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Beachside life as an expat retiree isn’t just for millionaires
Beachside retirement destinations aren’t only available to millionaires.
Spending a well-earned retirement on a pristine beach is the dream of many would-be expats, but many may well believe it’s only for millionaires. However, they couldn’t be more wrong, as all it takes to retire in the sun is to know where to look. The world is a...
Beachside life as an expat retiree isn’t just for millionaires
Beachside retirement destinations aren’t only available to millionaires.
Spending a well-earned retirement on a pristine beach is the dream of many would-be expats, but many may well believe it’s only for millionaires. However, they couldn’t be more wrong, as all it takes to retire in the sun is to know where to look. This world is...
Importing your car into Spain before the UK quits the EU
If you’re about to permanently leave the UK for Spain and can’t bear to part with your car, here’s how to import it.
Spanish bureaucracy is infamous amongst the British expat community, with hoops set up for jumping through on almost all the important things in life. It’s not that officials want to give you a hard time as new...
Advice for female expats heading for Japan
Japan is one of the world’s most fascinating countries on many different levels, especially if you’re a female expat looking to stay for a good while.
The transition from the Western world to anywhere in Asia can be more than the challenge of relocating within Europe, and it’s not just the language, it’s the totally different...
How to cope with your new role as trailing husband
Much is written about coping with relocation as a trailing spouse, but the vast majority of articles assume the spouse is female.
Admittedly, the numbers of trailing husbands are far lower than their female equivalents, but the stress of suddenly losing your work identity isn’t any easier to counteract and can have life-changing...
Adjusting in advance to the expat experience in Dubai
Leaving the home country and setting up in a cosmopolitan, internationally famous city such as Dubai can be scary if you’re not well prepared.
Many new expat arrivals in Dubai are fully supported by their companies, making the transition as smooth as possible, but those arriving to find the job of their dreams will have a harder time....
Tips for entrepreneurial expats looking to cash in with the next big idea
In this fast-moving world, the entrepreneurial spirit is making a strong bid to take over the traditional market for expat professionals.
For the first time in many years, becoming your own boss and developing your idea into a world-beating product or service is a reality, unimaginable for the vast majority of new talent before the age of...
Choosing Italy as the next family relocation destination
If you’re planning to take a job overseas and your family are coming along for the experience of a lifetime, choosing a family-oriented destination is a must.
Italy isn’t just famous for romance, sheer beauty and the Roman empire, it’s also synonymous with family, as the Italian lifestyle is based on the family as the most important...
Female expat entrepreneurs more than welcome in Australia
Australia gives the best news for gender equality as it welcomes female expats into its work culture.
Australia globally rates as one of the top gender-neutral economies, with top women taking up positions in the country’s major corporate businesses. In general, it’s rated as 18th best in the world for startups, out of 190 other...
How do expats make out in Asia’s overpriced cities?
As Asian cities are still some of the most expensive in the world for expats, is it really worth the effort?
Places such as Tokyo, Hong Kong, Seoul and Singapore feature regularly in the world’s most expensive expat cities lists, but never seem to lose their popularity as career and social life hubs. Surveys base their results on...
