Barcelona’s best tourist attractions are world-famous, including the wondrous works of Gaudi, the stretches of long sunny beaches, an edgy nightlife and bar cul...
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Estate and inheritance tax in Luxembourg
Tips & GuidesInheritance 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...
The healthcare system in Spain
Tips & GuidesThe 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...
If you’re planning to buy a car or drive in the UK, you’ll need a valid driver’s license. If you already have a permit from the country you’re moving from, some...
The climate and seasons in Spain
Tips & GuidesIf 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 ...
If you’re moving to Thailand with a driving license, you’ll probably want to get a set of wheels to travel from A to B and explore some of the breathtaking s...
There is a lot to consider when getting a divorce in France. For example, if you or your spouse is a French citizen or resident, France is likely where you’ll n...
Views on breastfeeding around the world
Tips & GuidesBreastfeeding 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).
Real estate guide: buying a house in Singapore
Tips & GuidesExpats 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.
Children’s healthcare in Japan
Tips & GuidesWhen 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...
South African cuisine blends indigenous, Dutch, French, and Asian influences into unique dishes like bobotie, boerewors, bunny chow, and potjiekos. Expect braais (BBQ), pap (maize porridge), Cape Malay curries, and world-class wines. 84% of population eats meat regularly.
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...
Festivals in the UK celebrate the country’s history, literature, and even its politics. People all over the country organize celebrations to honor all kinds ...
German cuisine is brimming with iconic dishes, but döner kebab reigns supreme. Discover how this Turkish meal became a quintessential German food in Berlin.
Crime and the justice system in Switzerland
Expat LifeIf you plan to move to Switzerland, learning how its legal system works and knowing your rights as a resident is essential