Thailand’s popularity as a top tourist destination is well-deserved. With a harmonious fusion of modernity and ancient Thai traditions reflected in urban landscapes and an enchanting tapestry of natural wonders, it’s no wonder expats from all over the world are drawn to this captivating country. In this article, our friends at Pacific Prime Thailand will...

In today’s globalized world, an increasing number of U.S. citizens are choosing to embark on the adventure of living abroad. Whether motivated by work, retirement, or a longing for diverse cultures, residing overseas can be an enriching experience. However, amidst the myriad of considerations that expatriates face, one aspect often takes center stage: health insurance....

In Malaga there are many things to do… A place that blends history, nature, culture, art, sports and leisure with great dining experiences. Malaka, as it was known in the olden days was thought to first be inhabited by the Phoenicians since the century VIII B.C. using the natural port on the foothill of Gibralfaro...

Malaga Capital is steeped in history. The area was first discovered some 2,800 years ago by the Phoenicians and has evolved ever since. Here Jason Wild of Marbella Connection looks at the shopping, nightlife, food and drink, festivals and the beaches that continue to attract interest and investment from all over the world. Festivals &...

The foreign currency market is the largest and most traded financial market in the world, with more than $6 trillion traded each day, and over 80% of the foreign currency trading is for speculation purposes. The main drivers that influence exchange rate movements are economic and geo-political events, and technical trading by investment banks. These...

The first part of a series of extracts from articles by Jason Wild of The Marbella Connection about the capital of the Costa del Sol in Southerrn Spain… Malaga the City. In these articles Jason will set out the attractions of this wonderful city starting here with some of its history. Written by and published...

The cost of healthcare can be quite high in Singapore, that’s why most expats opt for health insurance plans, but choosing the right health insurance isn’t about getting the most expensive plan you can afford. There are other factors to consider; from the coverage it provides and the customizability of the plan to which hospital...

The United States is the third-largest country in the world and is host to the largest number of immigrants in the world. There are 50 states spread across 6 time zones; every climate zone is represented. It can be difficult to determine the best places in the United States for foreigners due to the wide...

With a population just north of 100 million and a median age of only 32.8 years as of 2023, Vietnam is in the midst of rapid economic growth rarely seen in recent times. Numerous industries are booming, and the government is sparing no effort to improve the nation’s infrastructure and education system, to further cement...

Spanish Private Healthcare can be important for people moving or retiring to Spain. Medical insurance can be confusing and a bit of a minefield as no two policies are alike. So here are some useful tips and questions to ask yourself before you decide on a suitable policy: Do I need...

More than 120,000 expat Brits are reported to live in Dubai, the UAE’s second-largest emirate (Abu Dhabi is the biggest). Many are attracted by Dubai’s sunny climate, as well as its family-centred, clean and safe environment (serious crime is almost non-existent). Article written by GoSimpleTax The beaches are beautiful, and while its traditional Arabic heritage...

From July 2023, employers of S Pass and Work Permit holders, including domestic helpers, are required to provide increased medical insurance coverage with an annual claim limit of at least SGD $60,000. The goal is to assist employers in covering higher medical expenses and minimising out-of-pocket payments amid rising medical costs. In this article, our...