Culture and Lifestyle In Australia
Australia’s aboriginal population first arrived around 50,000 years ago and continue to have a strong influence on Australian culture. The British began their colonisation in 1788 and this has led to the development of Australia’s highly westernised contemporary culture. The original British occupation of Australia as a penal colony was followed by many subsequent...
Help A Study Into Expat Assignment Failure
Lili Castille approached us to promote her study looking into the factors that impact on adjusting to a new culture and the causes expat assignee failure. This is an opportunity to share your experience as an expat to help this study. Here she sets out the background. Hello! I’m Lili Castille, a multicultural polyglot and...
The Benefits Of Learning A Language For The Expat Community
Learning a language is not always essential but it have a real positive impact on life as an expat and help you to settle in to your new life. Peter Jenkins of Sun-hat Villas & Resorts sets out the benefits. Written exclusively for Expat Network by Peter Jenkins, Managing Director of Sun-hat Villas & Resorts...
Why Do Expats Fear Coming Home?
Living the expat dream is a lifestyle choice that many people would seize if they had the opportunity. The chance to experience different cultures, climates and lifestyles is a prospect too exciting to ignore, and with international travel and trade opening up employment opportunities across the globe, the global expat population is estimated to rise...
Top 5 Secrets To Learning Any Language Faster
When moving to a new country there are many challenges. Learning a new language has many challenges and many advantages. Fluency Corp give their top tips to help you to learn a new language. Written exclusively for Expat Network by Fluency Corp Speaking the local language makes every aspect of adjusting to life in...
Cyprus Investing To Draw In Wealthy Expats
Cyprus is a small island in the Eastern Mediterranean with a rich history and culture spanning 10,000 years. It is one of the oldest civilisations in the Mediterranean, situated at the crossroads of three continents – Europe, Asia and Africa. This unique geographic position has played an important part in its turbulent past throughout history....
The American People And Lifestyle
America is the third largest country in the world with a population of 325 million. The country has developed from its native American roots following a series of waves of immigration and has drawn in people from all over the world. As a result it is one of the most culturally diverse places in the...
Living In America
If you are planning to move to America the culture and lifestyle can seem familiar as we all see it on our screens on a regular basis. Culture America is the third largest country in the world with a population of 325 million. Apart from native Americans the country has developed following a series of...
Five Pretty Villages In Portugal
Monsanto. A small, fortified village previously named the ‘most Portuguese village in Portugal’. Houses and streets in Monsanto are packed tightly and carved from the cliffs and boulders that surround the town. The castle overlooking Monsanto provides an excellent panorama of the plains and nearby mountains of the Serra de Estrela. Monsaraz. This village still...
Top 10 Tips To Learn A Language
How do I learn a foreign language? It is easy to start, but it is worth learning from those who have done it before to find out what works. We set out our top 10 tips for learning a foreign language. Know why you are learning the language. Make sure that before you start you...
The City Highlights Of Australia
Australia has many highlights and deciding where to go depends on your interests and preferences. Here is a summary of the top cities. SYDNEY, New South Wales Climate Sydney enjoys a sunny climate with mild winters (9 – 17°C) and warm summers (19 – 26°C). Water temperatures rise to around 23°C in the summer and...
Working In Australia
Australia has consistently been the top destination of choice for British long-term migrants (i.e. people leaving the UK for longer than one year) for more than two decades, with an average of more than 30,000 heading down under every year. World Bank figures say there were over 1.2 million UK-born citizens resident in Australia as...