Living in Glasgow: the ultimate expat guide
Everything you need to know for a successful life in Glasgow.
Gritty and stylish all at once, Glasgow is a top destination for expatriation in Scotland. As the country's biggest city, it is a major economic and industrial hub, hosting many international companies.
If you are looking for opportunities, Glasgow is definitely the place to be. By moving there, you will also enjoy a pulsating urban life amidst its Victorian architecture, shopping malls, museums and restaurants.
Working in Glasgow
Working in Glasgow
The labour market in Glasgow is in a period of growth. This means that finding a job may be easier ...
The labour market in Glasgow
Glasgow's 19th-century shipbuilding industry made it one of the wealthiest cities in the world. ...
The work culture in Glasgow
Glaswegians are often laid-back and friendly. This makes working in Glasgow enjoyable. However, ...
Education and schools in Glasgow
Accommodation in Glasgow
Accommodation in Glasgow
There is a high demand for accommodation in Glasgow, considering the city is home to three large ...
Buying property in Glasgow
Buying a home can be exciting - especially if you are moving to a new country - but with increasing ...
Choosing your neighbourhood in Glasgow
When moving to a new country, it can be hard to know where to buy a house or where to rent a flat. ...
Leisure in Glasgow
Things to do in Glasgow alone, with your partner, with friends or with family
It is hard to get bored in Glasgow with the abundance of activities always going on. Scotland's ...
Gastronomy in Glasgow
Glasgow offers a large variety of food from all over the world. Whether you're hungry for sushi ...
Things to do on weekdays in Glasgow
After a hard day at work or a long day attending lectures at university, going out on a weeknight ...
Everyday life in Glasgow
Discovering Glasgow
What is it like moving to Glasgow? You might already have a lot of expectations of what you will ...
The local culture in Glasgow
Embracing the local culture when moving to a new city or country can be hard. Cultural differences ...
Developing a social circle in Glasgow
Moving to a new city is always easier if you meet people who can help you settle in and eventually ...
News & testimonies
Sam in Glasgow: "I like living at the doorstep to the Highlands of the north"
Born in Germany, Sam grew up in the US. In January 2014, he settled in Anniesland, Glasgow, Scotland, with his wife and is now studying (and experiencing!) the trailing spouse situation for his PhD's academic research...
Edinburgh: Scotland's irresistable charm
Ashley, an American expat in Scotland talks to Expat.com about the romantic (spoiler) reason behind her decision to move to Edinburgh, Scotland, and how she can now enjoy the best of two worlds. Driving on the "wrong" side of the road and coping with the wet and cold weather have been good enough reasons to give Ashley a cultural shock, but Edinburgh is an easy going place to live in, full of personality and genuinely nice people who will welcome you.
Real estate market in London - current market trends
If you're moving to London, you're probably preparing your planned monthly budget. One of the biggest expenses you'll encounter will be the rent, as the real estate market in London might get a bit costly...
Mel: "I like Edinburgh's history"
Mel comes from Queensland, Australia. During a holiday visit to Edinburgh, she fell in love with the city. She decided to make it her home five years ago.
