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Distance learning: The world is your classroom
Australia
Distance learning: The world is your classroom
Living abroad can be a great adventure — especially when you are young. Moving to a foreign country comes with many challenges and rewards — an original lifestyle, new friends, unique culture, and new habits. It's also an excellent excuse for you to discover the contemporary way of learning (aka distance learning), and prepare from wherever with access to the Internet for your future job in who-knows-where. Find out more about distance learning from Aurelien, a French expat and digital student in Australia.
Dutch retired expat couple living the adventure in Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Dutch retired expat couple living the adventure in Kuala Lumpur
Frank and Francien come from the Netherlands. In 1986, Frank joined an American multinational in South Africa, and for 35 years he was enjoying the prosperities of an international career. Since his retirement in 2015, Frank and his wife Francien have been living an exciting adventure in the vibrant capital of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.
How to develop a social and professional network in Malta
Malta
How to develop a social and professional network in Malta
Sunny weather, relaxed lifestyle and entrepreneurial mindset — Malta is well on its way to becoming one of Europe's top expat destinations, attracting affluent foreigners, expats, and well-travelled professionals looking to not only reside permanently on the island but also develop a professional network.
Employment trends and expat millennials: Time to pack up 聽
Employment trends and expat millennials: Time to pack up 聽
It was only a generation ago that a successful living was very much defined by a stable job in a well-established company or the public sector. But millennials — backed by the advanced telecommunications industry — take on part-time and freelance jobs, work remotely, and aspire to become entrepreneurs. This shift in employment trends stemming from millennials' traits — open-minded, risk takers, and passionate administrators of their own lives — revolutionises the motives for expatriation and traveling.
From Switzerland to Frankfurt: A British expat in Germany
Germany
From Switzerland to Frankfurt: A British expat in Germany
Originally from the UK, Oliver spent a few years in Switzerland before moving to Frankfurt following a job offer. He shares with 大咖福利影院 his love for the city's liveliness, far from bustling Munich and Berlin, and his appreciation of Frankfurt's nice weather.
How to move abroad when you are young, wild and free
How to move abroad when you are young, wild and free
Moving abroad when you are young can be the best present you have ever given yourself. Youth — as your parents usually say — is all about first-hand experience, learning about the world, meeting new people, exchanging passions and ideas, and defining your career aspirations. Every year, thousands of students, graduates, and first-time employees choose to move abroad to satisfy their curiosity, and to build their personal brand.
Working Holiday Visa: All you need to know before applying
Working Holiday Visa: All you need to know before applying
If you have been dreaming about moving abroad to discover new cultures with the possibility of working, the Working Holiday Visa (WHV) could be meant for you. Discover the benefits of the WHV with 大咖福利影院 if you are aged 18 to 31.
Sarah in Texas: Life of a British expat in Texas, USA
USA
Sarah in Texas: Life of a British expat in Texas, USA
Sarah moved from Northern Ireland to Houston, Texas, three and a half years ago. The British expat shares her everyday life in the USA with 大咖福利影院 and talks about what makes Houston a good place to live in.
Jo in Abu Dhabi: Life of a non-Muslim expat and avid blogger in the UAE
United Arab Emirates
Jo in Abu Dhabi: Life of a non-Muslim expat and avid blogger in the UAE
Since 2008, Jo has been living in Abu Dhabi, UAE's capital city. The Filipino expat opens up to 大咖福利影院, and discusses everyday life in the UAE for a non-Muslim expatriate, and all the things that make this country a good place to live in.
Freelancer Expat: Double Delight
Hong Kong
Freelancer Expat: Double Delight
Expatriation involves a great deal of adventure and uncertainty. Freelance work too, comes with a lot of freedom, flexibility, and creativity — all leading to an unconventional reality that can make or break you. Moving abroad is already a challenge when there's a solid employment contract waiting for you, let alone when there's no company, support network of colleagues, and steady income. But you know with all your heart that freelancing is what you want to be doing, and you want to be doing it abroad. Here are a few things to consider before you pack your laptop.  
Selective immigration: What future expatriates should know
Selective immigration: What future expatriates should know
Every year, thousands of foreign professionals look for new opportunities abroad. But before making the move, it is best to be aware of existing criteria so that you know what to expect from the host country — especially where selective immigration applies. Here we guide you through the key aspects of selective immigration.
John in Fuerteventura:
Spain
John in Fuerteventura: "We just got off the aeroplane and we were home!"
John left his native England three years ago to set his luggages in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands, with his wife. In this testimony, he tells us what is like being an expat in Canary Islands.
Alfredo in Mexico:
Mexico
Alfredo in Mexico: "The rhythm of our lives is definitely different, slower and more relaxed"
Cuban but lived in U.S most of his life, Alfredo decided to move to Mexico with his husband more than ten years ago. He gives us in this testimony his vision about the more latino country of North-America.
Kate in Zurich:
Switzerland
Kate in Zurich: "The quality of life here is so wonderful and the pace of life is quiet and slow"
Kate comes from Washington. She fell in love with Switzerland 10 years ago during a train ride. Following a two years stay in London, she finally moved to Zurich in 2014 with her husband and two daughters. In this Interview, she shares her views about life in Switzerland.
Allan in Oman:
Oman
Allan in Oman: "Oman is probably the best place in the GCC"
Native Filipino, Allan is now living in Oman, in the south of Arabian Peninsula. This dancer, writer but especially traveler gives us his testimony about living in a country culturally completely different than Philippines and how he succeeds to adapt himself.
Pros and Cons of Moving to Malta
Malta
Pros and Cons of Moving to Malta
Relocating to another country is a big decision that requires a lot of careful thought. While there are dozens of great reasons to move to Malta, it's a change that isn't right for everyone. We've compiled a list of the most common pros and cons of making the move to help you decide what's best for you, your family, and your business.
Amy in Abu Dhabi:
United Arab Emirates
Amy in Abu Dhabi: "The United Arab Emirates is quite a forward thinking nation"
Amy comes from the UK. She moved to Abu Dhabi nine months ago after her husband was offered a job there. In this Interview, she shares her views about life in the United Arab Emirates.
Discover the new United Arab Emirates Expat Guide
United Arab Emirates
Discover the new United Arab Emirates Expat Guide
Thanks to their constantly growing economy, the United Arab Emirates attract many foreign professionals looking forward to benefit from opportunities it provides. Discover the new United Arab Emirates expat guide if you are also looking forward to more there.