Changes in France from June 1, 2026

From June 1, 2026, significant changes will take place in various sectors in France. The minimum wage will increase by 2.41%, amounting to €12.31 gross per hour or €1,867.02 gross per month. This will provide full-time workers with an increase of approximately €34 net per month.
Minimum rates for domestic workers will also rise. Housekeepers will earn €12.61 gross per hour, while nannies and childcare workers will earn €12.89 gross per hour.
In June, the reference price for gas will decrease by approximately 4.8%, which will affect consumers with tariffs linked to the gas market index.
For low-income households using a vehicle for work, a new fuel bonus of €100 per vehicle will be introduced, subject to income conditions.
Financial organizations, such as banks and insurance companies, will be required to provide clients with more detailed information before signing a contract, including the total cost of services, fees, and the procedure for withdrawing from the contract.
Requirements for websites and platforms will be strengthened, especially regarding so-called “dark patterns” that push users towards undesirable decisions.
From mid-June, it will be possible to book sea trips with a captain in Cannes, Nice, Saint-Tropez, and Marseille through the Uber app.
Summer sales in France will begin on June 24 and last until July 21, 2026.