THE impact of changes to the French health system on people heading to France who are under retirement age is beginning to look a little clearer.
The Daily Telegraph reports that for those currently in the system they will be able to remain in it, the tougher rules will apply to non-working foreigners, such as early retirees, who move to France after the end of this month.
The Sécurité Sociale website provides a more complete explanation, in French, with point number four highlighting the changes for those set to arrive in France.
For further information contact the English language service of France’s CPAM: +33 8 20 90 42 12 or CLEISS (France’s helpdesk for international mobility and social security): + 33 (0)1 45 26 33 41
Update 06/10/07)
Round up of French health changes
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Hi Craig,
The note on the front of the British Embassy (in Paris) website – see http://tinyurl.com/2rd3qq – reflects the same view as that of the Sécurité Sociale referenced above.
regards,
Ian
Hi Ian, many thanks for that, I hope it helps people get their head around the changes to the health rules.
All the best, Craig