Community Blogs

London, United Kingdom

• Jul 8

UK citizens heading off to New Zealand for business or leisure, and New Zealanders in the UK for work, travel or study, could benefit from having a UK based...

Priya Sharma

9

Bern, Switzerland

• Jul 8

Who needs a car in Switzerland when you have access to one of the best public transportation systems in the world? With effective transport planning and...

Ingrid Vogler

12

Madrid, Spain

• Jul 8

Naturally, you will want to understand the legal steps to legally end your marriage or civil partnership in Spain. Luckily, divorces in the country are...

Emily Johnson

8

Global, Global

• Jul 8

Are you fed up with your home country’s high cost of living, lousy weather, and bad vibes? (Or maybe it’s less about the weather and more about the political...

The Expat Collective

17

Bangkok, Thailand

• Jul 8

Thinking of moving to Thailand for work? Then you’ll need to sort out a visa before you travel. This is usually fairly straightforward if you’ve already foun...

Lisa Thompson

4

Pretoria, South Africa

• Jul 8

If you relocate to South Africa and buy property or settle there long-term, it’s important to understand South African inheritance laws and tax. As a foreign...

Rachel Ndlovu

12

Tokyo, Japan

• Jul 8

If you’re looking for work in Japan or already found a job, it’s good to familiarize yourself with the existing labor laws. Newspapers from the Global North...

Sarah Tanaka

12

Berlin, Germany

• Jul 8

We’re looking at the most common options to receive money from abroad in Germany and comparing each option for the things that matter the most: cost, speed and...

David Miller

17

Paris, France

• Jul 8

If you’re an expat, you’ll know just how challenging it can be to know where to buy certain goods in a brand new home country. But while our guide to French...

Olivia Martin

15

Europe

• Jul 8

Understanding European Parliament Elections With nearly 500 million people across the European Union, European Parliament elections represent one of the...

The Expat Collective

8

Pretoria, South Africa

• Jul 7

South Africa has a unique dual healthcare system with most expats opting for private health insurance to access higher-quality women's healthcare services.

Rachel Ndlovu

18

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

• Jul 7

When the clocks move forward, the birds sing early in the morning and the sun shines all day, many of us start to get the itch of Fernweh. Fernweh is one of my...

Thomas Weber

23

Singapore, Singapore

• Jul 7

Women’s rights in Singapore have come a long way socially, politically, and economically since the creation of the Women’s Charter in 1961. In fact, the...

Kevin Lim

26

Brussels, Belgium

• Jul 6

The Belgian government is very proud of its reputation as a trailblazer in sustainability and aims to transition into a circular economy by 2025. Because part o

Sophie Van Den Berg

15

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

15