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Avoiding stress whilst planning a new life overseas
Moving house in the home country is a stressful enough experience, but moving yourself overseas to start a new job can be even more stressful unless preparations are properly completed. Relocating to an unfamiliar country and taking on a new job on arrival isn’t the way to have a quiet life, but can do wonders for your career and...
Expat women on relocation more successful than their male equivalents
Research shows the most successful ‘couples’ relocations occur when the female partner is offered the job. Many couples relocate overseas because one person has been offered an assignment, with the most successful relocations taking place when it’s the woman who’s working, according to a recent study. Author of the study Yvonne...
Realities of starting a business in Indonesia
Indonesia is becoming ever more popular with aspiring expat entrepreneurs for its lifestyle business opportunities as well as its investment possibilities. Indonesia’s potential as a business hub is being taken up big-time by corporate giants, but there’s still plenty of room left for small start-ups and entrepreneurial ideas. As with...
New Vietnamese draft internet law threatens unrestricted social media access
A draft law now under consideration by the Vietnamese parliament may end unrestricted access to social media and other popular websites. The proposed legislation is being touted as a defence against violation of the country’s cyber security by terrorists and other undesirables, but is likely to end access from Vietnam to Google, Skype,...
Expats in the Netherlands feeling the financial strain
The Netherlands is a popular destination for expat professionals as well as entrepreneurs, but soaring costs of housing and problems with getting children into international schools are causing difficulties. According to a recent survey, the international expat community in the Netherlands is suffering two key problems – increasing...
Deciding which type of expat you are before you choose a location
Before you take the plunge into expat life, it’s a good idea to decide which type on expat you are! Expats come in many shapes, sizes and ages, and their motivations for leaving their home country are equally varied. A recent survey attempted to categorise the various types of expats by using their most important reasons for getting up...
Expats in Spain see private home rental charges soar
Expats living in Spain are seeing rentals on private homes soar, with government ministers believing the increases are due to continue. Record rents are being charged for properties in the Balearics and Catalonia, with rents in the rest of the popular expat destination due to catch up in the near future. According to a report from the...
Articles to pack when relocating to Japan
If you’re lucky enough to be relocating to Japan and are intending to travel light and restock with essentials once you’re there, what should you pack? Japan is one of the world’s most fascinating countries, and is absolutely nothing like the land of your birth, wherever that may be! Contrary to many expat surveys’ opinions, food...
Expats heading to Saudi can trust local banks
With warnings about fraudulent expat investment schemes, failing banks and online financial scams hitting the news weekly, what are would-be expats to do to safeguard their hard-earned cash? The good news for relocating expats heading to Saudi Arabia is that the kingdom has one of the lowest rates of bank fraud on the planet. The...
Leave or stay is now the UK expat dilemma
The question of the decade for a huge number of Britons is whether they should move to Europe whilst Brexit is still being negotiated or wait till it’s finalised. For many British citizens whose dreams have been focused on a move to another EU country, the referendum hasn’t resulted in their deciding to stay on the UK no matter what....
