Community Blogs

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Jul 6

As a parent, moving to another country can be daunting. Between language barriers and schools and doctors, it can easily feel overwhelming. Fortunately, for exp

Fatima Hassan

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London, United Kingdom

• Jul 6

There are many types of property to buy in the UK, and many who move there choose to buy rather than rent. Prices vary greatly across the various countries and

Priya Sharma

10

Madrid, Spain

• Jul 6

Beginning in 2013, the Spanish Golden Visa (visa de oro) or investor visa (visado de inversor) offered legal residency in Spain in exchange for a significant in

Emily Johnson

10

Rome, Italy

• Jul 5

Moving with children to a new country is both daunting and fun. If you are considering Italy, there’s plenty to look forward to: the delicious food, the sunny w

Marco Rossi

13

Berlin, Germany

• Jul 5

Whether you want to work for one of Germany’s big-name brands, or dream of joining a tech start-up in Berlin, understanding the local job market is key to your

David Miller

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Madrid, Spain

• Jul 5

If you are moving to Spain and are considering investing in the country, you’ll be glad to know there are a variety of options available. From buying property t

Emily Johnson

13

Bangkok, Thailand

• Jul 4

Who doesn’t love receiving an old-fashioned hand-written letter? If you’re new to Thailand (ประเทศไทย), learning how to send and receive mail is likely on your

Lisa Thompson

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Lisbon, Portugal

• Jul 4

While Portugal has a high quality healthcare system, the National Health Service (NHS), or Serviço Nacional de Saúde (SNS), only covers dental care for a small

Maria Santos

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Madrid, Spain

• Jul 4

Understanding the schooling system in Spain can be a daunting task, especially if you face a language barrier. However, our helpful guide is here to walk you...

Emily Johnson

12

Tokyo, Japan

• Jul 4

Although it might be a while since you sent someone a handwritten letter, in Japan, the post office is still a vital part of everyday life. From the simple act

Sarah Tanaka

18

Paris, France

• Jul 3

Once your citizenship has been approved, you can apply for a French passport. This official document comes with a lot of additional benefits, such as visa-free

Olivia Martin

19

Berlin, Germany

• Jul 3

Home to Porsche and the Mercedes-Benz Group, Stuttgart is the economic motor of the south and home to many expats who have relocated there for work. Whether ...

David Miller

12

Singapore, Singapore

• Jul 3

Singapore is an educational powerhouse. With two universities ranked in the world’s top 50, this tiny country punches far above its weight. Although it is a mul

Kevin Lim

13

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

• Jul 3

Luxembourg is a multilingual country that allows many nationalities to visit visa-free for short stays. However, not all countries are exempt, and if you stay f

Thomas Weber

6

Global, Global

• Jul 2

One of the best ways to strengthen your chances of finding the perfect job is to learn another language that you can add to your CV. As with many kinds of...

The Expat Collective

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