Top resources for expats planning and moving overseas

Worldwide Expat Divorce And Family Law

Divorce rates among expats are high and when this happens in a foreign country it can be even more difficult to handle. One decision that has to be made is which legal framework should apply. Samara Iqbal of Aramas Law explains the issues that need to be considered when making the decision. Written exclusively for…

Language Learning: The Ultimate Checklist for the Best Results

Learning a new language is something that can benefit you in many ways. Thanks to modern technology, more and more people are broadening their horizons by learning a new language. This ability to learn a new language online means you can now enhance your skills and knowledge, benefit from self-improvements, and even look at getting…

Paul Immigrations Reviews: Apply For Singapore Permanent Residence

Singapore with its tropical climate, dynamic multicultural environment is one of the leading financial centres in the world. It attracts many people to live, work and invest there and each year around 30,000 people receive Permanent Residence and there are around 530,000 living there with PR status out of a total population of 5.7 million….

Five Ways to Settle into Your Home Abroad

Moving abroad is an exciting opportunity and the first few weeks can be very important as you settle into a very different lifestyle. Here are five tips to help you to settle in and ensure the long-term success of your move abroad. Written for Expat Network by British Corner Shop The time has come…

A Post-Brexit Checklist for Expats

For a long time now, travelling between Europe and the UK has been relatively pain-free. With Brexit on the horizon though, it’s time to start thinking about how it may affect your travel plans, and so here is our post-Brexit checklist for expats! This article was written for Expat Network by Gordon Delaney, Regional Head…

Expat Tips: How To Drive Safely In A Foreign Country

It’s important to learn how to drive safely in a foreign country. There’s nothing like the freedom of jumping behind the wheel, music blaring and foot to metal when exploring new surroundings or just enjoying a day out whilst getting to know your adoptive country! Written for Expat Network by Regency For Expats To make…

Five Ways Expats Can Seamlessly Integrate Into A New Country

How do you integrate into a new country? Whether you’re moving 100, 1,000 or even 10,000 miles away, settling into a new area can be exhausting; not just the initial process of unpacking and acclimatising to your new environment, but also integrating. Not everyone handles change well, and for some who have the opportunity to…

National Library Service For Blind And Print Disabled US Citizens Abroad

If you are a United States citizen living abroad who has a temporary or permanent visual impairment, low vision, a physical disability that prevents you from holding a book, or another print disability, you may be eligible for a free program from the Library of Congress. Written exclusively for Expat Network by Donna Koh, Overseas…

Prenups Should Be The Way Forward For Expats

While family law may not be top of the UK legislative agenda, Emma Collins, partner and head of Weightmans’ private client team, argues that prenups have an increasingly crucial part to play in divorce proceedings as we enter a post-Brexit world. Written exclusively for Expat Network by Emma Collins, Partner at Weightmans Like so…

Leaving UAE – Top Tips Before You Go

Moving countries can be difficult, there’s a lot to consider before making your next international move. We’ve listed some of our top tips for making leaving the UAE easier for you. Written exclusively for Expat Network by Crown Relocations Accommodation Find out when your old contract ends, it’s important to know when you are going…