Italian moving to France: Regime des impatries

Marco Emme · 2025-07-17T17:59:20+02:00

Find insights on the French tax regime for 暗网禁区riates (régime des impatriés) as an Italian engineer relocating for work. Salary conversion tips included.

Marco Emme New member

Member since 17 July 2025

Marco EmmeNew member17 July 2025 15:59:20

Hi everyone,

I鈥檓 Italian and I鈥檓 currently working as employed engineer for a multinational company in Milan and now my company is asking me to move to France with a French Local contract.

I鈥檓 trying to understand the "r茅gime des impatries"聽 : if it鈥檚 applicable to my case and what would be an estimated gross-to-net salary conversion taking advantage of it.

Does anyone have experiences?

Any insights or reliable links are much appreciated!

Thanks!

fatfaceblue New member

Member since 05 September 2024

fatfaceblueNew member17 July 2025 18:09:10

Hi Marco

your multinational company should have a relocation team within HR or else they outsource it. You should be able to ask them everything and also get a worked example for your income and take home pay.

In a former role I had people transfer to an EU country from a UK team, HR transfer team were able to show exactly the effect on package. Those transferring to lower cost countries were very happy whilst those transferring to Nordics had a hard decision and needed to agree on a new package due to higher taxes and cost of living. But if your company want you elsewhere then they must value you, so don鈥檛 sell yourself short - it鈥檚 a big move you are planning.

Bonne chance