Community Blogs

Doha, Qatar

• 4h ago

From newborn screening campaigns to top-notch medical facilities to lactation clinics, having a baby in Qatar can often look and feel just like having one...

Ahmed Al-Rashid

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Pretoria, South Africa

• 5h ago

South Africa (Zulu: Iningizimu Afrika, Xhosa: Mzantsi Afrika, Afrikaans: suid-Afrika) is a country of contrasts. The sub-tropical country boasts astonishing...

Rachel Ndlovu

1

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• 9h ago

If you’re settling in Saudi Arabia with kids, you’re probably wondering how school works here. The good news? There are plenty of options. From local...

Fatima Hassan

1

Bern, Switzerland

• 14h ago

A GBP account helps you handle both without paying more than you should on currency conversions.

Ingrid Vogler

2

Canberra, Australia

• 19h ago

If you’re planning to purchase a property in Australia as a local resident, expat, or foreign investor, this guide is for you. We’ll look at the end to end...

James O'Connor

3

Berlin, Germany

• 1d ago

In Germany, all residents and companies must pay income tax on their worldwide earnings of the previous year (1 January to 31 December). The country also...

David Miller

3

Madrid, Spain

• 1d ago

Selling a home can be one of life’s biggest financial decisions that can often feel complex, stressful, and overwhelming, with many hidden costs and legal...

Emily Johnson

3

Brussels, Belgium

• 2d ago

All expats who have been living in Belgium for a specific period can apply for permanent residency. It’s a good option for those residing in the country...

Sophie Van Den Berg

4

Vienna, Austria

• 2d ago

When looking into renting a property in Austria, you have a few options. Generally, there are apartments – which usually come unfurnished in Austria –...

Emma Fischer

4

Rome, Italy

• 2d ago

With a rich and varied culture, warm climate, and world-famous cuisine, it’s not surprising that many internationals are interested in studying in Italy....

Marco Rossi

2

Lisbon, Portugal

• 2d ago

All limited and incorporated businesses in Portugal pay Portuguese corporate tax. This guide explains what you need to know if you run a business, including ...

Maria Santos

2

Lisbon, Portugal

• 2d ago

Portugal’s salary regulations apply to all workers. There’s a minimum pay amount and employers must make sure they’re meeting this legal threshold....

Maria Santos

6

Europe

• 3d ago

Job hunting through online listings can feel soul-crushing: endless scrolling through postings, uploading countless applications and motivation letters into...

The Expat Collective

2

Madrid, Spain

• 3d ago

If you live or work in Spain, you will have access to the country’s public healthcare system (asistencia sanitaria pública). This is undoubtedly one of the...

Emily Johnson

2

London, United Kingdom

• 3d ago

Since the country left the EU, the UK’s immigration system has changed significantly. These days, your right to find work in the country depends largely on...

Priya Sharma

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