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Paris Apartment Tour | KJ and Tony Move to France

Paris Apartment Tour| KJ and Tony Move to France | We just moved from the US to France on November 7th and there are a few things to get used to, especially with this being our first week. #1 is our small apartment (and small everything for that matter), which we love but is not what we’re used to back in the US. Today we’re sharing a tour of our apartment in Paris where we’ll be living until December 7th, when we move on to Versailles. We hope you enjoy!

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  3. Would you please let viewers know about what an apartment like yours costs in Paris? I watched the video last night, so I may have forgotten some of the details. I've stayed in hotels in the Latin Quarter, although it was a long time ago and we were just there for a week in September. Thank you for the info. Enjoy your new life in France. Was it difficult or expensive to get the right visa? Thank you.

  5. When this video popped up, I felt compelled to stop watching after a minute so I could scroll over to the first video in the move to France series. I binged them all.

    I was 66 when I rented a 4th floor apartment in the 11th arr. for a month. I can’t honestly say I got used to it, but I do believe I was less winded by the end.

    BTW there is an elevator at Arc de Triomphe. I was 57 when I climbed the stairs. I thought I was gonna die. Don’t try it!

  8. Good luck on your new adventure. I'm not sure what your goals are for this YouTube channel but I can say for myself and others we go to find information about the process of getting the Visa and the budget one could expect. Would you be so kind as to offer your experience with the visa processing. And say the cost to rent your apartment and the process of obtaining it. Also I'm interested in relocating to France because of the better health care options but I have some pre existing condition and I will need to obtain full coverage for the first year. Don't know if this applies to either of you but if so it would be helpful to if you were able to get assume you did, full coverage for the first year. And do you intend to apply for the national healthcare program as is possible after three months on your long term visas? Also I think it's important to know that you each apply separately for your visas, even if you are married. The financial resources required are not too much but for some it could be more complicated. It's about 15000 per person per year I think? Again I have no idea your goals on this channel, but since you are open to comments, maybe just a little bit of your experiences, if you want to help others pondering the same thing. Ask yourself what you'd have liked to know before moving and for many, specifically, the cost to do it., the medical insurance requirements, the cost to rent your apartment in Latin quarter of Paris, was this the apartment you used as proof of residency? And the whole visa processing experience. I think this would help allot of people, if you'd rather not that of course is your choice and we won't take it personally. You are obviously very nice folks. Again, best of luck and enjoy your new adventure! But more information would be great 👍

  10. New here! I am curious if this will be a temporary or permanent stay? If permanent, do you plan to purchase property or maybe get a larger apartment in the future? Just curious!

  16. Wow!😃 Your temporary home is so much more charming than I anticipated. Small but so very well appointed and lovely!
    As I'm sure others have stated, that is a towel warmer/dryer.
    I love the kitchen. Very much like a sail boat galley, only you have lots of headroom!
    I was noting how chic you both look NOT wearing fanny packs like the "ugly Americans"😎 but of course, once inside the baseball cap comes out! 😅 The two main give aways for Americans, I read. Fanny packs and baseball caps. Also North Face jackets? What do you think?
    You guys are looking so TRIM. Those stairs are a blessing and KJ….You worried about Tony leaving YOU in the dust. Hah!😇. Thank you so very much for the beautiful and detailed share. I soaked up every minute. You really do great captures of the places you are! What a gift to us! 💖💝
    PS the French "R" must be the most difficult for us new French learners. I've decided that ANY time I hear myself sound like a pirate (audible AR or ER) I instead need to think of lightly clearing my throat instead. 😄 Lots of gentle throat clearing and zero pirates! But it's so haRRR-dah!😅

  19. I love it! I’m so jealous. I’ve always wanted to go to another country. Your apartment is beautiful and perfect for you two. You have a view that reminds me of New Orleans. So beautiful 😻

  20. The white bars on the bathroom wall are a radiator heated towel rack. There should be a gauge at the bottom that looks like a wheel to adjust the heat. Hang the bath towel on there before you shower and it will be warm when you get out. It can also be used to dry hand washables (underwear, socks) faster. Once you get used to it, you will never want to be without one!

  22. Hi KJ & Tony, now I can picture you in your first French apartment. Thank you for the tour! It's sweet and has an authentic charm. I imagine it's a beautiful place to retreat to after a day spent walking around & exploring, or, as Tony mentions, a cosy work base that favours peace & focus. Wishing you a week sprinkled with blessings. Much love, Gill
    x🙏🤍✨️x
    ps that hat & scarf makes you look very Parisien Tony! 🇫🇷

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