Buying property in France can be an investment not only in tangible financial assets but also in your lifestyle. That goes whether you are moving to France long term or buying a holiday home.
