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Guide to Relocating for Graduates Moving Overseas

For Expats Expat Life Expat finances Guest Post

17 March 2020

Ready to fly? The Quick Guide to Relocating for Graduates Moving Overseas

Recent graduates are keen to work abroad to improve their CV and to gain life experience. But how should they prepare for such a life-changing prospect?

For Expats Expat finances

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 Life

25 February 2020

Head over to Expatia & study 6 expat beliefs

All over the world, 244 million people live and work outside their home country. But what if they all lived in a single, imaginary country?

How to turn an imperfect candidate into the perfect expat

For managers Expat selection and training Expat performance

11 February 2020

How to turn an imperfect candidate into the perfect expat

A successful expat needs both professional skills and expats skills – but what can you do if there is no candidate with the right amount of both?

For Expats Expat Life

28 January 2020

Applying four Japanese business concepts to global mobility

An explanation of key Japanese business concepts such as kaizen, shuhari, omoiyari, and ikegai and how they affect expat life and work in Japan

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

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