Should You Even Learn Dutch?Let me be direct: you'll survive in the Netherlands speaking only English
South Africa's history is a complex tapestry of indigenous cultures, colonial conquest, racial segregation, and ultimately, a remarkable transition to democracy
Compared to many other countries, Portuguese schools have fewer school holidays throughout the year, but have a longer-than-average summer break.For more inform...
Celebrating Thanksgiving abroad offers the perfect opportunity to blend tradition with a touch of global flair
The Intensive Dutch Course QuestionWhen I first arrived, everyone suggested I do an intensive course
It’s no secret that the French are mad about cheese
Every country has its own quirks and it can be useful to understand these as an expat
The Thai banking system can be bewildering to both newcomers and born-and-raised citizens
With the state of the world as it is, you may want to shut the curtains, take cover under a blanket, and watch reruns of La que se avecina. But, unfortunately, ...
Foreign nationals who want to visit or join a close family member living in Belgium can do so using the family reunification procedure. This procedure can be us...
Strict rules apply when driving in Germany, and you’re not allowed to drive a car without supervision unless you are over 18 – even if you have a license in you...
The UK remains a very popular place to look for work, especially in London – a booming national and international business hub. While competition can be intense...
Ask a soon-to-be expat what they’re going to do for work when they first arrive in their new country and at some point you’ll hear someone say the following: “I...
Yes, Dutch beer culture extends far beyond Heineken. The Netherlands has 600+ craft breweries producing world-class IPAs, bokbiers, and witbiers since 2010. Visit Brouwerij De Molen, Brouwerij 't IJ, and Kaapse Brouwers for exceptional tastings.
Thinking of buying a lakeside chalet or a modern apartment in Zurich? Unless you’re purchasing it outright, you’ll likely need a mortgage – and in Switzerland, ...
