Services for expatriates · France, Belgium, Switzerland
Leave one day, for good.
We help French and Belgian people, and anyone who has worked abroad, to leave on a sound footing and recover what is owed to them: pension assets, tax, settling in.

Our services
Recover your pension assets
AHV/OASI, Swiss 2nd and 3rd pillars, pensions left behind in Germany, the United Kingdom or Australia: we trace your accounts, prepare the payout applications and reclaim the withholding tax.
Free online diagnosis · support coming soon
Get the diagnosis →Plan your retirement abroad
Where your pensions will be taxed least, what changes for healthcare, the civil service pension trap: a complete guide for retirees and those who soon will be.
Free guide
Read the guide →Talk to a tax lawyer
Wealth, business, exit tax, tax residence: we put you in touch with a tax lawyer based in your destination country, who knows its rules from the inside.
Referrals coming soon
Read the tax guide in the meantime →How it works
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A free diagnosis
Online, with no sign-up: you see straight away what you can recover or need to plan for.
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The right contact
We put your file together, or refer you to a specialist partner in the country concerned: a tax lawyer or a pension foundation.
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A price stated upfront
Before you commit to anything, you know what the service costs and how we are paid.
Free guides
Tax on departure
Tax residence, exit tax, assets kept in France or Belgium: what to settle before you leave.
Departure checklist
Every formality, from 12 months before departure to consular registration.
Comparing destinationsFR
More than forty countries and territories compared: residence, tax, healthcare, safety.
Why so many are leaving
Insecurity, political tensions, a sense that the country is coming apart: more and more French and Belgian people are considering settling elsewhere. Better to prepare that move methodically than to be forced into it one day in a hurry.
A move takes 6 to 12 months to prepare
Papers, housing, work, schooling, health cover: leaving in a hurry is costly and closes doors. Leaving prepared keeps your options open.
Tax catches out those who leave in haste
Changing your address is not enough to change your tax residence. Exit tax, foreign accounts, assets you keep: better to plan for all of it.
Doors sometimes close
Reduced immigration quotas, tax regimes abolished, tighter visa rules: the conditions for newcomers change. What is possible today may no longer be tomorrow.
Where to go?
Our country profiles compare more than forty destinations: residence, tax, healthcare, safety.