Living abroad guide: Everything you need to know to move and settle abroad

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Renting in Arequipa

Arequipa's rental market runs almost entirely on personal negotiation, Spanish-language portals, and landlord discretion: there is no centralized ...

Working in Arequipa

Arequipa's formal private sector added nearly 13,000 jobs in a single year, making it one of Peru's most active provincial job markets ...

Renting in Trujillo

Expats who have settled in Trujillo say the hardest part was not finding a property to rent but knowing what to look for before signing. Renting in ...

Working in Trujillo

Many expats who have worked in Trujillo say the thing that surprised them most was how structured the formal job market is, complete with ...

Studying in Charleroi

French-speaking Belgium has built its higher-education presence in Charleroi around a shared city-center model rather than a single institution. At ...

Getting around Charleroi

Charleroi's public transport history stretches back further than most Belgian cities expect: the city operates one of the few remaining light ...

Life in Prague

Moving to a new country and settling into a new city takes time to get used to. Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is fairly easy to settle ...

Buying property in Prague

The Czech economy is stable and growing, and the unemployment rate is very low. It is one of the reasons why real estate prices continue to rise. ...

Things to see and to do in Prague

Prague is an easy city to enjoy outside of work. Whether you prefer quiet activities, social outings, or something in between, there's always ...

Sports in Prague

Staying active in Prague is easy. The city offers a wide range of sports, fitness options, and outdoor activities, whether you prefer team sports, ...

Eating out in Prague

Prague has a surprisingly diverse food scene. You'll find everything from traditional Czech pubs to modern bistros, international restaurants, ...

Studying in Prague

Studying in the Czech Republic is much more affordable than in many other European countries. Public universities offer free degree programs in ...

How to build your network in Prague

Building a social and professional network in a new city always takes time, and Prague is no exception. While it's one of the most international ...

Leisure in Charleroi

The first months in a new city tend to define how quickly you settle in, and Charleroi rewards engagement far more than passive observation. The ...

Work visas in the Czech Republic

If you're planning to work in the Czech Republic, you will need the right type of visa or residence permit, depending on your nationality and ...

International schools in the Czech Republic

If you're moving to the Czech Republic with children, schooling is one of the first decisions you'll need to make. The country offers both ...

Become a digital nomad in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is a small, landlocked country in Central Europe. Located in Central Europe and bordered by Austria, Poland, and Germany, the ...

Moving to the Czech Republic

Relocating to the Czech Republic involves more than just packing your belongings. From choosing how to move your things to handling paperwork and ...

How to drive in the Czech Republic

If you're moving to the Czech Republic, especially for a longer stay, you'll probably want to drive. As a foreign national, it's ...

Setting up a business in the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic is becoming an attractive place to start a business, especially for freelancers and small companies. Its central location makes it ...