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If you are planning a trip to either mainland Tanzania or Zanzibar, it is important to familiarize yourself with the various visa types and their requirements before booking and traveling to the country. This article will outline such information.

If you are planning on moving to Tanzania long-term, regardless of what the reason is for, if you are intending on residing in the country then you are required to get a residence permit. This article will outline the various types of residence permits, as well as what is required to obtain each. It will also provide useful resources for further reading.

If you are intending on doing any sort of business within Tanzania, during which you will prospectively invest or will establish business contracts, then it is important that you obtain a business visa. It is important that you know how and when to arrange this visa, before you enter the country. The article below outlines general information about Tanzania's business visa, as well as eligibility criteria and requirements for your application.

There are various options for wedding ceremonies in Tanzania, from locally traditional weddings to more Western-style ceremonies in churches. Before you book a wedding venue in the country, take some time to learn about the culture and values surrounding marriage in Tanzania, and ensure you adhere to the guidelines before proceeding.

If you are interested in visiting Tanzania, especially for the purpose of vacationing, you are likely to be interested in at least considering Zanzibar! The island offers a range of affordable and enjoyable activities for people of all interests and ages, and thus Zanzibar is an ideal destination for a family holiday. This article will outline the basics of traveling to the island, activities to do there, and other recommendations.

Tanzania, officially known as the United Republic of Tanzania, is a sovereign state located in the East of Africa. It is neighboured by, clockwise and starting in the North: Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Zambia, Malawi, Mozambique, and finally the Indian Ocean to the East. Its official languages are English and Swahili, and its currency is the Tanzanian Shilling.

Before travelling to Peru, whether for a short visit as a tourist or a long-term relocation, it's best to find out about entry conditions and formalities. Nationals of some countries may require a visa to make a short stay in the country, while others do not and can enter as a tourist without a formal visa. In general, the conditions vary from one country to another and according to the duration of stay, so you should check with the Peruvian diplomatic representatives in your home country before travelling.

International employees are usually assigned to manage a project abroad by their company back home, and this is how they find themselves undertaking the adventurous journey of expatriation. However, if you have decided to become a self-initiated expatriate because you wish to boost your career, gain new life experiences, or start over again in a whole new country, read below to find out how to create a game plan for your overseas employment.

Izabella comes from Sønderjylland, in the South of Denmark, but has been travelling since she was five. After spending years in England, she met her prince charming and decided to move to Texas, in the USA when she turned 19. Hyggjaa, her blog, is about her wanderings, her struggles to find her place and her pursuit of the American dream. Have you ever wondered what life in the USA is all about? Find out through the adventures of a Danish country girl in Texas who spends her time between writing, acting, sailing, and her passion for music and photography.

If you're looking to buy a property in Cambodia — either for your personal use or as an investment — you'll be pleased to know that it is possible, but there are some restrictions.

Sihanoukville is a popular beach party destination that is also the gateway to idyllic islands. If you can't bear to say goodbye to the beach barbecues and generally laid-back scene, then the town has plenty of seaside employment options and places to lay your head.

Lovely weather, a thriving culinary scene, business opportunities, famous temples, an artistic soul, and a generally relaxed way of life continue to attract many expats to beautiful Siem Reap. Read this article to find out where to live in this major tourist destination.

Finding accommodation in Cambodia can be quite challenging. But the recent rise of rental websites, such as HomeAway and Airbnb, have made it easier than ever to rent a room or a house on a short-term basis in Cambodia. Likewise, if you're looking to put down some roots, accommodation options also abound — from staying put in a guest-house, to signing a lease for your own house or apartment.

If you have a furchild that you like to take everywhere with you, you'll be pleased to know its possible and relatively easy to bring pets in and out of Cambodia, no matter what the breed or species.

If you're moving to Cambodia as part of an expat package, whereby the company will pay for your relocation costs, then it's a good idea to employ the services of a reputable international moving company to help ship your belongings over to Cambodia.

The expat scene in Cambodia is thriving with interesting people of all ages from all corners of the globe. Read this article to find out what you can expect of life in this South-East Asian kingdom.

In spite of a relatively undeveloped public transport system, Cambodia is one of the easiest countries to get around. Thanks to a plethora of affordable options, you'll never be short of ways to move from A to B in the cities, or to travel across the country to explore its many wonders.

You may be surprised to find that Cambodia is a well-connected hub, so you can easily keep in touch with loved ones overseas and new friends in the kingdom while you're living there.

Driving in Cambodia is an adventure in itself, and it's important to conduct yourself with the utmost care when on the roads, as they can be quite hazardous for pedestrians and drivers alike. Read this article to learn about the ins and outs of weaving in and out of traffic in the Kingdom of Wonder.

Cambodia's tax system is a self-declaration regime that categorises individuals as small, medium or large taxpayers. Unfortunately, tax requirements in Cambodia can be confusing, as there are extensive tax avoidance and corruption issues. However, here is an overview of what you should be paying in accordance with the law.

If you wish to study in Cambodia in order to develop your skills while having something interesting to put on your resume, then you'll be pleased to know it's possible and relatively simple to do so.

Due to the number of professionals working in the development sector in Cambodia, there are fewer volunteering and internship opportunities than you might expect. However, if you wish to get a foot in the door at a particular organisation, gain experience in an industry for your CV, or simply do good for goodness' sake, then there are still options in the Kingdom of Wonder.

In recent years, more and more young tourists have turned their alcohol-fuelled attention away from the Thai islands, to Cambodia's coastal towns. Although the largest town of Sihanoukville has a reputation of being a party place (with a seedy side), there are still corners of charm and nearby stretches of sand that haven't been claimed by the crowds.

The town of Siem Reap is most renowned for being the gateway to the iconic temples of Angkor, which are a source of national pride and a point of pilgrimage for many Cambodians. These temples have also inspired and featured in films, such as The Jungle Book and Tomb Raider, and have been attracting travellers in their droves over the past couple of decades.

Before you start work in Cambodia, it's a good idea to learn about Khmer culture to help you to adapt to a different business environment. Working in Cambodia may involve learning certain rules of etiquette, from understanding the concept of face to learning how to do the sampeah to greet people and show your respect.

Setting up a business is a popular venture in Cambodia, and the plethora of possibilities continue to attract ambitious entrepreneurs from overseas. The food and beverage industry, as well as tourism and hospitality, are two particularly popular fields, but entrepreneurs with a sharp eye and a keen spirit are continually spotting gaps in the market and have branched out into pet stores, coworking spaces and even franchises in recent years.

Cambodia incites a feeling of awe that can be said of a few other countries, and has rightfully earned its nickname the Kingdom of Wonder. Read this article to find out information that can help you on your travels to this magical destination.

It is essential to have useful numbers within reach, especially when relocating to a foreign country. Here is a list of useful telephone numbers that will help you in your everyday life in Cambodia.

As you're no doubt aware, it is becoming increasingly difficult to obtain the relevant visas for many countries around the world — whether travelling or relocating. Fortunately, however, Cambodia still has relatively relaxed visa regulations and requirements for most holidaymakers and expats. So long as you follow the rules, you should have no problem staying in the Kingdom of Wonder for a significant period of time.

Born in the Fraser Valley, close to Vancouver, Sharilyn spent some 20 years in Calagary where she worked with the Red Cross before setting up her own consultancy company. Six years ago, she chose to move to Argentina where she got the opportunity to develop an eco hotel inside a wildlife reserve. Sharilyn speaks to Expat.com about her daily adventures in Patagonia and everything she likes about the country, from the amazing landscapes to the warm and friendly people.

Argentina is a magical place to live, but it's such an enormous country that deciding upon which city to reside in can be tricky. Below are three popular places to live in Argentina, along with information about the different types of housing available, and the most desirable neighbourhoods in each one.

In Argentina, most of the work opportunities for expats are in the big cities, specifically in the Banking, ICT and Oil sectors. If you are not skilled in one of these areas, you might find it tricky to get paid work in the country, but there are certain places where its easier to get a job than others. Below we have listed the five best cities to begin your job hunt.  

As an expat in Argentina, you will most likely need a visa of some kind, unless you are planning to stay for less than three months. Although the procedures may be complex, you must hold a valid visa if you are planning to settle here, so don't pay attention to anyone who encourages you to move to Argentina without one; you'll only find yourself waiting with masses of other illegal immigrants to get your official documents.

With all the accommodation options in Argentina, finding a housing solution that suits you should not be a problem, whether you are visiting for a brief period of time, or whether you plan to move here for the long term. Prices are reasonable but may vary according to seasonal demands, such as the beginning of the academic year and throughout the tourist season.

A lot of money is spent worldwide on purchases which accelerate one's self-confidence, appearance, and sense of superiority and prestige. According to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch report conducted a couple of years ago, vanity capital (or the money spent on beauty products and services) is estimated at about 4.5 trillion American dollars! How much attention does your expat destination pay to new shades of lipstick, anti-ageing creams, health supplements, and youth elixirs?

Since the economic crisis of 2001,  the Argentine economy has seriously improved. Several years of sustained economic growth have permitted the country to resume its development. Nevertheless, unemployment and job insecurity remain high in the country, and illegal work and immigration are recurrent problems. Many Argentines unfortunately still live below the poverty line.

Every year, businessmen and businesswomen from around the world choose to launch their business in Argentina, as you can enjoy numerous benefits by setting up a company here.

Argentina provides its own unique culture by combining South American traditions with a European influence, making it a perfect place for interns from Europe looking to live somewhere new and exciting, whilst retaining that feeling of familiarity.

Argentina is a country where family comes first and is very child-friendly. Its numerous plazas and public parks, most of which come with playgrounds, make popular gathering spots for families. Besides this, you'll find family-friendly beach resorts, museums, and leisure centres, and several places that offer discounts for small children.

If you intend to move to Argentina with your pet, you will have to follow certain procedures and make sure that your pet meets the requirements of the Argentine authorities. Prior to travelling, check the relevant conditions with SENASA, the organisation responsible for issuing health certificates for animal importation in Argentina.

Before traveling to Argentina, you'll need to know what products and objects are authorised in the country, some of which will be exempt from tax when imported in small quantities. Before boarding, make sure you complete a customs declaration form, which will be provided by your carrier or the Argentine authorities.

Are you wondering how to travel through Argentina? Several means of transport are available, including planes, trains, buses, and taxis, so just choose the best means according to your budget and itinerary. More information can be found below.

Argentina is a vast and highly diverse country, home to an array of different wildlife, colourful flora and fauna, and some of the most magnificent landscapes on the continent. The main tourist areas might be rather far from the capital, Buenos Aires, but they are well and truly worth making the journey for. Below are some of the top places to discover in Argentina.

Sports have a very important place in Argentine society, with several disciplines, including swimming, soccer, rugby, volleyball and basketball being practised by locals and foreigners alike. There are golf courses, gyms and sports centres in almost all major cities and you can become a member in a club in by paying a monthly fee, which grants you use of all the necessary equipment and facilities. You can also take part in casual friendly matches, which are held on a regular basis.

Unbeknown to most people, La Plata is the largest city in the province of Buenos Aires and is, in fact, its capital; Buenos Aires is Argentina's federal capital, while La Plata is the administrative, political and educational centre of the province. Rich in colonial and cultural architecture, La Plata is a world-renowned tourist destination, often referred to as the “City of Diagonals” because it is dominated by diagonal throughways, with a park or green space every six blocks.

Naturally, when moving to Argentina, you'll want to find a cheap and convenient way to communicate with your new friends, as well as friends and family back home. Below are the top three ways to get connected in Argentina.

The landscapes in Argentina are about as spectacular and multifaceted as they come, with beaches, forests, mountains and glaciers, making it the perfect country to explore by car, as you can take it all in at your own pace.

Qatar is a wonderful place to live and many expatriates would consider their life easier and less stressful here than back home. However, there are some things that would be helpful to know if you are planning this move and will help ease your transition to life in this beautiful country.

Born in Rome, Valeria is an Italian teacher who has been looking for professional experience abroad. Her passion about the Spanish language and culture lead her to Madrid where she set up her own language school with students from all around the world. Valeria talks about her exciting expat experience to Expat.com and everything that makes her feel at home.

Many people who travel to Argentina and stay for an extended period of time consider getting a job or some kind of work experience while they are there.