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This tiny nation state could easily be overlooked on a world map, but do not be misled by its size. Singapore is a vibrant cultural melting pot, a gateway to Asia and a land of opportunity for expatriates. Whether you are on the lookout for a city break, a stopover or intend to unpack your suitcases for much longer, Singapore definitely has something for you.

Working and living in Peru is a goal for many foreigners, with a low cost of living (by North American and European standards), rich culture and history, and great travel opportunities both within the country and its neighbours.

What are the conditions governing the employment of foreigners in Algeria? What are the major recruiting fields? Find out in this article.

It is quite challenging to get a job in Chile, and if you don't speak Spanish, your options are even more limited. If you are a professional and can get your credentials verified here in Chile, then you can find a job before you arrive. In this case, your employer can help you file for the necessary visa.

The Maldives are one of the worlds most popular beach vacation destinations. Boasting stunning natural landscapes and clean unspoilt beaches as well as a developed tourist infrastructure, the country is a great place to get away from it all. But is it possible to work in this paradise?

Cyprus is becoming an increasingly popular market for expats. People migrate to this Mediterranean island for its terrific climate, the affordable living costs and the blending of several different cultures (as the country is located between Europe, Asia and Africa). If you are planning to live and work in Cyprus, you should be aware of the state of the labour market in general and in your area as well as the requirements and formalities needed based on your nationality. Generally speaking, EU/EFTA nationals as well as UK citizens, will have a much easier time finding work in Cyprus than third-country nationals.

It is not difficult to find a job in Argentina as an expat, as the country is home to numerous national and international companies, offering job opportunities to qualified professionals from all over the world.

Though the economy in Colombia is continuing to grow, it can be difficult for foreigners to find work. That said, Colombia is a very business friendly country and expats may choose to open their own business.

Located in Central Europe, the Czech Republic is very welcoming towards expatriates. In fact, in February 2018, the Czech Foreign Ministry have announced that they would increase the number of foreign work permits issued annually to accommodate the demand for international expertise. Indeed, thanks to the country's dynamically developing economy, there are quite a few professional opportunities for expats to explore.

It may be harder to find work in Belize than you imagine. With high unemployment and a low minimum wage, job hunting presents several challenges. Many people dream of moving to the Caribbean, getting an easy job, and spending much of their time in the hammock. While this is possible, it is good to be armed with knowledge before relocating. Many move to Belize only to become frustrated by a different set of rules than they are used to.

Working in Finland will be good for you: the country boasts good working conditions and a high level of employment security. But working in Finland will also be good for Finland itself, as it's most likely going to face a labour shortage in the future. Despite the recent economic ups and downs, particularly in the services and healthcare sectors, the need for more skilled hands is big.

Scotland has a vibrant and developed economy which attracts many foreign professionals every year. Offering a great work-life balance, a cosmopolitan lifestyle and many opportunities in the ever-growing sectors of science, technology and innovation, this is a country that's always looking for talent. Here's what you need to know about making it in Scotland.

According to the Financial Times, Romania is one of Europe's most fast-growing economies, a fact that has attracted foreign professionals over the years. Slowly, Romania became a popular tech destination that is constantly growing overseas investments, therefore, the country is now an attraction for expats looking for a job. 

Finding a job in Hungary as an expat can be a bit challenging, especially if youre not an EU/EFTA citizen. Although the countrys economy is growing and the unemployment rate is decreasing, there is a strong preference from the government to give jobs to Hungarians first. Expats fare better in specialized posts and English teaching positions, or at foreign-owned companies that seek a diverse and highly-skilled workforce.

In this article, find out how to find a job in Poland, learn about the country's labour market and working permit conditions, and get a few useful tips on how to land a job.

If you are relocating to Tanzania, you are likely going to be looking for a job sooner or later! This article outlines the ins and outs of finding a job in Tanzania, from the general work climate for foreigners to advice and links for landing that position.

Russia's prosperous economy has been attracting foreigners from across the globe over the years. In fact, young professionals worldwide dream of working or setting up a business there so as to benefit from its economic growth along with various incentives which have been set up by local authorities. Various opportunities are available in different fields such as information and communication technology, construction, engineering, industry, consumer products. High profile jobs are also available for highly qualified professionals.

Ecuador is famous as a retirement haven. But you might not want to wait until retirement age to move there and enjoy the wonderful advantages of living in Ecuador. In that case, what does it mean to work in Ecuador as an expat? Here's an overview of what you can expect.

Some of the best resources to find a job in South Korea include newspapers, recruitment agencies, consular services, bi-national chambers of commerce, Internet research, as well as word-of-mouth from friends or relatives in the country.

Wondering how to find a job in Egypt? What are the relating formalities? Find out in this article.

Are you thinking about relocating to Denmark for work? Denmark is an open and welcoming country where expats adapt easily to local working conditions. Here is a guide to help you start your job hunt. 

Opportunities are aplenty for foreigners who fall in love with Cambodia after visiting this magical kingdom, or who've heard tales and dream of experiencing its vibrant culture. Whether you're a bartender or a financial adviser, you're highly likely to find something that fits your needs, your experience and your qualifications.

No matter where or when you intend to move, you can't escape the need to know more about the local health insurance options available to you and your family. If South Africa is your future destination, then you will have two contrasting alternatives to consider: public healthcare or private healthcare. This post will shed some more light on both.

With a conservative and often Afrikaans population, Pretoria is rather welcoming toward expatriates from around the world. Indeed, many of them have moved there, either to work or to study in a multicultural environment.

Young and dynamic, Durban attracts many expatriates by its lively and bustling environment, its pleasant climate and its tourist cachet. CNN reports aptly that ‘Joburg is trendy, Cape Town is glamorous, but Durban is cool. Indeed, situated on the coast as well as close to many typical Zulu cultural sites, the city hosts an intercultural mix of spice markets, theatres and art galleries, as well as very popular tourist attractions.

Looking for accommodation in Johannesburg? Below is an overview of the city's neighborhoods and rental market.

When moving to South Africa, whether to work, study or for other reasons, the “Rainbow Nation” offers a range of leisure activities which you can enjoy if you wish to explore its natural and cultural heritage. Sport is also very popular in South Africa, so wherever you have settled, you are not likely to get bored.

On your arrival in South Africa, you will probably want to communicate with your friends and family abroad. Thanks to the country's developed and modern telecommunications network, you can quite easily acquire a landline, mobile phone, or an internet connection. Take the time to compare the packages and prices offered by each service provider before choosing the one which best suits your needs.

Johannesburg is a young, vibrant cosmopolitan metropolis with a diverse population and a fascinating history. Known affectionately as “Jo'burg” or “Jozi” by the 4.4 million people who call it home, the city is the largest in South Africa and the second-largest on the continent.

Thanks to its developed economy and rising growth rate, South Africa has become a top destination for expatriates worldwide. Whether you are planning to work, study or set up a business in the country, several opportunities are available.

Spain is one of Southern Europe's most popular expat destinations. Every year, the country welcomes thousands of foreigners from the European Union as well as from other countries. Many are enthralled by its slower pace of life, high standard of living, sunshine and predominately warm climate. 

While local authorities are taking strict measures to prevent a second wave of COVID-19 infections, life is slowly getting back to normal in China. Four expats in China talk to Expat.com about their experience during the lockdown and how they are expecting things to be in the coming weeks.

The coronavirus pandemic has brought many expatriates around the world on the frontline in various fields. Nilesh Sewpaul is a Mauritian doctor practising in Birmingham, UK. He talks about how the UK has been dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak and shares his personal feelings, away from his family.

As China officially announced that the peak of the COVID-19 outbreak has been reached, the situation is slowly getting back to normal. Sumayyah Hosany, a Mauritian expat living in Wenzhou with her husband Hamad Abdul Zahir from Pakistan, talks to Expat.com about her feelings about the pandemic. Both are doctors who have been volunteering in the Ouhai district in Wenzhou.

As of 2019, 21.9% of the Dutch population is under 20 years old. Considering a good chunk of the population is minors, you can expect the Netherlands to have a good childcare system. If you're moving to the Netherlands with your family, then you're probably considering childcare for your kids during the hours you work. In this article, we will tell you all about your options so you can make the best decision for your family.

Iasi is the most important political, economic and cultural centre in Moldavia, one of the provinces of Romania. Iasi is located in the northeastern part of the country, and it was a crossing point for the most commercial routes that were linking Russia, Poland, Hungary, and Constantinople. Those who want to have a job here should keep in mind the information below.

Coming in at just over 41,000 square kilometres (and with 18.41% of that being water), the Netherlands is a tiny country. However, size isn't everything; this country's made quite a name for itself throughout history, one of which is the Dutch East India Company back in 1602. Today, it's known for housing the International Court of Justice in the Hague. If you're curious about moving to this small, yet powerful country, then keep reading. We'll give you some essential details to paint you a picture of the Netherlands.

The first thing to do when deciding to go to Romania is finding the best accommodation. Whether you are coming for studies, business opportunities, travel or more, it's important to have an overlook of your future home. Luckily, the country provides enough furnished and unfurnished accommodation options to meet all the requirements of future expats. You just need to make a decision on which city, neighbourhood or countryside you would love to live. 

Bucharest, the capital of Romania, is the most dynamic city in the country, and also the most developed one. This modern city attracts lots of expats, whether they are looking for a long or a short stay. Due to the high economic and social life, you might expect to find more pricey accommodation than in other cities in Romania. But with patience, professional assistance or a lot of research, finding the best accommodation in Bucharest can be an easy task. In the right neighbourhoods, with vibrant markets, quiet parks or cobbled streets, expats can feel like home. Here are the points they need to check first. 

Constanta is one of the most effervescent cities of Romania, which combines modernism with a millennial history. Sitting on the western coast of the Black Sea, the town is also Romania's largest seaport. Expats who love a dynamic city and the pleasant summers by the sea should consider this welcoming town. Here is all you need to know about the accommodation here. 

Galati, the city in the South of Moldavia, is one of the favourite destinations for expats moving to Romania. Although there are not so many places of interest, like in Timisoara or Constanta, Galati is a major naval construction and steel industry hub. Therefore, international engineers or workers in these industries will think about moving here. But before coming, here is an overview of the best accommodation here and some average living costs. 

Also named the City of Roses, Timisoara is an urban adventure, a popular destination for both people living in other smaller cities and also for expats. The city is generous in terms of infrastructure and cultural life, and also for the types of housing, you can find here.

Ready to start your expat experience in one of the largest cities in Romania? Brasov is a principal touristic attraction in the country. Its popularity comes from the nearby resorts, the central position in the country and the welcoming atmosphere. Have an overlook of the accommodation here. 

The European City of Culture in 2007, Sibiu is the Transylvanian gem for expats and tourists. Due to the large number of expatriates, finding accommodation should not be a difficult task. However, it is good to have an overlook of the housing in Sibiu before moving here. Here are the neighbourhoods in Sibiu, together with an overview of the prices you may pay for rent or quick tips about transportation. 

Cluj Napoca is one of the best cities in Romania in terms of living conditions. Actually, Cluj has developed a lot in this direction, offering a competitive, expensive real estate market. Expats who want to move to Cluj should pick a property according to some important topics they will find below.

Iasi is the third economic centre of Romania, after Bucharest and Cluj. There are also comfortable and chic places for accommodation, from the beautiful old neighbourhoods to the generous blocks of apartments. Find all about this topic in the article below.

As the Romanian capital, Bucharest is also the most important financial centre here, and also the most dynamic and vibrant city in Romania. With a great mix of people, Bucharest is popular for the large number of expatriates, students and people who are coming from all over the world. 

Galati is one of the biggest cities in Romania and also an interesting and challenging option for those ones who want to move to this country. The quality of urban life is getting better and better, for both the residents and also visitors, businesses or expats coming to town. Here is everything to know about the local economy and the potential jobs to apply for. 

Brasov is now one of the biggest cities in Romania, and also an attractive economic centre, considering the big number of employees and employers. Due to its level of development, infrastructure, and foreign interest, Brasov is by far a great destination for expats. The city provides a wide range of jobs, in different domains, as well as plenty of opportunities for investors. 

Constanta, the third-largest economy in the country that is located in the Eastern part, is one of the few regions of Romania in which there is a constant demographic increase lately. This an important indicator, as the city is a true magnet for people from the country and also for expats.