If you had told me 10 years ago that I’d be settled in Hong Kong, I would have laughed in your face. Although I’ve always loved travelling, no matter where I went it was with the...
Expatriate Life in Zambia during the 1970s
In 1970 high copper prices inspired huge investment, and hundreds of skilled workers, mainly from Britain, signed three year contracts to use their know-how as mine employees on Zambia’s...
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Retiring to Malta – An Expats Guide
When it comes to moving overseas, particularly for the Brits, it tends to be the same places that come up as potential destinations. The South of France and the Costa del Sol are always popular...
The Expat Guide
More and more Brits are upping sticks every year in search of a new (usually sunnier) life, some for work, some for the weather and some just to retire. Whatever the reason, what’s...
International Health Insurance Plans
If you are moving abroad for more than a year, then it is critical that you purchase an international health insurance plan that will cover your emergency and routine medical expenses. Most...
10 Types of Expat that Roam the World
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The Start of a New Beginning
All new experiences have a learning curve. Moving abroad is no exception. It could easily be said that moving to a new country is on a whole different spectrum. When I first met David, one of...
A Walk In The Jungle
I have lived in Belize, Central America, for eight years and for those of you who don't know it is a tiny, sparsely populated country on the Caribbean below Mexico. If you are ever lucky enough...
5 Things I Regard Differently After a Year of Living & Studying Abroad (in London)
I returned to Germany one and a half weeks ago and still can hardly believe that I’ve really lived and studied in England’s capital for a whole year. For me, it’s not easy to...