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Moving and move in
à Paris and in Île-de-France
Live your move to Paris or its suburbs with peace of mind with our guide to settling in: formalities, housing, schooling, transport, taxation... Find the most important information to help you adapt successfully.
Live your move to Paris or its suburbs with peace of mind with our guide to settling in: formalities, housing, schooling, transport, taxation... Find the most important information to help you adapt successfully.
Accommodation in Paris
Before moving to Paris, the first and most important step will be to find an accommodation and to complete all the administrative procedures related to your change of address (for more information, consult our Moving formalities section). Several categories of housing are available in Paris, including student housing, social housing, senior housing, young workers' residences, and private housing for rent. Numerous online advertisement sites or local agencies can offer you properties for purchase or rent before you make your move. national move in Paris.
Taxes in Paris
Before moving to Paris, you should also ask yourself the question of taxation. The taxation of the city of Paris is based on the principle of direct local taxation, i.e. four taxes: the housing tax, the property tax, the property tax on non-built properties, and the territorial economic contribution. You can obtain very precise information on the tax rates, the purpose of each tax and its use at www.paris.fr/pratique/paris-pratique/taxes-impots/p195.
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Issuance of a declaration of domicile in Paris
You must reside in Paris to obtain a declaration of residence or a certificate of change of residence. You can send your request, by mail, to any city hall of the arrondissement. You must attach a copy of your identity card to your application, indicate the foreign authority making the request, and indicate your old and new addresses, if applicable. The city hall will send you back the declaration or the certificate that you will have to sign, certifying on your honor the accuracy of the information provided.
You can also obtain a declaration or a certificate of change of address by going to a city hall of the arrondissement before your move to Paris. A municipal agent will issue the document upon presentation of your identity card. The document will indicate the foreign authority that has made the request. You must sign it and attest on your honor that the information on it is correct. In this case, the declaration or certificate of change of residence is issued immediately. Nationals of certain European countries are no longer required to hold a residence permit pursuant to law n°2003-1119 of November 26, 2003.
These are nationals of the following countries: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom. Users who are nationals of these countries can therefore have a declaration or certificate of change of address issued by a district hall. Other foreign nationals who, by law, must have a residence permit, must contact either the Préfecture de Police or the local city hall to obtain a declaration or certificate of change of residence.
Documents to provide for your move to Paris
To facilitate your move to Paris, you must present an ID.
For the French: national identity card or passport.
for European citizens (except Romanians and Bulgarians): a residence permit or resident card, a national identity card or a passport.
for other foreigners: a valid residence permit or resident card showing the address of the residence.
For more information, please contact
- at any borough hall
- at the Paris Police Headquarters
