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Nordic cities good for jobs but poor for housing and living costs
Now that the entire world is every job-hunting expat’s oyster, it all comes down to what’s most important – career or quality of life.
Focus nowadays is on the tech sector, with top talent entrepreneurs grabbing fistfuls of seed funding from Estonia to Shenzhen whilst expats in less exciting fields are feeling somewhat left out....
Dissention still brewing over Netherlands 30 per cent tax break ruling
After a final announcement about the controversial 30 per cent tax relief rule for expats, dissension is still brewing as those affected consider their financial options.
Protestors have won at least a single victory, in that there is now a transitional law affecting those whose cut-off point would have been in 2019 0r 2020. It’s still...
Brit expat bankers set to make millions more in Europe
If there’s one group of workers who won’t be voting Remain should a second Brexit referendum become a reality, it’s the British bankers now heading for massive salary increases and tax breaks in Europe.
Foreign governments have opened their bank vaults to welcome the best of the British banking and investment sector to their lands...
Netherlands pension scheme is world?s best
For expat professionals looking for permanence in the Netherlands, the Dutch pension system is now the world’s best.
Mercers Global Pension Index’s recent report showed the Netherlands’ pension scheme was back at the top of the list after last year’s second-best placing. The index rates pension schemes in no less than 34...
Is France still cheap for expat living costs?
Is France still an affordable destination for UK expats?
The chosen destination for many British expats lies just across the English Channel and has two main advantages – it’s cheap and quick to get back to the UK to see family and friends, and the French language is still taught in the majority of UK secondary schools. In addition,...
Tips for expats buying a property in Greece
Expat property purchase in Greece is complicated, but can be done with a little professional help.
If you’ve finally given up on the UK and are moving to Greece, buying a home in your chosen location isn’t exactly straightforward, but can be done. EU nationals can freely purchase real estate on the mainland and in the islands, but...
Finding your expat dream job in Switzerland
Switzerland is perennially popular with expats for its glorious scenery and high quality of life.
Expat professionals from across Europe and the rest of the world are attracted to the country for its high income levels and the stability of jobs in selected fields as well as its enviable quality of life. Average annual incomes are now...
Taking time to find your dream career in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is a hotspot for expat career junkies, but how do you make the most of the experience?
Living and working in the Netherlands is rewarding as regards salaries, tax breaks and other perks, but tricky as regards immigration barriers, the Dutch language and integrating into the unfamiliar culture. However, it’s entirely...
Green light for post-Brexit right to expat medical care in EU
In a surprise move by the UK Health Minster, British expats in the EU will have post-Brexit rights to overseas healthcare.
For those retirees who’re planning to leave post-Brexit Britain for Europe but are concerned about their healthcare, the new bill introduced by Jackie Doyle-Price is a potential lifeline and for UK expat pensioners...
Brits queuing up for Republic of Ireland passports
Since the result of the Brexit referendum was announced, there’s been a massive surge in the number of Brits applying for Irish passports.
In the year before the referendum, some 46,000 applications for Irish passports were processed, all of which went to citizens in mainland UK rather than to Northern Ireland. By the beginning of...
