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Mexico
Tina arrived in Mexico with her husband and her four children to experience the slower pace of life in the country. She shared with Expat.com her feelings about life in Mexico, as an American mother of four children.
Children
Homeschooling is a viable education option for expatriates and their children, who either don't have access to international schools, cannot afford the fees of private schools, don't applaud public institutions, or are merely supporters of this ambiguous teaching and learning method. Expatriation with children adds on your to do list an extra duty — to arrange schooling for them — that depending on the destination country, can be easier or harder to accomplish. Here we present homeschooling, but it's for your family to decide what's the best way to the children's education.
Formalities
While Donald Trump is celebrating his victory, and is laying the groundwork for “making America Great Again”, there's a great portion of American people, who don't want to see him in action. Many US citizens have just been caught unaware, and they are taking their destiny into their own hands — moving to Canada isn't just an option for the future anymore, it's their last hope.
Hong Kong
Expatriation involves a great deal of adventure and uncertainty. Freelance work too, comes with a lot of freedom, flexibility, and creativity — all leading to an unconventional reality that can make or break you. Moving abroad is already a challenge when there's a solid employment contract waiting for you, let alone when there's no company, support network of colleagues, and steady income. But you know with all your heart that freelancing is what you want to be doing, and you want to be doing it abroad. Here are a few things to consider before you pack your laptop.
Everyday life
You don't choose who crosses your path, you fall in love with and decide to share your life — it just happens. In a world that voluntarily movement from one country to another and expatriation are becoming more common, intercultural marriage is on the rise.
Work
Every year, thousands of foreign professionals look for new opportunities abroad. But before making the move, it is best to be aware of existing criteria so that you know what to expect from the host country — especially where selective immigration applies. Here we guide you through the key aspects of selective immigration.
Argentina
Argentina is a Latin American country where European culture is notably evident, blending with the country's breathtaking landscapes and variable climate. Being the financial and cultural heart of the country, Buenos Aires caters for a pleasant lifestyle to expatriates. It's been a few years since Buenos Aires has also become the capital of street art.
Malta
If you are looking forward to relocate in Malta, you will probably want to explore the country during your leisure time. Expat.com is providing you with an overview of the best attractions in Malta.
Malta
Relocating to another country is a big decision that requires a lot of careful thought. While there are dozens of great reasons to move to Malta, it's a change that isn't right for everyone. We've compiled a list of the most common pros and cons of making the move to help you decide what's best for you, your family, and your business.
Schools & studies
Every year, millions of secondary school graduates pack their bags for an international participation in tertiary education. According to UNESCO's Institute for Statistics' last observations, over 4 million students attend university outside their country of origin every year. Study abroad is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, which comes along with cutting-edge curriculums, compelling international network and loads of glows and grows. Discover the top destination countries for higher education, and help your child build a shimmering future.
Hungary
Budapest is one of the most beautiful cities in Central-Eastern Europe and one regional student hub, with thousands of foreign students living in the city. If you intend to move to Hungary, here are some data on the real estate market and the Budapest main districts.
Malta
Opening a business in Malta has several advantages. Expat.com is providing you with an overview of these benefits if you are planning to invest in the country.
Malta
Malta has become an attractive destination for expatriation over the years. The Maltese government provides a range of residency programs to foreign nationals who wish to settle there. If you are planning to move there, Expat.com is bringing you some key information.
Malta
If you are considering moving to Malta, finding a job will be one of your main concerns. Expat.com is providing you with an overview of the Maltese labor market and some tips to help you land a job.
Malta
Malta is an increasingly popular destination with expatriates worldwide. Discover everything you've ever wanted to know about living in Malta as an expatriate.
Accommodation
In the latest HSBC Expat Explorer report published on Wednesday, September 21, 2016, many expatriates who have invested in property abroad share their views regarding real estate investment.
Children
Children's education and well-being is often one of the main concerns of expatriates choosing to move abroad with their family. Discover the most welcoming countries for expat families in 2016.
Work
Every year, thousands of expatriates move abroad with the aim of setting up their own business. Discover the key destinations for foreign entrepreneurs in 2016 if you also wish to set up a business abroad.
Other Types
Everyday life
We rarely consider our gut health and diet when moving abroad. Before leaving, our minds are consumed with travel preparations. The initial phase of expat life often coincides with a honeymoon period. Then comes the necessary adaptation, where daily life takes over. "The Expat Gut Health Survey: How Symptoms Can Impact Life Abroad," a study by Allianz Care, published on May 29, surveyed over 3,000 expats worldwide and unveils the link between gut health and quality of life.
England
The current British Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, called for a snap election on July 4. People were expecting the general election to happen in October or November, not in two months, reports the BBC. How can British expats abroad vote? And which expats in the UK have voting rights? Many Commonwealth and Irish expats in the UK are unaware that they are eligible to vote even if they don't have indefinite leave to remain.
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Work
Despite tighter reforms in global powers, immigration remains a vital engine for growth. This is the conclusion of the latest report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) on the issue. Let's break it down.
Work
The latest trends in international mobility present a paradox. Restrictive immigration policies do not deter foreign applicants; on the contrary. The strong economic health of traditional lands of immigration and the positive image of economic powers are among the factors that encourage workers to try their luck abroad. Here's an analysis.
Everyday life
One of the top destinations for expats from around the world for decades, Canada continues to welcome foreign nationals despite its recent immigration reforms. However, a growing number of Canadians are choosing to move abroad. While this is not a new trend, it has been steadily increasing, which is quite troubling for a nation grappling with an aging population and seeking to retain its citizens. So why are more and more Canadians moving abroad?
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