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Expats urged to take short term relocations to Japan and don?t die on the job
The Tokyo governor is calling for a roll-back on Japan’s devastating expat-aimed death tax.
Expats heading for a new working life in Japan need to make their stay comparatively short and make special efforts to stay alive due to the country’s bizarre 55 per cent inheritance tax aimed at expats’ worldwide assets. The heirs of expats...
Frozen pensions protest group appeals to UK lawmakers yet again
As British expats living in a number of countries outside the EU are getting older, more and more are finding themselves trapped in ‘pension apartheid’.
The frozen pensions scandal seems to have been hitting the headlines for decades, with not one elected British government able and willing to do anything about it. Cynics might well...
Are expats' dreams of a friendly community dependent on personal wealth
The dream of retiring overseas isn’t confined to any one nationality, with the world’s expat communities as diverse as its members' home countries.
Becoming an expat is no longer just for the few whose jobs include relocation, with moving overseas now seen as an everyday occurrence. Reasons for the move are as diverse as the...
Immigration requirements for legally living and working overseas
The key to a successful life as an expat is to make sure your chosen country’s immigration rules coincide with your own expectations as regards lifestyle.
Whether you’re migrating for reasons of work, retiring or planning to start your own business overseas, you’ll need to come to grips with unfamiliar visa rules and regulations....
Essential considerations before retiring overseas
Retiring overseas is now a realisable dream for many but, dependent on your chosen location, getting there successfully will involve considering a number of practicalities before you depart.
Knowing before you go is essential if you’re thinking of retiring abroad, and Google isn’t always your friend. Enticing descriptions of glorious...
Which way now as Bitcoin hits unheard of heights
After strong trading over the past few days, the Bitcoin virtual currency has hit an all time high, with even higher prices forecast.
Japanese, South Korean and USA traders are being held responsible for Bitcoin’s record high of $6,307. 73, with many expecting more increases but a few warning the trend may have a short lifespan....
Adventurous expats choosing amazing Asia
Asian destinations are racing up the popularity ladder for expats looking for an exciting new experience, whether it’s for work or retirement.
Warmer weather, exotic surroundings, ancient cultures and better work-life balances are all there for the taking in Asia. From interesting and rewarding jobs in fast-developing economies through...
Expats in Qatar concerned over possible military action by Arab nations
Concerns are being raised amongst expats working in Qatar regarding the possibility of military action by the five Gulf States due to the continuing standoff in the diplomatic embargo.
The Qatar Amir has warned the five Arab nations involved in the ongoing diplomatic dispute not to begin military action against the emirate. Should this...
Expats in China pay in for benefits but don?t understand how to claim
Expats living and working in China are confused as to whether the country’s benefits system is any use to them.
Expatriates working legally in China are forced to contribute to the country’s social security system, as it’s automatically deducted from their salaries along with tax due.
Both deductions add up to around 25 per cent...
Expats on overseas assignments more at risk than in previous years
Expats taking on overseas assignments are at more risk of critical incidents than ever before.
Research by a major global relocation firm has shown expat professionals are more at risk from terrorist attacks, medical issues and severe penalties for breaching immigration or tax laws than at any time in the past. The survey revealed some 20...
