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Brexit effect stopping flow of EU expats to UK
Research has revealed the Brexit effect on EU expats moving to the UK Unsurprisingly, research from leading international home movers is now showing a lack of demand from EU citizens moving to the UK, coupled with another significant decline in the numbers of British expats relocating to the home country. A survey of a number of...
Expats cross borders twice daily to work in Luxembourg
Luxembourg is a favourite with expat professionals, but it’s too small and too expensive to hold all of them! One of the world’s tiniest countries, Luxembourg is a major EU player, with its World Heritage Site capital city one of the bloc’s three capitals as well as the home of the European Court of Justice. As such, it’s an expat...
IT expat professionals choosing Prague for their next move
Prague’s position as one of the world’s top destinations for IT professionals is well-known but is about to soar still higher. One of the planet’s largest software companies is now looking to a vast expansion of over 500 new jobs. Established in its new Prague headquarters, world leader in backup solutions Veeam is about to expand...
American expats looking to unseat Brits as Portugal’s favourite foreigners
As British and European would-be expats head for Latin and Central American retirement destinations, USA pensioners are finding Portugal suits their needs. Portugal has long been the retirement destination of choice for British expat pensioners, with the Algarve and Lisbon the top favourites. With the Brexit scenario still undecided and...
Prague now number one world city for expat students
Whilst Prague is better known for its vibrant expat start-up communities and entrepreneurs, it’s also the world’s best city for expatriate university students. A recent survey by AppJobs, an online website and app dedicated to helping newly-arrived expat students find part-time jobs, has placed Prague at the top of the list for those...
Public transport options in Madrid for newly-arrived expats
If you’re relocating to Madrid and aren’t keen on driving in a strange city, public transport options for the daily commute are more than satisfactory. The Spanish capital’s public transportation network comprises local trains, buses and an efficient metro system, all of which are extensive, clean, efficient and safe. In addition,...
Expat pensioners in France under threat of being thrown out due to income reuirements
A warning about strict income tests has been issued to UK expats already living and working in France and those planning to do so in the near future. Despite the present uncertainty about Brexit and France’s previous request that all British expats get their cartes de sejour, it seems the French government is already forcing Brits whose...
Visa free value of British passport affected by Brexit
Expat business travellers reliant on visa-free entries with a British passport may be stymied post-Brexit. The value of a passport is calculated by the number of countries which allow visa-free entry, an important issue for expats and business travellers looking to save time and money. Prior to the Brexit referendum, the British passport...
Six month Brexit extension brings even more uncertainty to expat lives
The Brexit extension may give companies more time to adjust to whatever comes next, but for UK expats in Europe, EU expats in Britain and Brits planning to emigrate it’s just another six months of stress and uncertainty. British in Europe and the 3Million, both campaigning for citizens’ rights, are now demanding an ‘immediate end to...
Survey reveals Czechs not exactly in favour of expats
Is the controversy over the increasing number of expats in the Czech Republic finally easing towards acceptance? Ten years ago, before the huge rise in expatriation for work purposes, some 57 per cent of the Czech public thought there were too many foreigners in their country. A decade later, a new survey by the Czech Public Opinion...
