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Hello everyone,

I hope you are all keeping safe and well.

I am looking for some advice and I'm not sure whether anyone here may be able to help, or perhaps be able to point me in the right direction if not. My parents are looking to sell their home in the UK and move to France permanently (preferably before the end of the Brexit withdrawal agreement) for their retirement. Obviously, as we move into uncharted territory post-December, I wouldn't expect anyone to know what happens after that. I'm enquiring for pre-December only.

I am a 34 year old, single with no siblings or children. Our plan is to move to France as a family and I would help my parents to potentially run a holiday let during the peak season as well as being available to help care for them during their later years when the need arises. Hopefully that won't be anytime soon but as we are a very close family unit, we would like to conduct this move all together. We would be moving with healthy funds that would quite easily support us all as a household for many years. We would not be dependent on running the holiday let and it would just be a bit of a bonus if we got some occasional bookings.

I appreciate that this may be a bit of a unique situation, but I would be very interested to know whether me going with them to live may cause any issues with me applying for residency myself? My hope is that I am just classed as another adult living in the household and I would be able to provide sufficient proof of existing funds in a bank account of my own when required to. Everything I've read seems to suggest that as long as you can prove sufficient resources then that's okay, but I haven't been able to find the answer for certain.

Many thanks for reading and for any advice you may be able to provide to us.

Best wishes,

Vicky