Europe News News - Emigrate UK Page 33
This is the category page for all Europe News news here on emigrate.co.uk, where you can view all the Europe News emigration news.
Pros and cons of emigrating to Greece
Whether you’re thinking of retiring or simply fed up with your present job and home country, newly-recovered Greece is well worth your consideration.
In spite of a recent survey’s inaccurate assessment that Greece is the very worst location in the world for expats, a good number of incomers would strongly disagree with the report....
Combining expat entrepreneurship with low tax rates
Deciding to start your own business is scary enough, but deciding to become an entrepreneur in another country is only for the brave!
Becoming a self-employed expatriate may well be the toughest move you’ve ever made, but the internet age is all about taking chances and making your dreams come true, no matter where you’re living at...
Expat property purchase in Malta
Leaving the home country may be a wrench, but finding a new home in Malta is worth the struggle.
The Mediterranean island of Malta is now a favourite destination for immigration and property investment. For decades, it’s been known as a favourite for British pensioners looking to spend their retirement in its historic heart, secure in...
Adapting to life as an expat in France
If you’re planning to emigrate to France before Brexit kicks in, clueing into to the French lifestyle is an essential task.
Living in France is a dream for many Britons who’re sick of British politics, British weather and the prospect of a diminished UK due to Brexit. France, it seems, represents the mythical land of milk and honey,...
Eindhoven suburb is hub and home for multinational expats
A recent influx of expat professionals into the Meerhoven district of Eindhoven has resulted in the area’s rechristening as Expathoven.
The Dutch city of Eindhoven is bidding to be the Netherlands’ most international city due to a massive influx of expat tech professionals, most of whom have settled in the Meerhoven district. The vast...
Brexit select committee urges EU to officially protect UK expat rights
Britain’s Brexit select committee has called on EU leaders to protect the rights of the one million UK citizens living in EU member states. \r\n\r\nAs Britain edges closer to a no-deal Brexit and UK expats in EU countries become even more afraid, Brexit select committee MPs are urging Brussels to ensure a public commitment to an estimated...
Dutch universities and companies furious over slashed 30 per cent rule
The Dutch government’s cut of three years from the eight-year 30 per cent tax-free rule for expats is now being trashed by universities and academic institutes as well as major companies.
The 30 per cent rule has attracted a large number of expat experts to the Netherlands, with many deciding against jobs offered in other European...
Where to hang your expat hat in Paris
Paris is one of the world’s favourite cities for tourists, and is especially sought after by expat professionals hunting for top jobs in an elite environment.
Last year, Paris received some 16 million visitors, most of whom were tourists attracted by its charm, beauty, fascinating history and reputation as the city of romance. In...
All expats need to know about healthcare in Denmark
Expats heading to Denmark to take on a new job needn’t worry about healthcare.
Denmark’s healthcare system is reassuringly first-world, both in its expertise and in its supply to expats as well as Danish citizens. All new arrivals need to do is to register their presence in the country, receive their yellow health insurance card and...
Avoiding HMRC after relocating to Europe post Brexit
Professionals in the financial sector planning to move to Europe pre-Brexit should do their legal best to avoid the long arm of HRMC.
Her Majesty’s Revenues and Customs is on the watch for financial experts moving to European cities from London City. Wealth planners and accountants are now reporting widespread confusion over UK tax...
