@fabienffi

I'm working very often with Richard and his team from French Connections HCB. Read More

@Debi Myers Hi Deby, I'm working with many different consultants but the one-stop shop that is used to be dealing with US citizen quite often is Richard Hammond and his team from French Connections HCB, you can get in touch with them using our form ... Read More

@TominStuttgart a non-EU person needs a legal pathway to immigrate; usually through study, research, work or family reunion. No such thing as a general "long term" visaFortunately there is the option for a visitor long term visa for non EU citizens ... Read More

@blehrer Sorry you're taking it this way, we've processed more than a thousand visa applications and can confirm what we've seen on the ground. If you've experienced something different and it's in your favour then good for you but I would not ... Read More

@AARO health What I was asking for is evidence of a change from the 30K coverage requirement to $100K. When did this happen, where is it written (and why would it be in $)?There is no evidence of this indeed but the VLS center in London does apply ... Read More

@blehrer I can guarantee you were lucky as I’ve seen dozens of applications rejected with Schengen policies. We are selling at least 2 or 3 policies each week to people that tried to use a Schengen plan and got denied so this is not a myth Read More

@AARO health Hi, you can use our services and see the premiums directly online => Fab French Insurance.comCould somebody provide a reference to the $100K policy requirement? => All our plans meet this requirement.Getting a one year France ... Read More

Hi Pauline, maybe this thread can help => https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1021619 you'll see another recommendation and another user customer feedback, always good insight ;-) Read More

Once your file is complete you need to book an appointment at a local VFS center (in the US this is subcontracted to VFS). Then from the day of appointment it's usually a couple of weeks but this can vary from a couple of days to almost a month ... Read More

Beware cavanaghlorraine the offer you are referring to is probably the "Globe Traveller" one from the ACS website and it's a travel insurance policy (schengen plan) which is not compatible for long term visas (unless you're lucky). If you'd like to ... Read More

If you can confirm your age I’ll confirm the exact premium 😉 Read More

ACS do have plans that are compatible but they are much more expensive tha. $850 per annum. Our best seller is $1600 per year for someone who is 50 years old Read More

yes we have acs on the aggregator too ;-) Read More

You can try a visa insurance aggregator. I'm working for *** Insurance and we're only presenting plans that have been battle tested for visa applications on the French market and offer a 100% refund if the visa isn't accepted because of the health ... Read More

I don't personally but all of our clients did so let me know what you'd like to know and I may have an answer or feedback for you ;-) Read More