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Barcelona International Community Day to welcome the city's international talent for yet another year
Barcelona City Council
Barcelona International Community Day to welcome the city's international talent for yet another year
The initiative, organised by Barcelona City Council, will be held Saturday 22 October at the Maritime Museum. Entry is free of charge.
Is there a perfect time to invest in the market?
Holborn Assets
Is there a perfect time to invest in the market?
Attempting to time the market has been proven to be a foolish idea time and time again. It could even cost you a lot of money. When it comes to investing, a long-term, diversified strategy is far more likely to result in positive returns than chasing short-term gains.
The best time for Overseas Citizens to cast their Absentee Ballot is now
Federal Voting Assistance Program
The best time for Overseas Citizens to cast their Absentee Ballot is now
Whether you're an American studying abroad, working overseas or a long-term expat, you can vote in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections – but the deadlines are approaching.
Wealth Tax in Spain: How much will you pay?
Holborn Assets
Wealth Tax in Spain: How much will you pay?
Whether you live in Andalusia, Mallorca, Costa Blanca, Costa Brava, or the Canary Islands – Wealth Tax may affect you. It is therefore critical to understand Spain's wealth tax rules.
Europe's leading photo service is now available worldwide
CEWE
Europe's leading photo service is now available worldwide
The award-winning CEWE photo service now offers worldwide shipping so you can order our one-of-a-kind photo products no matter where you are. Let friends and family back home share in your adventures and milestones. Precious memories of shared moments deserve to be saved for posterity, and our products, made in Europe by a company that places environmental conservation at the heart of their business. CEWE PHOTOBOOK, calendars, wooden hangars for calendars and posters, canvas prints, wood photo prints, jigsaw puzzles, memory boxes, square prints and retro prints, are all FSC ® certified products.
How to Easily Get a Maltese e-Wallet Account
Banks and finance
How to Easily Get a Maltese e-Wallet Account
Getting a bank account in Malta can be difficult. Maltese banks have a notoriously long waiting period to approve a bank account, and employers prefer a Maltese IBAN when it comes to paying out salaries. For many expats, the answer is often to take their salary in cash. Fortunately, iPaymix now makes getting a Maltese IBAN much easier.
Combating expat blues: How to utilize Positive Psychology
Centre for Executive Education University for Peace
Combating expat blues: How to utilize Positive Psychology
This is a story that many expats understand, but don't always talk about. Follow one expat's journey back to happiness through the application of the PERMA model, a powerful tool in positive psychology, and discover how you can learn more about yourself in the process.
Leaving everything to work in Online Casino in Malta
EVO Academy
Leaving everything to work in Online Casino in Malta
When I am asked what I want to do next, my answer is that all I know is:  I want it to be in Malta! I moved here two years ago. I was fresh out of school and I found an opportunity at this incredible company and thought… why not?
Three mistakes to avoid when estate planning in Portugal
Holborn Assets Wealth Management
Three mistakes to avoid when estate planning in Portugal
If you're living in Portugal, you might need to review your estate planning. This is to ensure your legacy will pass to your chosen heirs without an unnecessary tax bill.
U.S. citizens abroad can vote in upcoming midterm elections from anywhere in the world
Federal Voting Assistance Program
U.S. citizens abroad can vote in upcoming midterm elections from anywhere in the world
Whether you're an American studying abroad, working overseas or a long term expat, you can vote in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections. 
A bespoke education for every child at the British Junior Academy of Brussels
British Junior Academy of Brussels
A bespoke education for every child at the British Junior Academy of Brussels
For nearly three decades, the British Junior Academy of Brussels has provided excellent education to an increasingly international community in the centre of Brussels. The school is situated in Etterbeek's diplomatic quarter, a mere 15 minutes from Cinquantenaire Park, and offers primary and secondary admissions for children 3 to 12. With small class sizes and a family feel, parents praise the school for its personal touch. The Headteacher, Mrs White, explains how from the first visit, BJAB creates a unique experience for each pupil.
Inspirational UK: top cultural events – and how to go alternative
Crown Relocations UK
Inspirational UK: top cultural events – and how to go alternative
One of the best things about moving to the UK is having so many of the world's most iconic cultural events right there on your doorstep. From legendary music and cultural festivals to high profile sporting occasions and globally famous theatres, art galleries and museums - the UK has it all.
Top sports and music events in the UK and how to go alternative
Crown Relocations UK
Top sports and music events in the UK and how to go alternative
One of the best things about moving to the UK is having so many of the world's most iconic cultural events right there on your doorstep.
Latest for Brits in Portugal
Holborn Assets Wealth Management
Latest for Brits in Portugal
The 90-day rule means that those who own a holiday home are now restricted in the number of days they can spend in Portugal. Meanwhile, residency rules have become more complicated for those wishing to make Portugal their permanent home.
Nine questions to ask your financial adviser
Holborn Assets Wealth Management
Nine questions to ask your financial adviser
When you meet with a Financial Adviser, it is worth preparing some questions beforehand so that you understand the services being offered, and how the Adviser may be able to assist you. So, let's run through a list of questions you should ask any Financial Adviser that you are considering working with.
Getting your insurance right for long-term visas in France
Getting your insurance right for long-term visas in France
Visa applications are usually the most dreaded step for to-be expats. We have noticed, at Fab French Insurance, that the most common cause for unsuccessful applications in France is inappropriate insurance coverage. So here are a few tips to keep in mind to stack the odds in your favor when applying for a long-term visa in France.
Book your discounted tickets with SNCF Connect from February 14 to 20
SNCF Connect
Book your discounted tickets with SNCF Connect from February 14 to 20
Are you planning to travel around Europe in the coming weeks or months? Whether you're going to Belgium, Spain, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands or even England, get the most out of discounts from SNCF Connect from February 14 to 20. Book your tickets now!
Barcelona opens a new office for welcoming international talent
Barcelona City Council
Barcelona opens a new office for welcoming international talent
Barcelona City Council opens the 'Barcelona International Welcome Desk', a new office located in the MediaTIC building in the 22@ innovation district, aimed at international talent who want to come and live in the city or who have just moved here. The new office will offer information, advice and the possibility of carrying out various useful procedures on arrival in the city. It is the first office of its kind in Spain.

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Paraguay real estate residency starts at 30% down
Paraguay
Paraguay real estate residency starts at 30% down
A new investor residency rulebook landed last month, and for anyone weighing Paraguay as a place to actually live, the numbers are surprisingly friendly. If you've been quietly researching Paraguay as a possible new home base, for the taxes, the cost of living, the easy residency, or just because the rest of the world feels increasingly expensive and complicated, this one is for you.
Japan tightens visa rules for foreign entrepreneurs
Japan
Japan tightens visa rules for foreign entrepreneurs
Conservative Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has made immigration one of the key issues of her term. Since October 2025, foreign professionals, particularly entrepreneurs, have had to deal with stricter immigration rules. Early surveys reveal a significant drop in the number of entrepreneur visa applications.
How to legally move abroad as a freelancers or content creator
Tax
How to legally move abroad as a freelancers or content creator
Postcard-perfect beaches, luxury villas, sports cars and a jet-set lifestyle: social media often paints expat influencers and content creators as financially free and permanently on vacation. Behind the filters and sponsored posts, however, lies a much more complex reality. As more freelancers, influencers and digital creators move abroad to optimize their lifestyle and income, tax authorities around the world are increasing their scrutiny. So how can content creators relocate overseas legally, optimize their taxes, and avoid crossing the line into tax evasion?
The truth about tax-free living for expats
Tax
The truth about tax-free living for expats
Living in a country without paying taxes: a dream for many expats who choose their destination specifically based on its tax policies. But does a truly "zero tax" country for foreigners actually exist? And what hidden financial risks should you watch out for?  
How expats are coping with fuel price hikes to get around
Transport
How expats are coping with fuel price hikes to get around
"Once this war is over, fuel prices will collapse," Donald Trump declared. The U.S. president believes he has "very good chances" of reaching a deal with Iran, while also stating he is prepared to take military action if talks fail. In the meantime, prices at the pump continue to break records worldwide, with variations from country to country. How are expats coping with this situation? How are they managing their daily commutes and travel? The Expat.com community shares its experiences.
Are online banks really suitable for expats?
Banks and finance
Are online banks really suitable for expats?
Online banks and neobanks market themselves as the perfect solution for expats: open an account in a few clicks, fully digital, accessible from anywhere… at least in theory. What are the real advantages and limitations of these banking options? And what should expats watch out for?