60 minutes with someone who actually did it.
You've read the blogs. You've lurked in the Facebook groups. You've gotten seventeen contradictory answers about visas, taxes, and whether you can really work from France.
I'm Maggie Spicer. I moved from San Francisco to France five years ago — first Paris, now the Basque coast — on a Talent Passport, as a self-employed entrepreneur. I've navigated the visa process, the prefecture appointments, the banking maze, the micro-entrepreneur setup, the healthcare system, and every unglamorous piece of French bureaucracy the guidebooks skip.
This call is 60 minutes of straight answers about your situation. Not a sales pitch. Not generic advice. The conversation I wish someone had offered me before I moved.
What we'll cover
Whatever matters most to your move, which usually includes:
Your visa pathway — which of France's long-stay visas actually fits your situation (and which ones people waste months pursuing)
What you get
60-minute private video call
A written follow-up summary with your specific pathway, next steps, and resources
Honest answers — including "don't move yet" if that's the truth
€250
If you book a larger relocation package within 30 days, the call fee is credited toward it.
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60 minutes with someone who actually did it.
You've read the blogs. You've lurked in the Facebook groups. You've gotten seventeen contradictory answers about visas, taxes, and whether you can really work from France.
I'm Maggie Spicer. I moved from San Francisco to France five years ago — first Paris, now the Basque coast — on a Talent Passport, as a self-employed entrepreneur. I've navigated the visa process, the prefecture appointments, the banking maze, the micro-entrepreneur setup, the healthcare system, and every unglamorous piece of French bureaucracy the guidebooks skip.
This call is 60 minutes of straight answers about your situation. Not a sales pitch. Not generic advice. The conversation I wish someone had offered me before I moved.
What we'll cover
Whatever matters most to your move, which usually includes:
Your visa pathway — which of France's long-stay visas actually fits your situation (and which ones people waste months pursuing)
Where to land — Paris vs. the southwest vs. elsewhere, matched honestly to your budget, work, and the life you're picturing
Working legally — freelancing, running a business, or working remotely from France, and what each actually requires
The real costs — what your first year genuinely costs beyond rent
What nobody tells you — the timing traps, the paperwork sequences, the things that only make sense once you've lived them
What you get
60-minute private video call
A written follow-up summary with your specific pathway, next steps, and resources
Honest answers — including "don't move yet" if that's the truth
€250
If you book a larger relocation package within 30 days, the call fee is credited toward it.
"Is this for me?" — If you're seriously considering a move to France within the next 18 months and want clarity before spending money on lawyers, plane tickets, or bad assumptions: yes.
Why me and not a relocation agency
Most relocation services are staffed by consultants who've never done it themselves. I have. I moved from San Francisco to Paris, then to the Basque coast, on a Talent Passport as a self-employed entrepreneur — visa file, prefecture appointments, micro-entrepreneur registration, French banking, healthcare, all of it, without a corporate transfer package. When I tell you which pathway fits, it's from having walked it.
What happens after the call
Some people leave the call with everything they need. Others want the full roadmap or hands-on support through the move — both are available, and we'll figure out on the call which one you actually need.