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Biotech specialists more than welcome in Ireland
The Irish biotech industry is attracting expat start-ups and experienced professionals due to its business-friendly policies as well as its convenient geographic location.
Ireland’s strengths for expat professionals include its membership of the European Union, its good standard of living, its familiar environment for US companies and...
Brexit may pose threat to expats QROPS transfers
In spite of the recent agreement giving both EU and UK expats the right to remain provided they enter not later than the end of the transition period, Brexit could still cause chaos for those wishing to transfer their pensions to a QROPS.
With an ever increasing number of Britons attempting to get ahead of the game by leaving the UK...
Essential extra tasks once you?ve bought your Spanish home
Celebrating is fine once you’ve found and bought your perfect home, signed your title deeds, settled taxes and fees and collected the keys to your new life, but it doesn’t quite end there!
You’re perfectly entitled to break out a bottle of Spanish champagne once you’ve finalised everything to do with purchasing your dream Spanish...
Survival strategies for new Costa del Sol expat arrivals
The vast majority of Brit expats living in Spain’s Costa del Sol will have holidayed in the region before choosing the region as their home from home, giving them at least some idea what to expect when they're permanent residents.
In spite of a recent negative survey result, it’s clear Spain’s multinational expat community loves its...
Tentative Brexit agreement gives two year window for Brit expatriation to EU
Last week’s tentative Brexit agreement gives would-be expats a two year window in which to complete their relocation without losing their rights.
In spite of the benefits of the agreement for those wishing to either come to the UK or leave the UK during the transition period, campaigners and expats themselves are still unhappy about...
Dublin beats London as best expat city but for how long
A reliable quality of living survey has placed the Irish capital of Dublin ahead of Belfast, Edinburgh and London, at least for now.
In spite of Dublin’s ongoing housing crisis, the Irish Republic capital ranks first against the three regional capitals of London, Belfast and Edinburgh. Dublin’s score was 34th, as against London’s at...
Schooling for expat children in the Netherlands
If you’re relocating to the Netherlands with your family, you’ll need to ensure your children get international standard education.
One of the major draws for expats moving overseas with their families is the availability of quality international education able to satisfy the requirements of suitable universities once your children...
Pan European Green Card under scrutiny by EU parliament
The New Europeans campaign group’s idea of an EU ‘green card’ would solve the burning issue of UK expats in Europe and EU expats in the UK.
A recent opinion poll by the group found some 66 per cent of those who took part were in favour of an immediate guarantee of rights for EU citizens living in Britain, with the rights of UK...
Portuguese watchdog cites Golden Visa as hub for money laundering
A non- governmental watchdog has cited Portugal’s Golden Visa investment programme as an open door for money laundering.
Transparency International’s vice-chair Susana Coroado points out money-laundering by the purchase of upscale real estate isn’t a new phenomenon, but the government’s Golden Visa programme is facilitating it by...
Dutch healthcare sector desperate to fill 130000 jobs
Vacancies in the Dutch healthcare sector are slated to keep rising, with around 130,000 jobs needing filling during 2018.
Figures from the Netherlands’ Employee Insurance Agency indicate there’s a serious shortage of applicants for jobs in the Dutch healthcare sector, with limited staff numbers affecting services slated to worsen...
