PrasanthRagupathy Blog Anmeldelser 

Contents on Prasanth's website is a must-read for anyone considering or already living the expat life in France. It's a perfect blend of practical advice and personal experiences, making the content easy to understand and make decisions. The platform is already doing such a great job by keeping things updated based on latest information. Keep up the amazing work. Kudos!

Mr Ragupathy has been a very supportive and responsive person in my interactions with him. The information on his blog is easy to access, he refines the possibility of getting confused as much as possible. He is also available to assist you with suggestions that allows you to approach your situation better.

All the q and a are very clear
I to have one more doubt
How to ask

Very informative, precise and to the point details explained out. I always refer this blog for any query related to living in France, opening bank accounts, visa, etc etc...

Prashant always help and whenever we ask any questions by you tube or mail he promptly replying. Very good experience and detailing of all information

A comprehensive resource for addressing a wide range of inquiries from students and working professionals of Indian origin residing in France.

As always....you have Covered every thing in well manner and well explained ...

I have 1 query in this case both parents have their social Security number (SSN) and it was easy for them to handle things..... But what about if parents still don't have SSN .. How much it will cost for pregnancy? And what is the time line to get it reimbursement after getting SSN....

Wrong information shared. Pointed out by people in so many groups, still does not budge. This guy should stop writing and save peoples time and energy. STOP.

I had some questions and doubts about taxes in India and France. I sent Prashanth my questions through his website contact. I received a response from him with a day answering all my questions one by one with sources like links and image. I really appreciate that he took time during the week to reply in detail. All I can say is that he is really passionate to help.

Thanks a lot Prashanth.

I submitted my inquiry on the website, and it was handled over the weekend. When I asked for further clarification on his advice, I received a prompt and more detailed response.

As an expat, the paperwork has been always difficult for English speakers, even for locals. However with my friend’ suggestion, I found the Prashanth’blog. It’s just amazing and super helpful! He explains all the details with references. Many to learn! I suggest all to take a look. Thanks mate

As always Prashanth has been my go to guide for any information related to French Admin related work. As a new resident of France at times I find it a bit difficult to get pieces of info and that’s when I try knocking Prasanth’s door and he has been always welcoming and helping me with the necessary info. Kudos to Prasanth for all the good work🙏

Prasanth is really knowledgable and takes effort to help out people.
It is always not easy to navigate through the french system.. many times he has guided people to take correct decisions including me regarding family reunion, tax and many other topics
The blogs and YouTube videos are great resources..
Thanks and appreciate the good work done...

This website is outstanding. It gives a good amount of information as well as new information about visas and taxes related to our Indian community. Thank you very much!

He provided some great practical suggestions which were actually effective in resolving a residence permit delay issue.

simple, clear and precise informations

Very interesting blog! Was super helpful when navigating the finance minefield from opening different NRI bank accounts to investments.. Highly recommend their Telegram community!

Certainly, the content is of great help for any expats coming to France.

Prasanth is resourceful and very quick to respond to all queries. His guidance with my student visa renewal process simplified the situation quickly for me. Thank you Prasanth!