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Vienna, Austria For expats, working in Austria means access to a stable and prosperous job market with opportunities across a range of industries. Known for its strong economy ...
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Luxembourg City, Luxembourg Inheritance tax in Luxembourg is chiefly based on two things: the size of the estate and your relationship to the deceased. Inheriting assets across borders can...
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Madrid, Spain The Spanish healthcare system is ranked among the best in the world. It offers (almost) universal healthcare throughout Spain and is mostly paid for by taxpa...
Madrid, Spain If you’re moving to Spain, you might underestimate just how much the country’s climate can vary. Some parts have cloudy, wet summer days, while the opposite ...
Global, Global Breastfeeding attitudes vary globally: 89.3% believe it beats formula, ideal duration ranges 3-24 months by country, and public nursing comfort varies from 7% (Hungary) to 47% (China).
Singapore, Singapore Expats can buy private condos, executive condos over 10 years old, and Sentosa Cove landed property in Singapore. Permanent residents can purchase HDB flats after 3 years.
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Tokyo, Japan When it comes to children’s healthcare, there’s a lot to think about. Checkups, vaccinations, and dentistry all play their role in every childhood. It’s also es...
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Amsterdam, Netherlands Why Intensive Dutch Learning Makes SenseLet us be honest: casual language classes meeting once weekly will not get you conversing with Dutch colleagues within m...
Global, Global Expats move abroad for all kinds of reasons - study, dream jobs, or travel. Discover famous expatriates who achieved success by following their dreams abroad.
Amsterdam, Netherlands The Dutch Are Averse to Debt (Except Mortgages)The Netherlands has a cultural thing about debt
Bangkok, Thailand If the thought of income tax makes your head spin, Thailand will (maybe) surprise you
Amsterdam, Netherlands Why Investing Matters When You're ExpatNetherlands has a stable economy and excellent infrastructure
Rome, Italy As anyone with bad knees and memory issues knows, life doesn’t always allow you to age gracefully
Marco R Rome, Italy Like many other countries, Italy controls who can enter and stay within its borders. Depending on your nationality, you may need an entry visa to visit the c...
Marco R Vienna, Austria Naturally, when you are considering moving to a new country, you will have a million questions about what it is like to live there as an expat
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