Make your expat project a success!

Moving abroad often serves as the perfect moment to change your habits: expanding your social circle, improving lifestyle choices, and altering your modes of consumption and transportation. Have you been primarily dependent on cars until now? Why not take the opportunity of moving to a new city to make a radical shift towards better health and the environment by adopting walking and biking? These modes of transportation are increasingly popular in large international cities and are indeed driving their development.

One of the main concerns when moving abroad is what kind of medical follow-up one can expect. Health systems vary (private or public insurance) and offer different medical follow-up and prevention services. So, how do you navigate these to ensure you won't miss any steps, from vaccination schedules to routine exams and recommended consultations for specific age groups?