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Planning your relocation to suit your preferences
In general, Europe is the most comfortable location for would-be career-mined expatriates, due to its high standards of living and almost-familiar cultures.
Although visa requirements for emigration or relocation to European countries will be tougher post-Brexit, the continent isn’t likely to lose its popularity with would-be expats...
Chinese government eases rules on coveted expat green cards
Since 2016, the Chinese government has been gradually easing the expatriate requirements on its coveted green card permanent residency permits.
Given that Chinese immigration’s annual visa renewal as well as its initial entry requirements aren’t exactly straightforward, it’s no wonder a green card is the dream of the majority of...
Climate and quality of life are Spain?s best selling points
If you’re betting on a record-breaking salary and the CEO’s job, forget it, but Spain has one of the world’s best qualities of life.
Whilst Singapore won out on the latest expat survey for its work opportunities, salaries and education facilities, Spain scraped into 14th overall place out of 31 world countries but only scored 27th...
Tips for female expats travelling alone
Arriving overseas as a lone female expat has its challenges, but making friends isn’t that hard.
Most expat-themed websites are aimed at the male of the species, focusing on salaries and luxurious lifestyles in exotic locations, with occasional brief diversions into the alcoholic lifestyle in various favourite destinations. In short,...
EU stays mum on British expat rights
The European Union is being urged to reassure British expats as to their post-Brexit status.
With negotiations stalled yet again, Britons living, working and retiring in EU member states are being left out in the cold as regards any assurances about their futures in their chosen countries of residence. Their situations contrast with those...
Tips for Brits heading to new lives in Spain
Spain is perhaps the best-known destination for British would-be expats, but it’s not just retirees who’re heading there in 2018.
In spite of the fact that the number of British pensioners living in Spain has doubled over the last decade, the perennial country’s popularity is now extending to expats with young families and...
Overheating Amsterdam property market benefits Rotterdam
Expats shunning the crowded and over-priced Netherlands’ capital city are heading down south to buy Rotterdam property.
Regarded as a comparatively sleepy alternative to the Netherlands’ buzzing capital, Rotterdam is now advertising its many advantages including reasonably-priced property and a less chaotic lifestyle. Private...
Where to go for the highest possible expat paycheck
If it’s all about the money, you’ll need to know the best destinations for the highest salaries.
According to the latest survey, simply moving overseas adds at least $21,000 a year to expat professionals’ take-home pay, with the best-paid of all found in Switzerland, Hong Kong and the USA. The recently released HSBC Expat Explorer...
Expat startups in UAE suffering from ban on VoIP
As if launching a startup in the UAE isn’t tough enough, entrepreneurs are having to cope without access to essential VoIP products such as WhatsApp, Facetime and Skype.
The de facto ban imposed by the UAE on these popular add-ons increases startup costs, deters investors, reduces productivity and damages the competitiveness of...
Pros and cons of New Zealand for would be expats
Being an expat in New Zealand isn’t all Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, but it’s magic enough for those who can deal with the pros and cons.
One thing’s for certain, New Zealand has perhaps the most spectacularly stunning scenery anywhere on the planet. It’s also popular for its safe environment, laid-back lifestyle and...
