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Retiring Brits head overseas for sunshine and warm weather
One of the main reasons, if not THE main reason, for Brits moving overseas is the notorious British weather.
Winter in the UK for the vast majority of the population means huge heating bills, dull, miserable mornings and early evening gloom, and when it isn’t cold it’s usually raining. During the so-called British summer, hot, sunny...
Is Costa Rica an expat alternative to post-Brexit Europe?
With the number of Brits moving overseas to escape a Brexit-generated economic disaster, new destinations are becoming popular as European favourites decline.
One destination previously reserved for USA expats is Costa Rica, a small Central American country bordered by Panama and Nicaragua. Originally famous as the ‘poster child of...
International City themed districts popular with Dubai-based expats
If you’re relocating to Dubai and need to decide on a residential area, International City has it all!
Popular with international expats as an unconventional residential location, International City lives up to its name as it’s home to an multinational expat community and acts as a melting pot of diverse cultures, all with their...
USA wins out on expat career opportunities
A newly released survey has revealed the USA is number one for expat career opportunities.
According to the latest HSBC Expat Explorer survey, over half the respondents had lived and worked in the USA for more than five years and were happy with their career development pathways, although many had reservations about stress levels and long...
Bahrain wins out again in new expat survey
As the rest of the Middle East slips lower in expat survey ratings, Bahrain has climbed the ratings in the family, experience and economics categories.
In the latest HSBC expat survey, Bahrain is now top of the Middle East expat favourites' list for three major components, making it the number one destination in the region for expats and...
Expats in the UK happy with their new lifestyles
A recent survey of expats who’ve arrived in the UK over the past five years has revealed surprising results.
A survey involving expatriates in the UK has come up with some surprising opinions on their new lives, and especially on the notorious British weather. Apparently, life in the UK is far better than was expected as regards...
Finding the right expat property in the Philippines
To quote one of the cleverest advertising tag lines of all time, for many expats it really is ‘more fun in the Philippines’.
For expatriates searching for a new, affordable life in retirement along with good weather, genuinely friendly locals and a cost of living which won’t break the bank, the Philippines is perhaps the best of...
Expat retirees find love in the Philippines
The Philippines is somewhat of a mixed bag for expats, according to a recent survey.
Although the Philippines is usually found lurking near the bottom in most annual expat surveys, it’s always been popular for those seeking a peaceful, pleasant life.
Ignored by seekers of high salaries and career boosts, this Southeast Asian...
What not to do to survive your Saudi Arabia posting
It’s surprising that Saudi Arabia is one of the world’s expat favourites, as the list of don’t do’s and penalties is scary at best and totally off-putting at worst.
Not for a minute is anyone suggesting all expat professionals heading for or already working in Saudi can’t wait to get stuck into these behaviour traits without...
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,...
