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Choosing South Africa as your expat destination
Apart from South Africa’s undeniably stunning natural beauty, what else is there for expat professionals and how easy is it to settle in?
Many expats who accept a move to South Africa do so because they need a relaxed style of outdoor life in one of the world’s most stunning locations. The country is all about wildlife, white sand...
Evaluating Greece as a destination for British expats
For decades, the Greek mainland and its plethora of islands have been popular holiday destinations for Brits looking for sun, sea, great weather and a lively nightlife scene, but what does this ancient land offer for retirees and ambitious expats?
Given that nowhere on the planet is perfect, many long-stay expatriates believe Greece is as...
Is liveability the same as affordability for all expat professionals?
For would-be expats looking to settle on the European mainland, there’s a choice of five cities where costs are still low.
For expats unable to land top jobs in famous expat hubs, there’s still the chance of emigrating to one of five European cities where the cost of living doesn’t break the bank. According to Mercer’s cost of...
Indonesia to crack down on sex and older expats
Expats as well as locals in Indonesia are confused and angry over the government’s plan to make sex before marriage a criminal offence.
The recently announced new laws form part of a criminal code banning sex before marriage as well as outlawing abortions and making insults against the archipelago’s president illegal. Prison sentences...
Cambodia now ranking as more expensive than Vietnam
Cambodia is now officially one of Southeast Asia’s most expensive countries for expats.
The respected Numbeo Cost of Living Index has revealed what expats already living in the popular country already knew – from being famous for its ultra-low cost of living, Cambodia has now jumped to a higher ranking than those of Vietnam, Indonesia...
Has Brexit wrecked Britons’ overseas retirement dreams?
Is retiring abroad now an impossible dream for British would-be expats?
Up until the 2016 Brexit referendum, retiring in an EU member state with a cheaper cost of living and far better weather was the dream of many Brits approaching retirement. With EU-centred free healthcare and an automatic annual uprate to the meagre British state...
ID verification platform to be set up for expats in China
A recently announced identity verification platform is expected to make entering or exiting China as well as accessing services far easier for expatriates.
According to China’s Ministry of Public Security, the new system will record the names and passport details for all foreigners entering or exiting the country. Foreigners’ details...
Thailand expat community attacked again with new hospital dual pricing law
The embattled expat community in Thailand is in shock again due to the new dual pricing laws on public hospital charges.
Dual pricing has always been an issue with expats living, working or retiring in Thailand, with many simply not using services where it’s known to happen. Its official application to public hospitals’ charges is...
Thai public hospitals to charge according to expats’ ethnic status
If you’re still heading for a Thailand retirement, the latest news might have you change your mind!
What with new immigration financial requirements, the dreaded TM30 mess and rumours about compulsory private medical insurance, those who’ve planned a permanent getaway from Western politics and the British weather might have another...
Thailand TM30 reporting chaos catches world media attention
They say good news travel fast but, in the case of Thailand expats’ problems with the wildly unpopular resurgence of TM 30 reporting, bad news travels even faster as the issue is now world news.
Resistance against the problems caused by the re-hashing of a 1979 law started small, with a petition raised in the Isaan region in the hope...
