April brings notable moments in France, such as 'Poisson d'avril' on April 1st, a day for playful pranks. Easter Sunday is on April 20th, offering a long weekend for workers. The end of the winter truce on March 31st allows landlords to evict tenants who have not paid rent. Additionally, from April 1st, new Notaire fees will increase from 4.5% to 5%, impacting property transactions until early 2028. Changes to sick leave compensation also take effect, altering employee benefits due to the Social Security Finance Law.
April 1st marks 'Poisson d'avril,' where France embraces practical jokes, similar to April Fool's Day, bringing a spirited tradition of humor nationally.
Easter Sunday falls on April 20th this year, with Easter Monday being a public holiday across France, allowing workers to enjoy an extended weekend.
Starting April 1st, the Notaire fees for property buyers will rise from 4.5% to 5% due to the France 2025 Budget, affecting future transactions.
The trêve hivernale ends on March 31st, allowing landlords to resume eviction processes starting April 1st for tenants who have not paid rent.
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