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What to know about Germany's new immigration rules
The ascendancy of the conservatives signifies a shift towards a more stringent immigration policy, albeit with continued openness to non-European skilled professionals. On March 12, negotiations commenced between the conservative CDU and the Social Democrats (SPD) to form a coalition, expected to finalize by late April.
How to take care of your sexual and reproductive health abroad
Moving to a new country often involves fleeting romances and serious long-term relationships. Whether these relationships last or not, it's crucial for expats to safeguard their well-being. This protective measure should begin even before departing for a new country. How can you look after your sexual and reproductive health?
UK work visa: New rules for qualified foreign workers
The British government faces a challenging task: addressing labor shortages without heavily relying on foreign workers. Here's an overview of their strategy.
Here's how you can thrive abroad on a tight budget
The rising cost of living is impacting most major expat destinations. Despite this, plans to move abroad are still rolling, although they might be slightly reviewed to address everyday challenges. We have asked expats about their strategies for settling into a new country on a limited budget.
Singapore revamps work permit system to draw global talent
Singapore is addressing its labor shortage by overhauling its work permit system to both attract and, crucially, retain foreign talent. Here are the essential details to note.
These are the most open and tolerant countries
Unfortunately, in this day and age, expats can still face discrimination in their host countries. However, as highlighted by various studies, some countries stand out for their reputation of being more inclusive and for having fewer instances of discrimination or violence against expats.
How working abroad can kickstart your career before you're 30
NEETs, short for “Not in Education, Employment, or Training,” refer to young people under 30 who are neither studying nor working. Many may feel trapped in a cycle they cannot escape, especially if they lack the skills and experience needed to break into their country's workforce. A stint abroad could provide the right opportunity to break free from this stagnation.
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