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Good luck anglaisie. We have been in France for 17 years and feel the same about France and friends here. The difference is we are both over 75. Life and costs of living in UK must have changed dramatically, but I agree the admin and taxes in France are difficult. We have no language problems, but are seriously looking to go back to UK before inheritance problems crop up.0
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Hi I am a new arrival to the forum and without noticing the date 2013 on your thread I replied 2 years later! Sorry . I would like to know what decision you have made and are you happy back in UK , if indeed you have made the move.0
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Will you be covered by the NHS for free as new arrivals in the UK?Good luck anglaisie. We have been in France for 17 years and feel the same about France and friends here. The difference is we are both over 75. Life and costs of living in UK must have changed dramatically, but I agree the admin and taxes in France are difficult. We have no language problems, but are seriously looking to go back to UK before inheritance problems crop up.0
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