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I just started renting flat in France and the amount of paper I had to give wasn't particularly bad (id copy, copy of three pay slips and proof of home insuranc
by baud147258 7y ago
I just started renting flat in France and the amount of paper I had to give wasn't particularly bad (id copy, copy of three pay slips and proof of home insurance, which I did in two day over the phone and by internet)
- mytailorisrich 7y agoAlso, these are not legal requirements but requirements of landlords (apart from ID, perhaps), and they tend to be similar in France and the UK. But when it comes to setting up a company France is nightmarish compared to the UK, which has one of the simplest, quickest, and cheapest systems around.
- baud147258 7y agoI was just commenting on the renting a flat part. I've never set a company in France
- _Wintermute 7y agoMaybe my experience was worse being young and renting in Paris, but they wanted several things on top of that (birth certificate, passport, job contract, last 3 utility bills).
- lorenzhs 7y agoYour landlord demanded those things to make sure you'd be able to pay, they're not legally required (maybe apart from checking that you're using your real name).