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Company man to expat early retiree in easy stages
Retiring early is dream for many, but careful planning can bring on the reality.
Bidding farewell to the mind-bending responsibility of having a career, saying goodbye to a boss who’s never realised your true potential and starting out on a much-deserved early retirement can be a dream come true for many would-be expats, provided the...
Identifying the expat types who?ve made Thailand their home
Sometimes, it’s almost impossible to identify the real reasons why would-be expats choose one destination over another, but the expat demographics in Thailand are now tending towards the inexplicable rather than the straightforward.
Expat forums in Thailand often concentrate on the reasons why posters on the site decided on Thailand as...
Perfectly placed and affordable Utrecht is a favourite with expats
If you’re planning to settle in the Netherlands but want to avoid the expense of the major cities, Utrecht is perfectly placed and affordable.
If a central location with easy access to major cities in the Netherlands and the adjoining EU is a must, Utrecht has it all. This smaller Dutch city lies in the heart of the Netherlands and...
Currency exchange rates affecting expat salaries and rental costs
The expat exodus is growing year by year as ever increasing numbers of professionals decide their futures lie outside their home countries.
Fuelled by the ever more global nature of business, totals of expat professionals now working overseas are topping 66.2 million. Since 2013, the increase in expat numbers has averaged six per cent...
China to continue making life easier for expatriates
China has emphasised its wish to continue expanding openness and convenience to expats wishing to live and work in the country.
As part of a speech given at a recent symposium, Chinese Premier Lj Keqiang reiterated the country’s wish to provide greater convenience and openness to all expats living and working in China's major cities. Li...
A breakdown of Dubai?s healthcare system for newly-arrived expats
It’s a well-known fact that healthcare provision is one of the most crucial aspects of relocation to a new country.
The UAE in general and Dubai in particular act as magnets for talented expatriates wishing to grow their careers whilst making unbelievably high salaries. Fortunately as regards healthcare provision, the state-of-the-art...
Czech government passes bill to protect UK expat rights
The Czech Republic is the latest EU member state to guarantee British expats’ rights in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
It’s good news both for British expatriates living and working in the Czech Republic and for Czech citizens in the UK. Rather than sitting on the fence until a Brexit deal may or not be worked out, Czech lawmakers...
Singapore tempts younger expats with cool co-living spaces
As rentals and property purchase prices soar, Singapore is reaching out to younger expats with the idea of shared co-living spaces.
Singapore is now a major magnet for millennials, younger expats and digital nomads, few of whom could afford to purchase or rent single properties in the expensive city. Co-living spaces allowing interaction...
Tips for expats on getting a Chinese driving license
If you’re intending to drive in China, you’ll need to get a Chinese driving license as the country doesn’t accept international driving permits.
So you’ve arrived in China, but miss self-drive as a way of life and aren’t sure about what’s needed to allow you to get behind the wheel! It’s the same story for many expats new to...
Brexit bothers British expats in UAE as regards future plans
The chaos surrounding Brexit is leading a number of UAE-based British expat professionals to rethink their long-term plans.
Half a world away from the home country, British expat professionals living and working in the UAE are wondering how Brexit will affect their future plans to relocate in the not too distant future. Those who’ve...
