Community Blogs

Global, Global

• Mar 4

Many British expatriates gravitate back home for various reasons. Moving back to the UK can be daunting; it is important to plan ahead to protect any wealth whi...

The Expat Collective

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Warsaw, Poland

• Mar 4

Best Warsaw day trips: Kraków (3hr train), Treblinka Memorial (2hr), Nieborów Palace (1hr), Giza Wildlife Reserve (30km). All accessible by train or car.

James Crawford

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Playa del Carmen, Mexico

• Mar 4

The Xel-Ha zip bikes offer a unique aerial adventure combining cycling and ziplining through the Riviera Maya jungle canopy, with circuits taking 15-25 minutes at rider-controlled speeds and family-friendly thrills for ages 8+.

Rachel Chen

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Doha, Qatar

• Mar 4

Whether you want to send money to family back home or transfer part of your salary into an overseas savings account, you will find that international money tran...

Ahmed Al-Rashid

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Berlin, Germany

• Mar 4

Searching for work in Germany as an international can feel like a big step, especially if you’re limited to jobs for English speakers. However, with a degree or...

David Miller

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

• Mar 3

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is the richest country in the Middle East. Its cost of living – especially in the two largest cities, Jeddah and Riyadh – is c...

Fatima Hassan

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Warsaw, Poland

• Mar 3

Polish Christmas Eve (Wigilia) features a twelve-course meatless feast beginning when the first star appears. Traditions include breaking opłatek wafers, setting an extra place for guests, and hay beneath the tablecloth.

James Crawford

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Amsterdam, Netherlands

• Mar 3

Understanding the Dutch Mental Healthcare SystemAfter six years in the Netherlands, I've learned that mental health support is available here, though the system...

James Van Der Berg

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Playa del Carmen, Mexico

• Mar 3

Maya: Yucatan Peninsula (250-900 CE), independent city-states, sophisticated writing/astronomy/zero. Aztecs: Central Mexico (1300-1521 CE), centralized empire from Tenochtitlan.

Rachel Chen

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Warsaw, Poland

• Mar 3

Polish people: hardworking, direct communication, family-centered, hospitable. Initially reserved but warm once you connect. Directness is honesty, not rudeness.

James Crawford

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Canberra, Australia

• Mar 3

Can a foreigner buy a car in Australia, and if so, how? This guide covers all you need to know. Plus we’ll touch on how These services can help expats and resid...

James O'Connor

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Bern, Switzerland

• Mar 3

Switzerland is one of Europe’s most popular countries for expats – and it’s easy to see why. The compact nation is not only stunningly beautiful, but those who ...

Ingrid Vogler

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Paris, France

• Mar 2

From the cute and quirky to the romantic and even risqué, some French terms of endearment convert perfectly to English, such as mon ange which means “my angel”....

Olivia Martin

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Warsaw, Poland

• Mar 2

Polish mythology: Perun (thunder god), Swaróg (fire deity), Veles (underworld god), Mokosh (fertility goddess). Pre-Christian beliefs before 966 AD. Influenced folk traditions, festivals, and modern Polish culture.

James Crawford

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London, United Kingdom

• Mar 2

International schools in the UK are diverse and offer British and country-specific curriculums, religious-based, or alternative education. Furthermore, they pro...

Priya Sharma

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