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When you have recently moved to a new country, and you believe you've completed all the necessary paperwork, there is one more thing you might need to do: register with your local municipal office. And this can actually be quite beneficial.

Studying abroad can come with a hefty price tag, especially in countries where tuition fees for out-of-state and international students are high or in countries with a strong local currency. Getting a scholarship can alleviate the financial stress that many international students and their families feel. What are some of the most popular scholarships for them?

Choosing to relocate to an emerging economy is a bold decision for anyone seeking to navigate environments undergoing rapid growth, often characterized by robust economic dynamics but slower social changes. Before getting started, it is crucial to understand what 'emerging economy' truly means and how these swiftly evolving countries present unique opportunities and stimulating challenges for prospective expats.

Since November set in, one Pumpkin Spice Latte at a time, many of us in the Northern Hemisphere may have started to feel that familiar autumn crisp that makes us want to dig into a warm blanket and watch the world from behind a large window. But beyond the cozy comforters and heaps of colorful leaves, there is more to autumn when it comes to our emotions. And not all of it is pleasant.

The real estate crisis is still a major issue around the world. Among the reasons is the expatriates' investment in real estate, which is believed to contribute to rising prices. In an effort to control the overheated property market, numerous countries are implementing strict measures intended for expat buyers.

If you're an expat who hopes to get a job in Europe, a new report from the European Labour Authority (EURES) will be of great help to you. It has analyzed the jobs that are the most and least in demand across all countries of the EU. The jobs requiring the most expat labor are in skilled manual trades, medicine, IT, engineering, transportation and education. Meanwhile, less expat labor is required in administration, the arts, communications and the social sciences.

The already vulnerable agricultural industry continues to face labor shortages worldwide. Governments are faced with the challenge of getting local people interested in farming and thus have recourse to the foreign labor force, which is quite challenging.

Many students dream of finding an internship abroad. Indeed, it's a unique opportunity to discover different aspects of a new country and even to consider long-term immigration. But are internships abroad always paid? What should you consider before embarking on an internship adventure overseas?

During your first week abroad as an international student, one of your most important tasks is opening a local bank account. This is not compulsory, but it's strongly recommended because it will make your life easier and save you money in the long run. If you're confused about where and how to start, this article might help you.

The prohibitive cost of healthcare in the US is making Americans choose or consider expatriation. The latest research from the health policy NGO KFF shows that half of American adults struggle to afford medical care. It should come as no surprise that many are heading to Europe, where public healthcare systems tend to be more developed and well-funded. Others are opting for Latin America, where private healthcare is affordable for expats who earn in dollars.

One of the government's goals was to curb the rising trend of immigration by tightening the rules for prospective expats. April saw the introduction of new measures aimed at further filtering applications from foreign workers. What does this mean for those considering moving to the UK? Here's an in-depth look.