April in France ushers in a mix of traditions and practical changes. Notably, April 1st, which coincides with Easter Monday, is celebrated as 'Poisson d'avril', a day filled with pranks. As winter evictions resume, Parisian cafés can extend their terraces and even operate until midnight for the upcoming Olympics. Furthermore, social benefits will see a 4.6% increase, and motorists will transition to a digital insurance model, eliminating the need for physical green cards. These changes reflect the vibrant and evolving nature of French life in the spring.
April 1st is also Easter Monday, a bank holiday in France, allowing workers to enjoy a day off while engaging in the playful tradition of 'Poisson d'avril'.
As of April 1st, social benefits like the CAF family allowance will increase by 4.6%, providing much-needed support to French families amid rising costs.
Motorists in France will no longer need to display the physical green insurance card after April 1st, transitioning to digital proof for vehicle insurance.
Parisian restaurants and cafés extend their terraces starting in April, with some venues able to stay open until midnight in preparation for the Olympic Games.
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