Dordogne Canoe and Hike adventure Sacred River of Dreams
December 21, 2009
Walking Dordogne has the well deserved reputation for offering the best and most unique tours and trips in the Dordogne. Hiking, canoeing, horse riding, mountain biking and caving are all on the must do list for visitors wanting to experience the Dordogne, and not just see the Dordogne.
For 3 years now, they have been taking small groups from every corner of world into the very remote and unmapped parts of the Dordogne, exploring prehistoric caves, shelters, troglodytes as well as Roman and Medieval ruins.
From Walking Dordogne’s Blog
NEW FOR 2010 “Sacred River of Dreams”
After our “Valley of Caves” tour, the “Canoe / Hike the Vezere’ is our second most popular trip, and last year we had to turn down 47 people for this trip alone. “Canoe Hike the Vezere” is a fantastic (long) day trip, as the title suggests, canoeing and hiking to various prehistoric places of interest. However, we did have one big problem with this trip, and that was to decide WHICH prehistoric sites to hike to, because we can only fit so much into “Dawn till Dusk” and there is just so much to see, so, we came up with this new Trip Sacred River of Dreams.
Sacred River of Dreams is the ultimate adventure, we will canoe and explore 30 miles of the Vezere River. Our ancestors settled here, and roamed this area more than 460,000 years ago. These were the hunting grounds of the Neanderthals, and it was here that our ancestors the Cro Magnon settled. This area is riddled with prehistoric caves, shelters and troglodytes, that are unmapped, unknown and unforgettable. Too much to explore in just one day, so we will stay a night in a real Neanderthal cave, with spectacular views of the valley and river. On day 2 we will continue down river and continue our exploration, and at the end of this adventure we will all enjoy a delicious meal in Les Eyzies de Tayac.
This trip will be offered twice a week, from April thru October 20th. NO trips during July and August, and a max. of 6 people per trip ( 3 canoes)
If you would like to do a canoe / hike trip like this, but would rather not, or cannot do an overnight trip, then consider our “Canoe / Hike the Vezere” trip.
As with ALL our trips, you are guaranteed a UNIQUE and exciting trip of a lifetime.
For more info about this and other fantastic and unique trips in the Dordogne, visit : www.walkingdordogne.com
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Historic Vezere Valley Guide
May 7, 2008
Dordogne Museums
February 25, 2008
Wherever you are in the Dordogne, you will be near a Museum
Contained within the Castle of Varaignes, this working weaving museum and the museum of the Bandiat – Tardoire valleys offers a glimpse of local life in the 19th century. Located at Varaignes.
Tel: 05 53 56 35 76
A mineral and gem stone museum found at the foot of the Castelnaud Castle. Located in Vezac.
Tel: 05 53 28 35 78
The Beynac and Cazenac Castle occupies a dominant position on the rocky cliffs overlooking the Dordogne river. Reconstructed by Lord Beynac it’s architecture dates from the 13th century.
Tel: 05 53 29 50 40
The Biron Castle dates from the 12th century. It was one of the 4 Perigord baronies and owned by the Gontaut-Biron family for 8 centuries. Located in Biron near Monpazier.
Tel: 05 53 63 13 39
Features a fortress from the 13th – 15th centuries. Offers an interesting collection of cupboards, carpets, wardrobes from the 16th and 17th centuries. Open throughout the year. Located near Brantome.
Tel: 05 53 03 73 36
Chateau de Bruzac
The ruins of the Bruzac Castle can be found between st Pierre de Cole and St Jean.
Tel: 05 53 03 70 74
This reconstructed castle overlooks the Dordogne and faces the Chateau Marqueyssac. Built in the 12th century the Castle experienced British rule from 1259 -1273. See website for more details (in French).
Tel: 05 53 31 30 00
The Chabans Castle has been owned by some of the most prominent families of Dordogne. The castle dates back to the 15th century. It played a role in the Resistance movement when Jacques Chaban-Delmas took his “nom de guerre” from the castle.
Tel: 05 53 51 70 60
Castle dated from the middle age offers an architecture mixing middle-age and the 18th century. Located in Duras, Lot et Garonne (47).
Tel: 05 53 83 77 32
At Ste. Mondain between Sarlat and Soillac (24). An opportunity to visit a furnished Chateaux with it’s antique furniture and historical architecture. Pets are not permitted.
Tel: 05 53 29 81 45 Fax: 05 53 29 88 99
The Fratteau Castle dominates domain of the new prison. Built in the 12th and 17th century it has preserved chimneys from the 15th and 16th century. Now also home to potters. Located at the exit of Neuvic sur l’Isle.
Tel: 05 53 81 11 02
A classical castle built in the 9th century on a rocky spur. It once belonged to the viscounts of Limoges and features the Long Tower, The Palm Tower and The Prison Tower. Located in Hautefort. See website for more details.
Tel: 05 53 50 51 23
The castle was originally built in the 13th century and used to act as a line of defence during many incursions. Well known for its unique roofs that were built around the 1600′s. Located at Jumilhac Le Grand.
Tel: 05 53 52 42 97
The Herm Castle was built at the end of the 15th century but was abandoned. Today it is going through a period of restauration. See website for details. Located at Rouffignac Saint Cernin de Reilhac.
Tel: 05 53 05 46 61
A combination of architectural styles from palatial renaissance to a medieval fort created this elegant chateau. Well know for its chimneys. Open all year except from 15 January to 15 February.
Tel: 05 53 63 65 00
The Mareuil Castle formed one of the four baronies of Perigord. Owned by the Talleyrand family, it comprised an effective defensive system. A visit to the castle takes one back to the 100 year war and is an excellent tribute to Napoleon. At Mareuil.
Tel: 05 53 60 99 85
This 26th century chateau is home to a museum dedicated to wine-making, arts and local traditions, 17th century perigord furniture and protestanism. The 4 ha parc is open to the public. Open throughout the year. Call for times.
Tel: 05 53 63 65 00
The Montfort castle has been razed to the ground 4 times. Once in 1254 by Simon of Montfort, once during the 100 year war, once under Louis the 11th and finally under Henry the 4th. Restauration work has been underway since the 19th century.
Tel: 05 53 28 57 80
The Neuvic Castle was built in 1520 along the banks of the Isle. The architecture shows the transiton from Medieval Time to the Renaissance. Located at Neuvic sur l’Isle.
Tel: 05 53 80 86 65
The Puyferrat Castle was built in the 16th century and features a totally covered walkway that offers a panoramic view onto the neighbouring countryside. A chapel that hosts the family vault was built in 1825. Located near St Astier.
Tel: 05 53 07 86 26
The Puyguilhem Castle was built during the First Renaissance and is a fine example of a Francoise 1st castle. See website for more details. Located near the village of Villars.
The Puymartin Castle is be found between Sarlat and Les Eyzies. Occupied by the English in 1358 the castle has managed to preserve its furniture, carpets, paintings and other works for over 5 centuries.
Tel: 05 53 59 29 97
Located 3km west of Monbazillac, they offer a prestige car museum. They also rent rooms for receptions.
Tel: 05 53 58 37 46
16th Century castle, classified as a national monument. Displays a Louis the 18th style. Located in Aubas near Montignac.
Tel: 05 53 51 89 46
Built on the side of a rocky slope around a high tower with views dominating Nizonne. This castle was no stranger to the 100 year war. The counts d’Aydie increased the castle and built terraces. Located at Champeaux et la Chapelle Pommier.
Tel: 05 53 60 38 59
Constructed on the banks of a river, the Bories Castle is an example of pure classical Perigourdian architecture. The castle dates from the 15th century. Located at Antonne et Trigonant near Perigueux.
Tel: 05 53 06 00 01
At Castlenaud-la-Chapelle. A French chateau located in the heart of the Dordogne countryside with an exhibition relating to the life of Josephine Baker. There is also wildlife to discover on the castle grounds.
Tel: 05 53 59 31 21 Fax: 05 53 29 17 33
At Thonac (24). An opportunity to discover this 15th century castle and gardens of Losse.Take a tour around the moat and renaissance hall, which exhibit fine 16th & 17th century tapestries.
Tel: 05 53 50 80 08 Fax: 05 53 50 80 08
Located on the D939 north of Perigueux. The Bishops Castle was where Saint Vincent de Paul was ordained priest in the 1600′s.
Tel: 05 53 04 66 84
The Montaigne Castle dates back to the 15th century. This is where Saint Michael wrote his famous essays from. Located at Saint Michel de Montaigne.
Tel: 05 53 58 63 69 Fax: 05 53 58 63 93
It’s facade boasts a mix of Medieval and Renaissance styles from the 13th and 16th century. The village bought the castle in 1965 and won an award for the restoration of the castel. Located in Varaignes.
Tel: 05 53 56 35 76
The House of Wine on Quai Salvette in Bergerac. This 17th century “Cloiture” exhibits the historical link between Bergerac wine and the history of Bergerac. Open June to September.
Tel: 05 53 63 57 55
Walnut farm and museum located in the heart of the Perigord noir region. Documentary film in English shown. There is also a shop selling the local farm produce from walnut cakes to walnut wine.
Tel: 05 53 59 69 63 Fax: 05 53 28 59 34
Contains plenty of information regarding truffles. Located at Sorges.
Tel: 05 53 05 90 11
A tobacco research institute that has an extensive collection of different types of tobacco products. The institute opens its doors to the public in the summer. Located at Domaine de la Tour on route de Sainte-Alvére in Bergerac.
Tel: 05 53 63 66 00
A collection of works by the Greek sculptor Constantin Papachristopolous. Exhibited in a 12th century crypt in the Saint Jacques presbytery in Bergerac. Ask at the Mayor’s office for more details.
Tel: 05 53 74 66 66.
On Cours Tourny, Perigueux. An interesting presentation of fine arts and french archeology. There is also a zoological section.
Tel: 05 53 06 40 70 Fax: 05 53 06 40 71
The Thot Museum comprises an animal park and an exhibition centre. In the park one can see species of animal that closely resemble those that historically could be found there. Located at Thonac.
Tel: 05 53 50 70 44
The Trompe-L’Oeil and Decorative Paint Museum is unique in Europe. It is possible to see demonstrations of work in progress. Located at 5 rue Emile Combes in Perigueux.
Tel: 05 53 09 84 40
The local history museum in Villefranche de Lonchat contains portraits, costumes and more. Located at Villefranche de Lonchat near Saint Michel de Montaigne.
Tel: 05 53 81 21 39
A museum dedicated to manufacturing Cognac. The process is clearly explained and the tools clearly displayed. Located in St Aulaye.
Tel: 05 53 90 81 33
Located in the basement of the Castle of Jumilhac le Grand. The museum takes one back to Gaul times when gold was mined in the region.
Tel: 05 53 52 55 43
The Historical Postcards Museum of Perigord offers more than 33 000 exhibits. Founded by Henry Brives. Located at Saint Pardoux la Riviere.
Tel: 05 53 60 76 10
Offers more than 1000 white & galvanised iron exhibits dating from the 18th century till today. At La Tour Blanche near Riberac.
Tel: 05 53 91 11 98
This medical museum in Hautefort, is housed in what was known as a poorhouse that housed local destitutes. The building was finished in 1740 and now hosts the tourist office, a weavers workshop and the medicam museum. See website for more details.
Tel: 05 53 50 40 27
Includes 3000 articles of paleonthology covering 700 million years. The Musee de la Vie Sauvage boasts more than 1000 stuffed exhibits. Open June to September. Located at 9 rue de la Republic in La Bugue sur Vezere.
Tel: 05 53 08 28 10
This sculptured stone museum displays stomes from the Paleothique and Neolithique periods.
Tel: 05 53 60 99 85
Offres visitors an original projection room amongst the rocks. Offer various examples of sculptured rocks and Magdalenian art. Located at Teyjat.
Tel: 05 53 56 30 29
The museum of potholing features a display of potholing tools, the history of potholing and information about the way caves are formed. Open June to September. Located at Tayac near Les Eyzies.
Tel: 05 53 06 97 15
The Museum of Arts and Popular Traditions in Mussidan assembled this collection of artifacts from yesteryear including furniture and other objects.
Tel: 05 53 81 23 55
Situated in the “salle polyvalent”, it offers a light hearted history of the songs that featured for the town’s annual August festival. Located at La Tour Blanche near Riberac.
Tel: 05 53 91 11 98
Situated in the “salle polyvalent”, it offers a light hearted history of the songs that featured for the town’s annual August festival.
Tel: 05 53 91 11 98
The Museum of the King of Araucanie celebrates Antoine de Tounens who left for Patagonia in 1860 where he declared himself king. He was expelled by the Chilean police in 1860. Medals and official documentation are on show. Located in Chourgnac near Sorge
Tel: 05 53 51 12 76
Discover how geese and ducks are raised, how “Foie Gras” is processed and learn about how to prepare it. At place de Marechal Foch, Thiviers, Dordogne (24).
Tel: 05 53 55 12 50
The relic of St Suaire is to be found in the Cadouin Abbey. Built in 1115, the abbey has recently been declared a world heritage site. Located in Cadouin.
Tel: 05 53 63 36 28
A tobacco museum located at Place du Feu in Bergerac. Displays a large selection of tobacco paraphernalia. Open in season.
Tel: 05 53 63 04 13
An interesting and educational silkworm museum. Located at Saint Just near Riberac.
Tel: 05 53 90 73 60
A museum dedicated to the making of wine barrels and related objects. Located at 5 rue des Conferences in Bergerac.
Tel: 05 53 57 80 92
To be found in the old Saint Jean l’Evangeliste Hospital. It is dedicated to the writings of Eugene Le Roy who died in the city in 1907. Displays his writings, photos, clothing and other souvenirs. Located in Montignac.
Tel: 05 53 51 82 60
The Fossil Museum features a 5.5m high and 11m long metalique sculpture of a Tyrannosaurus-Rex amongst other exhibits. Located in Peyzac le Moustier near Montignac.
Tel: 05 53 50 81 02
At Rue 26eme RI, Perigueux. Conceived by Jean Nouvel, this museum presents one of the most significant archeological remains in Aquitaine.
Tel: 05 53 53 00 92
The Perigord Military Museum is at 32 Rue des Farges, Perigueux. Presents over 13000 pieces on French military history.
Tel: 05 53 53 47 36
An opportunity to visit the Museum of Napoleon and to view his family history. Situated within the grounds of Chateau de la Pommerie in the heart of Cendrieux, Dordogne (24).
Tel: 05 53 03 24 03 Fax: 05 53 03 22 39
Offers an extremelly comprehensive and chronologically ordered exhibition covering the Paleolithic period. Located at Les Eyzies.
Tel: 05 53 06 45 45 Fax: 05 53 06 45 55
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Original list of these Museums can be found at http://aquitaine.angloinfo.com/af/394/aquitaine-dordogne-museums-and-castles.html
Please visit their site for more useful info about the area.
Odd jobs – Services à la personne
November 13, 2007
If you need work done, such as ironing, gardening, cooking, shopping or even a little light DIY, ring 3211 to obtain a list of local recommended agencies and associations that can do it. There are services aimed at the disabled and elderly, children can be taken to and fetched from school, help with schoolwork and child minding and help with computer and administrative problems. It all depends on what’s available in your area. It’s up to you to contact the associations on the list yourself, and find out how they want to be paid, but many of them use the CESU (cheque emploi service universel) which greatly simplifies the paperwork for all concerned.
Planning Ahead – Retiring To France
November 11, 2007
One of the most unfortunate outcomes of retiring to France for British couples is the unforeseen and often sudden ill health or death of a much-loved partner.
This is devastating enough wherever you are, and can be more so if the correct legal preparations have not been set in place. You cannot see into the future but you can learn from other people’s experiences, and by exercising foresight, a lot of extra anguish and heartache can be saved.
The following case studies are based on real life situations but the names and some of the circumstances have been changed to protect the identities of the people concerned. However, the consequences are fact.
Case Study 1 – Civil Partnerships
Elizabeth and Susan were in a long-term relationship for over thirty years and had entered into a UK civil partnership, a legal relationship giving them similar tax rights and advantages as married couples in the UK. They liked to drive over to France and spend time in their house in the country which had been paid for solely by Elizabeth, but was owned under a clause tontine, a joint tenancy clause that in France allows the property to pass directly into the hands of the survivor on the first death. As they were nearing retirement age, they planned to move to France for a quiet and enjoyable life. Unfortunately, before this happened, Susan died unexpectedly.
The tontine clause meant that French succession law did not apply to the property and that on Susan’s death, the legal ownership passed wholly into Elizabeth’s hands. The tontine clause was necessary to protect the survivor, because France only looks at the legal position, and does not recognise UK civil partnerships, whereas the UK law recognises the French equivalent, the Pacte Civil de Solidarité (PACS). Without the tontine, the property would have passed to Susan’s relatives under French succession law, or, failing that, according to her French will, if she had one.
As France only looks at the legal position and will not consider how the property was paid for, for French succession tax purposes this was a transfer of value, and thus Elizabeth has to pay French succession tax on the share of the property inherited from Susan. Under French law the two had no legal relationship and are ‘strangers’ for tax purposes, and thus Elizabeth faces a 60 per cent succession tax charge on Susan’s share of the property to be paid within six months. It may be possible to pay the tax in installments at a maximum of six monthly intervals, over a period of up to five years, but interest will be due on the tax owed.
Elizabeth is effectively paying tax on a half-share of the house she acquired with her own money, and may have to sell the house to pay the liability. As Susan was not resident in France at the time of her death, only her share of the French property is taxable in France. However, if she had died as a French tax resident, her worldwide estate (with the exception of any UK property) would have passed under French succession law. The tontine clause and civil partnership would have ensured that any real estate would pass to Elizabeth, but the remainder of her assets would pass to her nearest relatives under French succession law, or, failing that, according to her will. French succession tax would have been payable on her worldwide assets, including any UK property.
As Susan’s share of the French property and all of her UK assets have passed under her UK will to Elizabeth, with whom she had a UK civil partnership, no UK inheritance tax is due.
Even if any UK inheritance tax had been due, under the UK/France Double Tax Treaty, any French tax payable can be offset against any UK tax liability arising on the same assets.
Had they actually moved to France, they could have entered into a French PACS, which, whilst not as good for tax purposes as marriage in France, is significantly more tax efficient than being treated as strangers. However, they would have first needed to know that a UK civil partnership isn’t valid in France, and they could have found this out by taking advice.
Case Study 2 – Power of Attorney
Alan and Penny were looking forward to a long and happy retirement in France. Sadly, Alan started to show signs of early Alzheimer’s and when the disease was officially confirmed she managed to procure an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) in the UK. Unfortunately, the EPA is not valid in France and Penny was worried about how she was going to sign documents on Alan’s behalf in France when he could no longer do so.
Alan had periods of lucidity when he clearly understood what was happening but time was running out and neither he nor Penny (now French residents) knew when Alan would no longer be capable of making decisions or indeed, if he would pass away sooner rather than later.
As residents of France, it is still possible for Alan to sign documents or make a will if Penny obtains a doctor’s certificate indicating that he has sufficient mental capacity to understand what he is signing, or more so, if a doctor attends the signing. Those who suffer from Alzheimer’s or other forms of mental incapacity do often have periods when they are in command of their faculties.
Penny can apply for a curatelle or tutelle, whereby she becomes Alan’s curateur or tuteur in relation to French assets and interests under a court order made by a Juge des Tutelles.
In relation to French assets, a notaire will want to see a court document appointing Penny as curateur or tuteur.
If they have not already done so Penny and Alan could enter into a community marriage contract (CMC), under which any assets held under the contract would pass as of right to Penny on Alan’s death, regardless of children’s rights. Such a contract can cover just a French property, or can be extended to cover all assets of the marriage.
Bill Blevins is Managing Director of Blevins Franks International, one of the largest independent financial advisers, which specialises in advising retired expatriates in southern Europe
Foreign Embassies located in France
November 4, 2007
The information below may not be completely accurate. If you know of any errors or omissions or have any additional information, click on the “send edits” link found next to an embassy/consulate name.
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| Australian Embassy in Paris, France send edits 4 Rue Jean Rey Paris 75724 Cedex 15 France City: Paris Phone: 33 01 4059 3300/2 Fax: 33 01 4059 3310 Web Site: http://www.france.embassy.gov.au/ Email: Information.Paris@dfat.gov.au Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 9.00-17.00 except public holidays |
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| Embassy of Costa Rica in Paris, France send edits Rica, 78, avenue Emile Zola- 75015 City: Paris Phone: 01.45.78.96.96 Fax: 01.45.78.99.66 Web Site: http://www.ambassade-costarica.org/Pages/ Email: embcr@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Lundi au vendredi : 11h – 13 h 30 et sur rendez-vous |
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| Embassy of Croatia in France send edits 39, avenue Georges Mandel 75116 City: Paris Phone: + 33 1 53.70.02.80 Fax: + 33 1 53.70.02.90 Web Site: http://www.amb-croatie.fr/ Email: secretariat@amb-croatie.fr Office Hours: monday |
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| Embassy of Cuba in France send edits 16, rue de Presles 75015 City: Paris Phone: + 33 1 45675535 Fax: + 33 1 45.66.80.92 |
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| Embassy of Cyprus in France send edits 23, rue Galilée 75116 City: Paris Phone: 01.47.20.86.28 Fax: 01.40.70.13.44 |
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| Embassy of the Czech Republic in France send edits 15, Avenue Charles Floquet 75007 City: Paris Phone: 01.40.65.13.00 Fax: 01.40.65.13.13, Web Site: http://www.mfa.cz/paris Email: paris@embassy.mzv.cz |
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| Royal Danish Embassy in France send edits 77, Avenue Marceau 75116 City: Paris Phone: +33 1 44 31 21 21 Fax: +33 1 44 31 21 88 Web Site: http://www.amb-danemark.fr/ Email: paramb@um.dk Office Hours: du lundi au vendredi – 9h00 – 17h00 |
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| Embassy of the Dominican Republic in France send edits 45, rue de Courcelles 75008 City: Paris Phone: 01 53 53 95 95 Fax: 01 45 63 35 63 Web Site: http://www.amba-dominicaine-paris.com/ Email: embajadom@wanadoo.fr |
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| Embassy of Ecuador in France send edits 34 Avenue de Messine 75008 City: Paris Phone: (331) 4561 1021 or (331) 4256 2259 Fax: (331) 4256 0664 or (331) 4289 2209 Web Site: http://www.expatries.diplomatie.fr/annuaires/annuaires.htm Email: embajada@ecuador.amb.ecuador.fr |
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| Embassy of Egypt in France send edits 56, Avenue Diena 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: (+33) 1 53678830-32 Fax: (+33) 1 47230643 |
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| Embassy of El Salvador in France send edits 12 Rue Galilee 75116 City: Paris Phone: 03314 720 4220 or 03314 720 4720 Fax: 033 14 070 0195 |
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| Embassy of Equatorial Guinea in France send edits 6, rue Alfred de Vigny 75008 City: Paris Phone: 01.47.66.44.33 or 47 66 95 70 Fax: 01.47.09.26.38 |
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| Embassy of Eritrea in France send edits 31-33, rue Lecourbe 75015 City: Paris Phone: +33-1-4306-1556 Fax: +33-4306-0751 |
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| Embassy of Estonia in France send edits 46, rue Pierre Charron 75008 City: Paris Phone: 01 56 62 22 00 Fax: 01 49 52 05 65 Web Site: http://www.est-emb.fr/ Email: Embassy.Paris@mfa.ee |
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| Embassy of Ethiopia in France send edits 35 Avenue Charles Floquet P.O. Box: 75007 City: Paris Phone: (00331) 47838395 Fax: (00331) 43065214 |
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| Embassy of Finland in Paris, France send edits 1, place de Finlande 75007 City: Paris Phone: + 33 1 44.18.19.20 Fax: + 33 1 45.55.51.57 Web Site: http://www.amb-finlande.fr/ Email: sanomat.par@formin.fi |
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| Consulate of Finland in France send edits 59 cours Xavier Arnozan 33000 City: Bordeaux Phone: + 33 56.44.94.45 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Brest France send edits 38 quai de la Douane 29283 City: Brest Phone: + 33 98.44.49.95 Fax: + 33 98.43.30.20 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Calais, France send edits 12 boulevard des Alliés B.P 817 62225 City: Calais Phone: + 33 21.96.55.03 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Cherbourg, France send edits 5 rue de Noyon B.P 20 50102 City: Cherbourg Phone: + 33 33.43.50.80 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Dijon, France send edits 26 rue Chabot-Charny 21000 City: Dijon Phone: + 33 80.67.13.24 |
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| Consulate of Finland Dunkerque, France send edits 11 rue des Arbres 59383 City: Dunkerque Phone: + 33 28.66.33.33 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Le Havre, France send edits 192 rue de la Vallee 76600 City: Le Havre Phone: + 33 35.25.22.18 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Lille, France send edits Nord-Pas-De-Calais-Developpement 75 rue Leon Gambetta 59000 City: Lille Phone: + 33 20.63.04.05 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Lyon, France send edits NATWEST 32 avenue Foch B.P 6403 69006 City: Lyon Phone: + 33 78.93.60.65 |
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| Consulate of Finland in Marseille, France send edits 22 quai du Lazaret B.P 397 13215 City: Marseille |
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| Consulate of Finland in Nancy, France send edits 37 boulevard de Scarpone 54000 City: Nancy Phone: + 33 83.98.64.40 |
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| Embassy of Gabon in Paris, France send edits 26 Bis, Avenue Raphaël 75116 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 01.42.24.79.60 Fax: 01.42.24.62.42 |
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| Embassy of the Gambia in France send edits 117 Rue Saint Lazare 75008, Paris France City: Paris Phone: 42 94 09 30 |
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| Embassy of Georgia in Paris, France send edits 104, Avenue Raymond Poincare Paris 75116, France City: Paris Phone: (+331) 45021616 Fax: (+331) 45021601 Email: sophieko@cybercable.fr |
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| Embassy of Germany in Paris, France send edits 28, rue Marbeau 75116 City: Paris Phone: 01 – 53 83 45 00 Fax: 01 40 67 93 53 und 01 53 83 46 50 Web Site: http://www.amb-allemagne.fr/ Email: service.consulaire@amb-allemagne.fr |
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| Embassy of Ghana in France send edits 8, villa Saïd – 75116 Paris Phone: 01.45.00.09.50 Fax: 01.45.00.81.95 Web Site: http://www.expatries.diplomatie.fr/annuaires/repdipfrview.asp?pays=GHANA |
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| Embassy of Greece in Paris, France send edits 17, Rue Auguste-Vacquerie 75116 City: Paris Phone: (00331)47237228 Fax: 47237385 or 47233357 Email: ambgrpar@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Danish Embassy in Paris, France send edits 77, Avenue Marceau 75116 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 33 1 44 31 21 21 Fax: 33 1 44 31 21 88 Web Site: http://www.amb-danemark.fr/ Email: paramb@um.dk |
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| Embassy of Guinea in Paris, France send edits 51 rue de la Faisanderie, Paris. 75116 City: Paris Phone: 331-47 048148 Fax: 331-47 045765 |
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| Embassy of Haiti in France send edits Rue Théodule Ribot 10 75827 Paris, France B.P. 275, Cédex 28 City: Paris Phone: 47 63 47 78 Fax: 42 27 02 05 |
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| Embassy of Honduras in France send edits 8, rue Crevaux – 75116 City: Paris Phone: 01.47.55.86.45 Fax: 01.47.55.86.48 |
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| Embassy of Hungary in France send edits 92, rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 01. 56. 81. 02. 30 Fax: 01. 43. 26. 06. 27 Web Site: http://www.mfa.gov.hu/emb/paris Email: mission.par@kum.hu |
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| Embassy of Iceland, France send edits 8, avenue Kl̩ber F-75116 City: Paris Phone: 33 (1) 44 1732 85 Fax: 33 (1) 40 67 99 96 Web Site: http://brunnur.stjr.is/embassy/paris.nsf/pages/index.html Email: icemb.paris@utn.stjr.is Office Hours: Monday РFriday 09:30-13.00 & 14.00- 17:00 |
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| Embassy of India in Paris, France send edits 15 rue Alfred Dehodencq 75016 City: Paris Phone: 33 1 40.50.70.70 Fax: 33 1 40.50.09.96 Web Site: http://www.amb-inde.fr/ Email: ecocom@amb-inde.fr |
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| Embassy of Indonesia in Paris, France send edits 47-49 Rue Contambert 75116, Paris, France City: Paris Phone: +33 1 45030760 Fax: +33 1 45045032 Web Site: http://www.amb-indonesie.fr/ |
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| Permanent Representation of Ireland to the Council of Europe send edits 11 boulevard du President Edwards 67000 Strasbourg France City: Strasbourg Phone: +33 3 8814 4920 Fax: +33 3 8814 4925 Email: Strasbourgce@dfa.ie |
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| Embassy of Italy in Paris, France send edits 47, Rue de Varenne – Paris 7 City: Paris Phone: 33 1 4954 0300 Fax: 33 1 4549 3581 Email: ambasciata@amb-italie.fr |
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| Embassy of Ivory Coast in Paris, France send edits 102, avenue Raymond Poincar̩ Р75116 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 01.53.64.62.62 Fax: 01.45.00.47.97 Email: bureco-fr@cotedivoire.com |
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| Jamaican Consulate in France send edits 60 avenue Foch France 75116 City: Paris Phone: + 33 1 45.00.62.25 Fax: + 33 1 46.87.45.06 |
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| Embassy of Japan in Paris, France send edits 7, avenue Hoche 75008 France City: Paris Phone: +33-1-4888-6200 Fax: +33-1-4227-5081 Web Site: http://www.fr.emb-japan.go.jp/ Email: consul@amb-japon.fr |
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| Embassy of the Lao PDR in Paris, France send edits 74 Ave Raymond Poincaré 74 Ave Raymond Poincaré City: Paris Phone: (+33 1) 4553-0298 or 4554-7047 Fax: (+33 1) 4727-5789 |
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| Embassy of Latvia to Paris, France send edits 6, Villa Said, 75116 City: Paris Phone: (33) 1 536 458 10 Fax: (33) 1 536 458 19 Web Site: http://www.paris.am.gov.lv/ Email: embassy.france@mfa.gov.lv Office Hours: Consular section 10:00 – 12:30 (Monday – Friday) |
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| Embassy of Liberia in Paris, France send edits 12, Place Du General Catroux 75017 Paris France City: Paris Phone: (+33) 1 47.63.58.55 Fax: (+33) 1 42.12.76.14 Email: libem.paris@wanadoo.fr |
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| Embassy of Libya in Paris, France send edits 2, rue Charles Lamoureux 75116 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: (+33) 1 47.04.71.60 Fax: (+33) 1 47.55.96.25 |
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| Consulate General of Libya in Marseille, France send edits 6, boulevard Rivet – 13008 Marseille, France City: Marseille Phone: (+33-4) 91290380 Fax: (+33-4) 91225480 |
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| Embassy of Lithunia in Paris, France send edits 22, bd de Courcelles 75017 Paris, FRANCE City: Paris Phone: +33 1 40 54 50 50 Fax: + 33 1 40 54 50 75 Web Site: http://www.amb-lituanie-paris.fr Email: chancellerie@amb-lituanie.fr |
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| Embassy of Luxembourg in Paris, France send edits 33 avenue Rapp 75007 City: Paris Phone: 45 55 13 37 Fax: 1 45 51 72 29 Email: paris.amb@mae.etat.lu |
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| Embassy of the Republic of Macedonia in Paris, Republic of France send edits 21, rue Sebastien Mercier 75015 City: Paris Phone: 331 45 77 10 50 or 331 45 77 85 77 or 331 45 77 10 73 (Ambassador’s Office) Fax: 331 45 77 14 84 |
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| Embassy of Madagascar in Paris, France send edits 4 Avenue Raphael, 75016 City: Paris Phone: 01.45.04.62.11 Fax: 01.45.03.31.75 |
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| Embassy of Malawi in Paris, France send edits 20, rue Euler – 75008 City: Paris Phone: 01.40.70.18.46/01.47.20.20.27 Fax: 01.47.23.62.48 |
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| Embassy of Malaysia in Paris, France send edits 2, Bis Rue Benouville 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 00 331 45 53 11 85 Fax: 00 331 47 27 34 60 Email: mwparis@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. |
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| Embassy of Mauritania in Paris, France send edits 5, Rue de Montevideo 75116 City: Paris Phone: 01.45.04.88.54 Fax: 01.40.72.82.96 |
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| Embassy of Mauritius in Paris, France send edits 127 Rue de Tocqueville 75017 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 01 42 27 30 19 Fax: 01 40 53 02 91 Email: ambassade.maurice@online.fr |
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| Mexican Embassy in France send edits 9, Rue De Longchamp 75116 City: Paris Phone: (33) 1 53 70 27 70 Fax: (33) 1 47 55 65 29 Web Site: http://www.sre.gob.mx/francia/espano.htm Email: embfrancia@sre.gob.mx Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00 am-1:00 pm 1:00 pm-5:00 pm |
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| Embassy of Morocco to Villemonble, France send edits Consulate of Morocco, 40, avenue du Raincy – 93250 Villemonble, France City: Villemonble Phone: 01.48.94.99.31 Fax: 01.48.55.41.48 Email: CONSUMAVILM@wanadoo.fr |
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| Embassy of Mozambique in Paris, France send edits 82, rue Laugier – 75017 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 01.47.64.91.32 Fax: 01.44.15.90.13 |
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| Embassy of Myanmar in Paris, France send edits No. 60, Rue De Courcelles 75008-Paris, France City: Paris Phone: (33) 01 42 25 56 95 Fax: (33) 01 42 56 49 41 Email: me-paris@wanadoo.fr |
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| Embassy of Namibia in Paris, France send edits 80 Avenue Foch 75016 Paris City: Paris Phone: 01.44.17.32.65 Fax: 01.44.17.32.73 |
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| Royal Netherlands Embassy in Paris, France send edits 7-9 rue EBLE 75007 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01.40.62.33.00 Fax: 01.40.62.34.56 Web Site: http://www.amb-pays-bas.fr/ Email: ambassade@amb-pays-bas.fr Office Hours: de 9.30 – 15.00 heures |
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| Permanent Representation Paris (OECD) send edits 12/14 Rue Octave Feuillet 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: +33 (0)1-45-24-9942 Fax: +33 (0)1-45-24-9938 Web Site: http://www.nederland-oeso.org/ Email: info@nederland-oeso.org |
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| Permanent Representation Paris (UNESCO) send edits 7, rue Eble 75007 Paris France City: Paris Phone: +33 (0) 1 40 62 33 88 Fax: +33 (0) 1 40 62 34 65 Web Site: http://www.nederland-unesco.org/ Email: pau@minbuza.nl |
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| Permanent Representation Strasbourg (Council of Europe) send edits 3, Place Sebastien Brant F-67000 Strasbourg France City: Strasbourg Phone: 0033 388 362048 Fax: 0033 388 367010 Email: nlgovstr@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Ajaccio send edits Air Fret Service Airport of Ajaccio 20090 AJACCIO France City: Ajaccio Phone: 04.95.20.89.99 Fax: 04.95.20.93.94 Email: afs3@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Bordeaux send edits 49, street Camille Godard 33000 BORDEAUX France City: Bordeaux Phone: 05.56.56.04.34 Fax: 05.56.56.04.38 Email: consulpaysbasbx@nerim.net |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Brest send edits B.P. 61232 29212 BREST CEDEX 1 France City: Brest Phone: 02.98.80.32.70 Fax: 02.98.80.74.00 Email: consulatpaysbasbrest@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Calais send edits 12, Boulevard of the Allies B.P. 817 62225 CALAIS CEDEX France City: Calais Phone: 03.21.96.55.03 Fax: 03.21.96.84.15 Email: consulatpaysbascalais@charm-calais.com |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Lille send edits SCP Bignon Lebray & Associated 253, boulevard of Leeds 59777 EURALILLE France City: Lille Phone: 03.20.54.07.04 Fax: 03.20.55.82.27 Email: consulatpaysbaslille@cpblille.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Lyon send edits 104, street of President Herriot 69002 LYON France City: Lyon Phone: 04.78.37.45.97 Fax: 04.72.41.75.07 Email: consulatpaysbaslyon@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Marseille, France send edits 15 rue Gustave Ricard 13006 MARSEILLE France City: Marseille Phone: 04.91.25.66.64 Fax: 04.91.25.66.64 Email: consulat.paysbas.marseille@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday : 10 to 12; Wednesday : 10 to 12 & 14 to 16 |
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| Consulate- General of Netherland in the Principality of Monaco send edits Building ‘Acute Navy’ 24, Avenue of Fontvieille MC 98000 MONACO France City: Monaco Phone: 00.377.92.05.15.02 Fax: 00.377.92.05.15.03 Email: consulatgeneralpaysbasmonaco@singlebuoy.comBack to |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Montpellier send edits Hotel of Sully House of International relations 14 Descent In Barrat 34000 MONTPELLIER France City: Montpellier Phone: 04.67.60.90.20 Email: consulatpaysbasmontpellier@tiscali.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Nantes send edits Croisy B.P. 109 44703 ORVAULT Cedex France City: Nantes Phone: 02.51.78.84.45 Fax: 02.40.67.00.29 Email: consulatpaysbasnantes@arlux.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Nice send edits 14, street Rossini 06000 NICE France City: Nice Phone: 04.93.87.52.94 Fax: 04.93.87.39.77 Email: consulatpaysbasnice@tiscali.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Perpignan send edits 23 (a), street Rempart Villeneuve 66000 PERPIGNAN France City: Perpignan Phone: 04.68.35.23.53 Fax: 04.68.34.93.88 Email: cabinet-ramonatxo@club-internet.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Rouen send edits District Rouen Business Parks 20, Green street 76000 ROUEN France City: Rouen Phone: 02 35 15 82 82 Email: consulatpaysbasrouen@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Strasbourg send edits 12, street Wimpheling B.P. 54/R2 67002 STRASBOURG CEDEX France City: Strasbourg Phone: 03.88.61.00.29 and 03.90.22.21.50 (: Bank N.S.M.) Fax: 03.90.22.21.99 Email: consulatpaysbasstrasbourg@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Toulouse send edits 30, street Alfred Dumeril 31400 TOULOUSE France City: Toulouse Phone: 05.61.13.64.94 Fax: 05 61 21 14 87 Email: consulatpaysbas.toulouse@yahoo.fr |
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| Consulate of Netherland in Tours send edits 45, Place Gaston Pailhou 37000 TOURS France City: Tours Phone: 02.47.61.30.49 Fax: 02.47.05.68.00 Email: consulat.paysbas.tours@wanadoo.fr |
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| Vice Consulate of Netherlands in Le Havre send edits 8, street Ledemande 76620 LE HAVRE France City: Le Havre Phone: 02.35.44.82.64 Fax: 02.35.54.26.14 Email: viceconsulatpaysbaslehavre@pb-conseil.fr |
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| Embassy of New Zealand in France send edits 7 ter, rue Leonard de Vinci 75116 City: Paris Phone: + 33 1 45.01.43.44 Fax: + 33 1 45.01.26.39 Email: nzembassy.paris@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Monday (closed) -Tuesday – Thursday Friday 09.00 – 13.00 09.00 -12.00 |
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| Embassy of Nicaragua in Paris, France send edits 8, rue de Sfax 75116 PARIS FRANCE City: Paris Phone: (33) 01.45.00.41.02 |
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| Royal Norwegian Embassy in Paris, France send edits 28, rue Bayard, 4eme etage 75008 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01 53 67 04 00 Fax: 01 53 67 04 40 Web Site: http://www.norvege.no Email: emb.paris@mfa.no |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Ajaccio, France send edits Residence Santa-Lina, Bat. B7 Boulevard Tino Rossi 20000 Ajaccio France City: Ajaccio Phone: +33 (0)6 13 51 38 69 Fax: +33(0)4 95 23 29 66 |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France send edits 160, rue des Margats BP 385 62205 BOULOGNE-SUR-MER Cedex France City: Boulogne-sur-Mer Phone: +33(0)3 21 87 11 33 Fax: +33(0)3 21 87 25 11 Email: wauters@norfrigo.com |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate Bordeaux, France send edits 15, Ave de Chavailles 33525 BRUGES CEDEX (BORDEAUX) France City: Bordeaux Phone: +33 (0)5 56 43 66 31 Fax: +33 (0)5 56 43 66 34 Email: norskonsul-bordeaux@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate Brest, France send edits 38, Quai de la Douane 29200 BREST France City: Brest Phone: +33 (0)2 98 44 49 95 Fax: +33 (0)2 98 43 30 20 Email: brokers@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Caen, France send edits Route St. Pierre-sur-Dives B.P. 18 14370 MOULT (CAEN) France City: Caen Phone: +33 (0)2 31 23 63 71 Fax: +33 (0)2 31 23 72 80 Email: contact@bois-du-nord.com |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Cherbourg, France send edits 17 Boulevard de la Hague 50 460 QUERQUEVILLE France City: Cherbourg Phone: +33 (0)2 33 03 50 60 Fax: +33 (0)2 33 78 01 83 Email: consulate.cherbourg@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Dunkerque, France send edits 104, rue de l’Ecole Maternelle 59140 DUNKERQUE France City: Dunkerque Phone: +33 (0)3 28 63 39 72 Fax: +33 (0)3 28 63 66 37 Email: saetrenola-consul@nordnet.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Grenoble, France send edits c/o Grenoble Ecole de Management 12, rue Pierre Semard BP 127 38003 GRENOBLE Cedex 01 France City: Grenoble Phone: +33 (0)4 76 70 60 40 Fax: +33 (0)4 73 70 62 23 Email: thierry.grange@grenoble-em.com |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Le Havre, France send edits SEA-INVEST Shipping Agency Quai de l’Atlantique Consulat Royal de Norvège SEA-INVE Bat. no. 1, BP 352 76056 LE HAVRE CEDEX France City: Le Havre Phone: +33 (0)2 35 53 53 22 Fax: +33 (0)2 35 53 53 71 Email: yvon.joly@sea-invest.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Marseille, France send edits Atrium 10.8 – les Docks 10, Place de la Joliette 13002 MARSEILLE France City: Marseille Phone: +33 (0)4 91 13 16 60 Fax: +33 (0)4 91 90 92 13 Email: consulatnorvege@balport.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Fort-de-France, France send edits c/o Sovjm. Acajou 97232 LAMENTIN (LA MARTINIQUE) France City: Fort-de-France Phone: +(0) 596 58 91 02 Fax: +(0) 596 58 91 29 |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Monaco, France send edits ‘Palais Heracles’ 17, blvd Albert 1er 98000 MONACO France City: Monaco Phone: +377 97 97 09 09 Fax: +377 97 97 09 08 Email: norskons@monaco377.com |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Nantes, France send edits 63, Quai de la Fosse 44000 NANTES France City: Nantes Phone: +33 (0)2 40 73 80 27 Fax: +33 (0)2 40 69 63 22 Email: jacques.heliard@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Nice, France send edits 45, rue St. Philippe ‘Le Palmeira’ 06000 NICE France City: Nice Phone: +33 (0)4 92 15 57 57 Fax: +33 (0)4 92 15 57 58 Email: stein.serradj@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Rouen, France send edits 22, rue Mustel P.O. Box 4013 76021 ROUEN CEDEX 3 France City: Rouen Phone: +33 (0)2 32 10 28 10 Fax: +33 (0)2 32 10 28 20 Email: Itac@ro.taconet.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Saint-Malo, France send edits 16 avenue Louis Martin Boite Postale 19 35401 SAINT-MAL0 Cedex France City: Saint-Malo Phone: +33 (0)2 99 20 61 60 Fax: +33 (0)2 99 40 46 88 |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Sete, France send edits 5, Quai Aspirant Herber Boite Postale 115 34200 SETE France City: Sete Phone: +33(0)4 99 57 21 40 Fax: +33(0)4 67 46 06 76 Email: cortade.herve@wanadoo.fr |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Strasbourg, France send edits MK Motors 5, Allee de l’Euro 67205 OBERHAUSBERGEN France City: Strasbourg Phone: 03 88 56 93 96 Fax: 03 88 56 93 90 |
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| Royal Norwegian Consulate in Toulouse, France send edits c/o Mazars Guerard 9-11 rue Matabiau 31000 TOULOUSE France City: Toulouse Phone: +33 (0)5 62 73 44 22 Fax: +33 (0)5 61 62 52 60 Email: consulats@mazars-guerard.fr |
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| Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman in Paris, France send edits 50 Avenue D’Iena 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: (00331) 47 23 01 63 Fax: 47 23 77 10/47 23 02 25 Office Hours: 09.00 – 15.00 |
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| Embassy of Pakistan in Paris, France send edits 18, Rue Lord Byron 75008 Paris France City: Paris Phone: (+33) (1) 145622332 Fax: (+33) (1) 145628915 Email: pakemb-paris@yahoo.com |
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| Embassy of Panama in Paris, France send edits 145 Avenue de Sufren 75015 Paris France City: Paris Phone: (33 1) 4566 4244 Fax: (33 1) 4567 9943 Email: panaemba@worldnet.fr |
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| Embassy of Paraguay in Paris, France send edits 1, Rue Saint Dominique 75007, Paris France City: Paris Phone: (00 33 1) 4222 8505 Fax: (00 33 1) 4222 8357 Email: embaparf@noos.fr Office Hours: 09:30 – 12:30 and 13:00 – 17:30 |
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| Embassy of the Philippines in Paris, France send edits 4, Hameau de Boulainvilliers 75016 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: (331) 4414-57-00 to 03 Fax: 00-331-4647-5600 Email: AmbaphilParis@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate General of Philippines in Bordeaux, France send edits 103, rue Frere 33550 Haux France City: Bordeaux Phone: (+33) 5 57.34.51.13 Fax: (+33) 5 57.34.51.15 |
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| Consulate of Philippines in Lyon, France send edits Alternativ Groupe Dimotrans Satolan Aeroport BP 336 69125 Lyon France City: Lyon Phone: (+33) 4 72.22.89.89 Fax: (+33) 4 72.22.84.31 Email: jpb@alternativ.fr |
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| Consulate of Philippines in Marseille, France send edits ‘Prado Plazza’ 42, rue des Mousses 13008 Marseille France City: Marseille Phone: (+33) 4 91.16.01.10 Fax: (+33) 4 91.77.57.38 |
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| Consulate of Philippines in Nice, France send edits 43, rue Herold 06300 Nice France City: Nice Phone: (+33) 4 93.16.26.41 Fax: (+33) 4 93.88.12.61 |
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| Embassy of Poland in Paris, France send edits 1, rue de Talleyrand, 75343 Paris Cedex 07 City: Paris Phone: 01 43 17 34 00, Fax: 01 43 17 35 07 Web Site: http://www.ambassade.pologne.net |
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| Embassy of Portugal in Paris, France send edits 3, rue de Noisiel 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01 47 27 35 29 Web Site: http://www.embaixada-portugal-fr.org/ Email: mailto@embaixada-Portugal-fr.org |
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| Embassy of Romania in Paris, France send edits 5, Rue de l’Exposition 75007 Paris CEDEX 07 France City: Paris Phone: (00) (33) (1) 47051046 or (00) (33) (1) 47051870 Fax: (00) (33) (1) 45569747 Web Site: http://www.amb-roumanie.fr/ Email: secretariat@amb-roumanie.fr |
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| Embassy of Saudi Arabia in France send edits 5, Avenue Hoche 75008 City: Paris Phone: 01.56.79.40.00 Fax: 01.56.79.40.01 |
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| Embassy of Singapore in Paris, France send edits 12, square de lavenue Foch 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01 45 00 33 61 Fax: 01 45 00 61 79 Web Site: http://www.mfa.gov.sg/paris/ Email: ambsing@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: de 9h à 13h et de 14h à 17h. |
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| Embassy of Slovakia in Paris France send edits 125, rue du Ranelagh 75016 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01.44.14.56.00 Fax: 01.42.88.76.53 |
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| Embassy of Slovenia in Paris France send edits 21, rue du Bouquet de Longchamp – 75116 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01.47.55.65.90 Fax: 01.47.55.60.05 |
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| General Consulate of Slovenia in Strasbourg, France send edits 40, allée de la Robertsau 67000 Strasbourg France City: Strasbourg Phone: 03.88.36.60.25 Fax: 03.88.37.14.44 |
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| Embassy of Somalia in Paris, France send edits 26, rue Dumont d’Urville – 75116 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: 01.45.00.76.51 |
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| Embassy of South Africa in Paris, France send edits 59, Quai d’Orsay 75343 Paris Cedex 07 City: Paris Phone: 01.53.59.23.23 Fax: 01.53.59.23.68 Web Site: http://www.afriquesud.net/ Email: info@afriquesud.net |
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| Embassy of Sri Lanka in Paris, France send edits 15, rue d’Astorg 75008 Paris France City: Paris Phone: 01.42.66.35.01 Fax: 01.40.07.00.11 Email: sl.france@wanadoo.fr |
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| Embassy of Sweden in Paris, France send edits 17, rue Barbet-de-Jouy 75007 Paris France City: Paris Phone: +33 (0)1 44 18 88 00 Fax: +33 (0)1 44 18 88 40 Web Site: http://www.amb-suede.fr/ Email: ambassaden.paris@foreign.ministry.se Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8.30 a.m. to 1 p.m., 2 to 5 p.m. Visa (applications and processing): Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Thursdays closed Phone hours 10 a.m. to |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Bordeaux send edits Consulate of Sweden 447, boulevard Alfred Daney 33075 Bordeaux Cedex France City: Bordeaux Phone: +33 (0)5 57 57 33 19, 57 57 33 33 Fax: +33 (0)5 56 39 91 25 Email: consulat.suede.bordeaux@balguerie.com Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 12 noon |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Brest send edits 38, quai de la Douane 29283 Brest Cedex France City: Brest Phone: +33 (0)2 98 44 49 95 Fax: +33 (0)2 98 43 30 20 Email: brokers@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, 3 to 6 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Dijon send edits c/o La Providence 101, rue de Talant 21000 Dijon France City: Dijon Phone: +33 (0)3 25 84 99 09, 80 57 14 46 Fax: +33 (0)3 25 87 01 88 Email: philippe.wauquiez@wanaddo.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Dunkerque send edits c/o ITS SA Dunkerque France 104, rue de l’Ecole Maternelle 59140 Dunkerque France City: Dunkerque Phone: +33 (0)3 28 63 39 72 Fax: +33 (0)3 28 63 66 37 Email: saetrenola-consul@nordnet.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, La Rochelle-La Pallice send edits 106, bd Emile Delmas 17009 La Rochelle Cedex France City: La Rochelle Phone: +33 (0)5 46 42 06 07 Fax: +33 (0)5 46 42 52 49 Email: y.e.thomas@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8.30 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to 6 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Lille send edits 1, Place Georges Lyon 59800 Lille France City: Lille Phone: +33 (0)3 20 53 57 66, 20 21 59 94 Fax: +33 (0)3 20 21 59 59 Email: b.schaeffer@esc-lille.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 12 noon |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Lyon send edits c/o Siparex 139, rue de Vendome 69477 Lyon Cedex France City: Lyon Phone: +33 (0)4 37 24 32 95 Fax: +33 (0)4 72 83 20 40 Email: d.rodarie@siparex.com Office Hours: Monday-Friday 2 to 5 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Marseille send edits Atrium 10.8-Les Docks 10, place de la Joliette 13002 Marseille France City: Marseille Phone: +33 (0)4 91 13 16 30 Fax: +33 (0)4 91 90 92 13 Email: x.lassalle@balport.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8.30 to 12 noon |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Montpellier send edits 2, rue du Petit Scel 34000 Montpellier France City: Montpellier Phone: +33 (0)4 67 60 37 72 Fax: +33 (0)4 67 60 61 49 Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9 a.m.-12 Noon; 2 p.m.-5 p.m. Friday 9 a.m.-12 Noon; 2 p.m.-4 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Nantes send edits 2, Place de la Bourse 44007 Nantes France City: Nantes Phone: +33 (0)2 51 82 14 00 Fax: +33 (0)2 40 89 62 39 Email: dvanhuffel@loiret-haentjens.com Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to 6 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Nice send edits 7, avenue Gustave V 06000 Nice France City: Nice Phone: +33 (0)4 97 03 06 15 Fax: +33 (0)4 97 03 06 11 Email: swedconsul.nice@wtc-sophia.com Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Papeete send edits Route de ceinture Quartier de Tipaeruiv Papeete, Tahiti France City: Papeete Phone: +689 (-) 47 54 75, 42 73 93 Fax: +689 (-) 47 54 00 |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Perpignan send edits 5, rue Lazare Escarguel 66000 Perpignan France City: Perpignan Phone: +33 (0)4 68 51 00 19 Fax: +33 (0)4 68 51 00 20 Email: cb@nb-avocats.com Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Porto-Vecchio send edits 4, rue du General Leclerc 20538 Porto Vecchio France City: Porto-Vecchio Phone: +33 (0)4 95 70 15 97 Fax: +33 (0)4 95 70 20 19 Email: leonin@agents.agf.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Rouen send edits 22, rue Mustel 76021 Rouen Cedex France City: Rouen Phone: +33 (0)2 32 10 28 10 Fax: +33 (0)2 32 10 28 20 Email: itac@ro.taconet.fr |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Saint Barthelemy send edits Le Brigantin Gustavia 97098 Saint Barthelemy France City: Saint Barthelemy Phone: +590 (-) 27 60 89, 27 58 02 Fax: +590 (-) 27 99 95 |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Strasbourg send edits 11, rue du Canal 67400 Illkirch-Graffenstaden 67007 Strasbourg Cedex France City: Strasbourg Phone: +33 (0)3 88 39 06 06 Fax: +33 (0)3 88 39 57 12 Email: consulat.suede.strasbourg@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8.30 to 11.30 a.m., 2 to 5 p.m. |
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| Honorary Consulate of Sweden, Toulouse send edits c/o Mazars & Guerard 9, rue Matabiau 31000 Toulouse France City: Toulouse Phone: +33 (0)5 62 73 44 00 Fax: +33 (0)5 62 73 44 11 Email: consulats@mazars-guerard.fr Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 to 5.30 p.m. |
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| Embassy of Switzerland in Paris, France send edits Ambassade de Suisse 142, rue de Grenelle 75007 Paris France City: Paris, Phone: +33.1.49.55.67.00 Office Hours: 09h00 Ã 12h00 |
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| Bureau de Representation de Taipei en France send edits 78, rue de l’Universite 75007 Paris France City: Paris Phone: (002-33-1) 4439-8830 Fax: (002-33-1) 4439-8871 Email: taipiao.brtf@magic.fr |
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| Embassy of Tanzania in France send edits 13 Avenue Raymond, Pointcare, 75116 Paris, France City: Paris Phone: (+33) 1 53 70 63 66 Fax: (+33) 1 47 55 05 46 Web Site: http:// www.amb-tanzanie.fr Email: ambtanzanie@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: The Visa Department is opened Mondays to Fridays from 10H00 to 13H00. |
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| Embassy of Togo in France send edits 8, rue Alfred Roll 75017 Paris City: Paris Phone: . 01 43 80 12 13 |
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| Consulate General of Tunisia in Nanterre, France send edits 101, Avenue Jean Lolive – 93502 Pantin City: Nanterre Phone: 01.48.91.61.00 Fax: 01.48.91.39.51 |
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| Embassy of Tunisia in Paris, France send edits 25, rue Barbet de Jouy – 75007 City: Paris Phone: 01.45.55.95.98 Fax: 01.45.56.02.64 Web Site: http://www.amb-tunisie.fr/ Email: at.paris@amb-tunisie.fr |
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| Tunisian Embassy in Grenoble, France send edits 4, rue Alexandre 1er de Yougoslavie – 38000 City: Grenoble Phone: 04.76.43.26.01 Fax: 04.76.43.25.96 Email: ct.grenoble@wanadoo.fr |
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| Consulate General of Tunisian in Lyon, France send edits 14, avenue du Marechal Foch – 69453 Cedex 06 City: Lyon Phone: 04.78.93.42.87 Fax: 04.72.44.05.90 Email: cgt.lyon@imaginet.fr |
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| Consulate General of Tunisia in Marseille, France send edits 8, boulevard d’Athènes – 13001 City: Marseille Phone: 04.91.50.28.68 Fax: 04.91.08.59.69 |
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| Consulate General of Tunisia in Nice, France send edits 18, avenue des Fleurs – 06000 City: Nice Phone: 04.93.96.81.81 Fax: 04.93.37.63.02 |
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| Consulate General of Tunisia in Paris, France send edits 19, rue de Lubeck – 75016 City: Paris Phone: 01.53.10.69.10 Fax: 01.47.04.27.79 |
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| Consulate General of Tunisia in Toulouse, France send edits 19, all̩e Jean-Jaur̬s Р31000 City: Toulouse Phone: 05.61.63.61.61 Fax: 05.61.63.48.00 |
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| Embassy of Turkmenistan in Paris, France send edits 13, rue Picot, F-75116 City: Paris Phone: +33 (1) 47550536 Fax: +33 (1) 47550568 |
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| Embassy of United Arab Emirates in Paris, France send edits 3, rue de Lota 75116 City: Paris Phone: 01.44.34.02.00 Fax: 01.47.55.61.04 Email: mbassade.Emirats@Wanadoo,Fr |
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| British Embassy in Paris, France send edits 35, rue du Faubourg St Honore 75383 Paris Cedex 08 France City: Paris Phone: +33 (0)1 44 51 31 00 Fax: +33 (0)1 44 51 32 34 Web Site: http://www.amb-grandebretagne.fr/ Email: VisamailParis.VisamailPavis@fco.gov.uk Office Hours: 9h30-013h00/14h30-18h00 |
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| U.S. Embassy in Paris, France send edits 2 avenue Gabriel 75382 Cedex 08 City: Paris Phone: +33 1 43 12 22 22 Fax: +33 1 42 66 97 83 Office Hours: Open from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
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| Consulate of United States in Bordeaux, France send edits 10, place de la Bourse BP 77 33025 Bordeaux Cedex France City: Bordeaux Phone: (0)5.56.48.63.85 Fax: (0) 5.56.51.61.97 Web Site: http://france.usembassy.gov/bordeaux/ Email: usabordeaux@state.gov |
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| Consulate of United States in Lille, France send edits 107, rue Royale 59800 Lille France City: Lille Phone: 03.28.04.25.00 Fax: 03.20.74.88.23 Web Site: http://france.usembassy.gov/lille/ Email: usalille@state.gov |
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| Consulate of United States in Lyon, France send edits 1, quai Jules Courmont 69002 Lyon France City: Lyon Phone: (+33) 4 78.38.36.88 Fax: (+33) 4 72.41.71.81 Email: usalyon@state.gov Office Hours: Monday-Friday 10.00 to 12.00 a.m. 2.00 to 5.00 p.m. on appointment |
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| Consulate General of United States in Marseille, France send edits Place Varian Fry 13006 Marseille France City: Marseille Phone: (33) 4-91-54-92-00 Fax: (33) 4-91-55-56-95 Web Site: http://france.usembassy.gov/marseille/ Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 to 12:00 14:00 to 17:00 |
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| Consular Agency of United States in Nice, France send edits 7, avenue Gustave V 06000 Nice France City: Nice Phone: (+33) 4 93.88.89.55 Fax: (+33) 4 93.87.07.38 |
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| Consulate of United States in Rennes, France send edits 30, Quai Duguay-Trouin 35000 Rennes France City: Rennes Phone: (0)2.23.44.09.60 Fax: (0)2.99.35.00.92 Web Site: http://france.usembassy.gov/rennes/ Email: usarennes@state.gov |
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| Consulate General of United States in Strasbourg, France send edits 15, Avenue d’Alsace 67082 Strasbourg Cedex France City: Strasbourg Phone: (33) 3 88 35 31 04 Fax: (33) 3 88 24 06 95 Web Site: http://france.usembassy.gov/strasbourg/ Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 to 13:00 14:00 to 17:00 |
Description: The Strasbourg Consulate General provides American Citizen Services (except passports and visas), supports American business, including over 120 resident U.S. firms, and creates educational, commercial and cultural exchanges between the United States and the northeastern French regions of Alsace, Lorraine and Franche-Comté in the consular district. It also provides information on U.S. policy to Permanent Representatives and Observers States to the Council of Europe, Consular Corps and to American and French citizens in the jurisdiction. The Consulate General is the Strasbourg Office of the U.S. Permanent Observer to the Council of Europe, the United States Ambassador to France. The Consul General is the Deputy Permanent Observer to the 46-member nation Council of Europe (founded in 1949 to promote democracy, respect for human rights and rule of law) and the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. Correspondence for the Permanent Observer should be addressed to the Consul General. | ||||
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| Consulate of United States in Toulouse, France send edits 25 allees Jean Jaures 31000 Toulouse France City: Toulouse Phone: (33) 5-34-41-36-50 Fax: (33) 5-34-41-16-19 Web Site: http://france.usembassy.gov/toulouse/ Email: usconsulate-tlse@wanadoo.fr Office Hours: Appointments on Wednesdays: 10:00 to 12:00 14:00 to 16:00 |
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| Embassy of Uruguay in Paris, France send edits 15, rue Le Sueur 75116 City: Paris Phone: (33) 01.45.00.81.37 Fax: 01.45.01.25.17 Web Site: http://www.amb-uruguay-france.com/ Email: amburuguay.urugalia@fr.oleane.com |
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Zimbabwean Embassy in Paris, FranceBuying And Selling In France – Meet The Maire
November 2, 2007
For administrative purposes, France is divided into 26 regions comprising 95 départements, with a préfet in charge of each one. The préfet works in the préfecture and has a supporting network of sou-préfectures scattered throughout the department.
Each département is sub-divided into communes that can vary in size from Paris with 2 million inhabitants down to a humble village sheltering only a couple of dozen souls. There are 36,851 communes in France and each one is administered by a maire who works in la mairie, assisted by his/her premier adjoint, and a conseil who meet regularly to decide policy.
Maires are elected by the inhabitants of their commune (all EU citizens resident in France are eligible to vote in these elections) and basically act as low-paid civil servants for the French government.
Their duties include organising elections and sending the results to the government, keeping birth, marriage and death registers, managing social programmes, contracting for local drinking water, granting building permission, protecting the environment, organising local childcare, school buildings, accommodation for primary teachers, the running of cemeteries, footpaths, and general maintenance, including street lights, pavements, playgrounds and parks. They are also in charge of public safety, providing facilities for travelling communities, and maintaining lists of conscription-age people in their communes.
They also act as news agencies, informing the local population of new by-laws, (bonfire restrictions, public health measures, etc) and more domestic items such as forthcoming street-parties and concerts. Maires often find themselves arbitrating in land disputes, or disagreements between neighbours over hedges and late night noise levels.
La mairie would be your first stop were you to discover the long-forgotten bones of a horse on your land and you wanted them removed. They would also be the first port of call for a grant to pay for a school trip, or for permission to knock a hole in your kitchen wall to make a new window.
Maires have the power to make by-laws about stray dogs, and can rule on what colours people may use when painting their houses, their shutters, their front doors… even their gates. This is especially true in areas near national parks or heritage sites, where you may find your choice restricted to brown, brown or brown.
Mairies also deal with rubbish collection, recycling and the collection of large unwanted items. This is often organised with other local mairies, but each one sets their own local taxes for rubbish disposal (taxe d’ordures) and mains water supplies (facture de l’eau).
In small villages, when it comes to petty nuisance, ie children playing postman’s knock, chasing your cats, or trashing your garden, if you ask the maire to intervene he or she will often have an extremely effective word with the parents – even if you don’t know who the kids are, probably the maire will!
In the case of anonymous nuisance like graffiti and petty vandalism, maires have even been known to indulge in personal skulking to catch the offenders red-handed and deliver them to the local cop-shop for a strong chin-wagging and possibly even a lengthy wait in a police cell as the parents take their time coming to the rescue.
On the other hand, (and again we’re talking smaller communes here) the local maire, if he or she wants to, can pull strings to get you a job, or get your child into the school or university of your choice. If you’re job hunting you can also ask for a character reference (your estate agent may also be willing to vouch for you).
Maires can be elected and re-elected for donkey’s years, and people like secretaries and adjoints tend to be permanent fixtures too, which is one of the main reasons why it is an excellent idea to be on good terms with the people in your local mairie. If they like you, life will be easy. If they don’t, life will be hard.
More than that, there is no reason not to take an active interest as UK citizens resident in France are not only entitled to vote in local elections, but can hold office. (They can also vote in European elections – register for both electoral lists at… your local mairie.)
On a more romantic note, you can have a church blessing in France, but you can’t get married in church. You have to tie the knot in a mairie. So you’ll need to check the maire’s diary before you name the day.
On the fun side, local mairies also organise leisure and recreation: the Paris plage (a beach by the River Seine which is installed for six weeks during the summer) is the brainchild of the maire of Paris. Smaller mairies organise communal meals, dances and drinks to celebrate occasions like Bastille Day (14 July). They also administer local associations, some of them even giving out grants for choirs, sports clubs, etc.
FACT FILE
• Look up the website and email address of your local mairie on www.annuairemairie.com. This also has links to a vast range of other sites connected with French administration
• For more about the French civil service, visit www.service-public.fr/etranger/english.html. This website contains a large section in English
• The Association of French Mayors has 35,000 members, and the site has a small section in English. See www.amf.asso.fr
STEP BY STEP GUIDE
• When deciding to buy a property in a small rural commune, go to the Mairie and introduce yourself (shake hands formally, intersperse each comment with ‘Monsieur le Maire’, or ‘Madame’). In larger rural ones, drop by and introduce yourself to the secretary. If you’re buying in Paris however, this step probably won’t get you anywhere!
• If you do buy, and again, we’re talking about smaller communes here, invite the Maire (along with the adjoints and the secretary) to come and have a celebration apéro.
• Be polite. French bureaucracy is insanely clumsy and drives everyone to distraction sooner or later. But do not crack under the strain. An overheated rant about efficiency will earn you the cold shoulder. A jar of home-made marmalade to thank the secretary for dealing with such troublesome papers will get you everywhere!
• In small communes, send Christmas cards. In all but the largest, leave your contact details when you go away for more than a few weeks or so. In any commune, shake hands with the Maire every time you meet him/her.
Disclaimer
This dossier article is intended as a general guide only. For specific information relative to your own situation, please use the contact details in the factfile. The information given here was correct at the time of publication. However, if you notice a gremlin causing typos or any other inaccuracies, do please let us know.
Sarkozy’s Inheritance Tax Laws
November 2, 2007
Nicolas Sarkozy has kept his promise to revolutionise the French inheritance tax laws – and the changes are sweeping, as Bill Blevins reports…
France has updated its antiquated succession tax regime completely, abolishing inheritance tax between spouses and PACS partners. The succession tax system has been reworked to include other generous allowances to inheritances, particularly between close family.
The improved succession tax rules are part of a package of radical new tax legislation that came into force as France’s new president, Nicolas Sarkozy, celebrated his first 100 days in office. During his presidential campaign he had promised revolutionary changes to France’s tax system and a batch of reforms amounting to around €13.8 billion (£9.4 billion) in tax cuts was passed in August.
This will be welcome news to Living France readers who are planning to move to France. It brings the legislation in line with the UK’s tax-free exemption between spouses and civil partnerships. However, where inheritance tax in the UK is paid by the deceased’s estate, in France it is calculated for each beneficiary depending on the amount inherited and then paid by the individual beneficiary.
The inheritance tax exemption extends to sisters and brothers who are single, widowed or divorced providing that at the time of succession they are aged over 50 or they are suffering from an illness which prevents them from working and were living with the deceased during the five years preceding the death.
The allowance for children and parents (who inherit from their children) is tripled from €50,000 (£33,935) to €150,000 (£101,805) per person. The allowance between brothers and sisters is increased from €5,000 (£3,394) to €15,000 (£10,181).
The allowance for nieces and nephews (which is currently only available for lifetime gifts) increases from €5,000 (£3,394) to €7,500 (£5,090) and also applies on death. The allowance of €15,000 (£10,181) for brothers and sisters will apply where a niece or nephew inherits by representation (because their mother or father is dead or has renounced the inheritance).
The specific allowance of €50,000 (£33,935) for the disabled is also tripled to €150,000 (£101,805) and can be cumulated with other allowances (eg the €150,000 [£101,805] allowance for a child).
As the allowances have been dramatically increased, the new legislation has abolished the €50,000 (£33,935) global allowance which applied where children or spouses inherited. From now on, the rate bands will be automatically increased each year in line with inflation.
Lifetime gifts
Lifetime gifts made to children over a six-year period are subject to an allowance of €150,000 (£101,805) instead of €50,000 (£33,935). A child can therefore receive up to €300,000 (£203,611) (€150,000 [£101,805] from each parent) tax free every six years.
Although inheritances between married couples can now be made completely tax free, this is not the case for gifts. The allowance of €76,000 (£51,581) remains in place for lifetime gifts between spouses. For PACS partners the current allowance of €57,000 (£38,686) is increased to €76,000 (£51,581) in line with that of spouses. However, the allowance will be withdrawn if the PACS agreement is broken within the same year or the following year for a reason other than marriage to each other or the death of one of the partners.
Cash gifts
The specific exemption for cash gifts has increased from €20,000 (£13,574) to €30,000 (£20,361) where the gift is made to a child, grandchild or, if there are no direct line descendants, to nieces or nephews. This is provided the donor is more than 65 years old and the donee more than 18 years old. In addition, the gift should be declared and registered by the donee at his/her local tax office within one month of the gift.
This exemption can be cumulated with other allowances, (ie the €150,000 [£101,805] for children, €30,000 [£20,361] for grandchildren and €5,000 [£3,394] for nieces and nephews). However, it does not renew after six years and can only be used once.
The new legislation will revolutionise the French housing market, according to property specialist Trevor Leggett.
‘Inheritance tax, like so many outmoded ideas such as wealth tax, has long been a sticky subject in France,’ he says. ‘But now, with changes to the inheritance tax threshold, Nicolas Sarkozy is set to revolutionise the economy and boost investment in the housing market. It is estimated that with the new changes, as many as 95 per cent of the population of France will no longer pay any inheritance tax at all upon the death of their parents. These changes will be of interest to British homeowners in France as they will also benefit.’
The new tax changes will affect British expatriates if they are resident in France at the time of death or, if non-French resident, where the asset being gifted or bequeathed is located in France. A gift is also taxable if the recipient is resident in France and has been resident for at least six of the ten tax years prior to the year in which the gift is received.
The six out of ten years rule usually also applies to inheritances received by individuals resident in France. However, under the special UK/France Inheritance Tax Treaty, inheritances (not gifts) from a UK domicile to a French resident recipient are not liable to succession tax in France, even where the recipient has been resident in France for more than six years. The treaty also stipulates that if you die a resident of France and have any assets based in the UK they will be subject to UK inheritance tax, as well as French inheritance tax, although any inheritance tax paid in the UK will be credited against the French tax due.
There are various ways to reduce or avoid French succession tax and one is to take out an assurance vie which is the French term for an insurance bond, such as a personal portfolio bond, which allows you to hold your own choice of assets, excluding property, within a tax ‘wrapper’. If an assurance vie is set up before you become a French resident there is no succession tax liability on death. Setting up an offshore discretionary trust can also avoid French succession tax, although specific advice should be sought.
The succession tax reforms in France are good news for taxpayers. However, it is advisable to review your tax planning and tax mitigation arrangements on a regular basis regardless of changes in the law.
Selling Property in France
November 2, 2007
When you come to sell your house in France make sure you deal fairly and squarely with your potential purchasers, warns Elizabeth Berry…
The French Civil Code puts a heavy responsibility on the sellers of a property. First they must clearly describe what they are selling, any ambiguity being interpreted in favour of the buyers. Careful attention must therefore be given when preparing the detailed description of a property and its surface area which is always included in the compromis and acte de vente. Then, the property must be delivered to the buyer; this takes place by handing over the keys and documents and title.
But the most onerous duty, of which not all sellers may be aware, is to guarantee that the property is free of hidden defects existing at the time of sale. The defects must be such that they would either render the property completely unfit for the purpose for which the buyers intended it or would seriously interfere with their enjoyment of it, so that if they had been aware of the defects they would not have bought it at all or would have offered a lower price.
Examples of such defects are structural cracks, a basement liable to flooding, woodworm infestation in an area where a survey is not compulsory. Selling land described as a building plot can even constitute a warranty by the seller that building on the plot will be authorised.
The seller will be bound by the guarantee even if the defects were so hidden that they themselves were genuinely not aware of them, although, if the contract is between two private (ie non professional) parties, the contract can stipulate that the sellers will not be liable for hidden defects of which they were unaware themselves. The nature of the defect must be specified; attempts to exclude liability for hidden defects altogether may be unsuccessful.
As is well known, in many areas of France the sellers have a statutory duty before a sale to carry out searches for some hidden defects and to disclose the results to the buyers; such matters are the presence of lead and asbestos, termite and other wood-boring insects, or natural and technological risks affecting the property.
But the law in these matters is not all in favour of the buyers. The sellers will not be responsible for apparent defects and the buyers must therefore carefully inspect the property for these. It goes without saying that the sellers must act in good faith, and not try to conceal such defects for example by growing climbing plants over structural cracks.
The apparent defects must be capable of being discovered by someone with a normal concern for their own interests. There is no need for an expert to be consulted, but buyers would be expected to make reasonable efforts to discover the defects, eg by going up into an accessible roof space to inspect the state of the timbers.
However, if the buyers are themselves experts or professionals concerned with immovable property, such as agents, developers or architects, they will be presumed to be aware of all apparent defects, provided the sellers acted in good faith.
To enforce the seller’s guarantee, the buyers will have to start court proceedings within two years of discovery of the defects and the remedy would be either the annulment of the sale or a reduction of the purchase price.
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