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17 April 2018

Embassies, expats and expectations

Embassies and consulates are there to protect foreign nationals’ interests while abroad. But what should expats expect from them?

For Expats Expat finances

19 June 2017

Money talk: expat financial considerations

A global assignment is often a lucrative opportunity – but what financial plans should expats consider for their time abroad?

For managers For Expats Expat finances

22 December 2016

Relocation allowance: what's included and what is it for?

A relocation package usually covers the costs of relocating an expat and his or her family to the new host country. But what does it include – and what will be extra?

For managers For Expats Expat finances

22 December 2016

Relocation allowance: what's included and what is it for?

A relocation package usually covers the costs of relocating an expat and his or her family to the new host country. But what does it include – and what will be extra?

Expat remuneration Expat finances Relocation destinations

18 August 2016

The most expensive cities for expats and why the results may surprise you

The most expensive cities for expats to live in are not the ones you might expect – here’s why.

For Expats Expat finances

20 July 2016

4 relocation package negotiation tips

Learn in 4 tips how you can negotiate a relocation package that is right for you and your family.

For managers Program compliance

14 January 2020

Exceptions are becoming the rule in global mobility – and that’s a good thing

Expat packages are becoming more varied in response to a fast-changing industry. But the increasing number of exceptions is also an opportunity

For Expats Expat Life

24 December 2019

Expats and travel bloggers: what traveling professionals can learn from professional travelers

Expats travel because of their work. But what can they learn from those whose work is travel itself? We highlight five key travel bloggers with sound advice for expats

For managers Program compliance

17 December 2019

Assignments are not holidays – and why paid leave a is a critical part of every negotiation

Paid leave is a key part of most employment contracts – but how does it differ for expats?

For managers Expat performance

12 November 2019

Cheaper, faster, better: the compelling case for automation in global mobility

Automated processes are streamlining the way global mobility departments operate and enhancing the expat experience. Find out how this makes the case for automation more compelling than ever

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