Insurance in France, finally clear.
Claude Assur decodes French insurance for expats and internationals: honest price ranges, real data, and the rules — bonus-malus, tenant obligations, Lemoine law — explained in plain English. The full site lives in French; these pages cover what newcomers need most.
Guides for expats
- Insurance in France: the expat’s map
- Car insurance in France: the expat mechanics
- Home insurance in France: tenant duty, owner wisdom
- Health cover in France: sécu + mutuelle, decoded
- Pet insurance in France: how the market works
- French mortgage insurance: the Lemoine leverage
- Personal liability in France: the invisible essential
- Schengen visa insurance: the €30,000 certificate
- Holiday home insurance in France: the non-resident owner’s guide
- Landlord insurance in France: the PNO policy explained
- Business insurance in France: what is mandatory, what is wise
- Tenant insurance in France: the policy your landlord will demand
- Buying and insuring a car in France: the expat’s checklist
- Motorhome and caravan insurance in France: the touring owner’s guide
- Classic car insurance in France: collector status, agreed value
- Driving a UK or foreign-plated car in France: insurance rules
- Motorbike and scooter insurance in France: the rider’s guide
- Caravan insurance in France: touring, storage and the 750 kg rule
- Young driver car insurance in France: the novice surcharge explained
- Furnished rental insurance in France: tenant and landlord sides
- Campervan insurance in France: the foreigner’s guide to vans and conversions
- Boat insurance in France: the expat owner’s guide
- Apartment insurance in France: the copropriété, the syndic and you
- The French no-claims bonus (bonus-malus) explained
- Student insurance in France: the three certificates you will be asked for
- Cancelling an insurance policy in France
- Breakdown cover in France: it is already in your car policy