Monaco: rich in diversity

There are several factors. Most of our members move to the Principality for professional reasons. Indeed, Monaco is not only of interest geographically, due to the infrastructure that puts the Principality two hours from the main European capitals, but it also has high financial potential. The Principality is considered a business hub, despite its small size. Moreover, the quality of life, climate and security offered by the Principality are major assets when choosing Monaco as a place of residence. Even though, at the moment, a lot of building work is disturbing the peace of the city, but let’s think about the future …

It’s true – our aim is to offer a “second home” to new residents of the Principality. Joining the Club not only enables people to build a network, but also to meet foreigners and Monegasque nationals who share the same values and interests in terms of art, culture, travel, economics or gastronomy. Members have free access to our 220m² club house, situated in the Larvotto district – not far from the new offshore urban extension- where they can relax, read the newspapers, play billiards, or hold personal or professional meetings. The club house is a real place for discussion, with a cosy, family-like character that helps everyone integrate. The weekly activities – which have unfortunately slowed down a bit, due to COVID – also encourage links to be created, from talks to lunches, from trips to private visits, and from cocktail parties to galas … We also offer a ticketing service for music, ballet and opera performances. All this is designed to help new residents adapt fully to life in Monaco and help them cope with the difficulties that can be encountered when moving to a new city or country.