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12th of August, 2013
In: Expats

Mi Casa: Home Hunting in a New Country

Looking for the house of your dreams in a new country may not be as ‘dreamlike’ as you imagine. If you don’t speak the language, if you are unfamiliar with the layout of the land, and if you’re not up to speed with all the legal issues involved in signing a lease overseas, finding housing in a new country can be a challenge indeed. To help work through some of the bumps and ensure that your overseas relocation is a smooth-sailing success, here is some top-notch advice from the experts on how to find housing in a foreign country and the types of issues one needs to consider. To Buy or Not to Buy To buy or not to buy ...

The Best of France – From Paris and Beyond

Known as the fashion capital of the world and home of the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and the Champs Elysees, France basks in its distinction as one of the world’s top travel destinations and favorite vacation spots. France offers something for everyone – fine art and architecture, world-class wines and gourmet cuisine, top sporting events, beautiful beaches, and a diverse geography which ranges from serene countryside to majestic Alps. If you’re headed to France, here are some of the attractions and events you can look forward to in Paris and beyond. French Art: To view the works of great artists such as Da Vinci, Degas, Gauguin, Matisse, Monet, Manet, Picasso, Renoir and Van Gogh, head to France’s array of famous ...

6 Apps You Won't Move Without

We’ve long known that mobile apps go hand-in-hand with people on the move, but did you know that apps now go one step further and actually helping people move? If you are planning to relocate anytime soon, it’s time to learn about the myriad of mobile apps that can help you organize your move and guide you in the relocation process. With corporate relocation on the rise, hundreds of employees are relocating worldwide each month, seeking new career opportunities, higher salaries, and improved lifestyles. Others move to escape harsh winters, to downsize once the kids are grown up and gone, to learn a foreign language, to experience a new culture, or to retire on secluded island somewhere halfway around the ...

19th of July, 2013
In: Expats

Special Apps for Expat Kids

Expat kids, needless to say, are often on the move and on the go. In today’s digital world, however, they are not only moving halfway around the globe but expat kids are going mobile. Relocating to a faraway place can be exciting and adventurous; on the other hand, moving to a foreign country and being placed in unfamiliar situations can be intimidating, scary, and traumatizing – especially for children. This is where 21st century mobile apps come in. Whether it’s learning a new language, picking up local slang, accessing educational materials, staying in touch with friends and family, or simply chilling out when the stress of moving gets too much, mobile apps can do wonders for expat kids and turn ...

Summer Fever – London in July & August

London is where all the action is happening this summer, with July and August literally bursting at the seams with special events, attractions, concerts, and tours. To give you a taste of what there is to do and see in London in the upcoming months, here are some of the must-attend summer 2013 events to mark in your calendars. Start by saving a lot of time, money, and hassle by investing in a London Sightseeing Pass, which gives you admission to all of London’s main attractions (i.e. the royal palaces, cathedrals, zoo, waxworks, museums, and more) at a fraction of the price and without having to stand in long lineups or fight the crowds. A great way to see the ...

28th of June, 2013
In: Moving

Couples on the Move: Protect Your Relationship When Relocating

In our previous post you read some great tips on moving overseas and how to prepare for an international relocation. By now you have also learned how to wrap, double-wrap, and bubble-wrap your possessions to protect them en route. But many relocating couples fail to consider how packing up their relationship and moving it to another country will affect them. The fact is that relationships on the move need safeguarding against breakage as well. Moving to a new country isn’t easy and the impact of culture shock, multiple pressures, and unforeseen dynamics can take a heavy toll on a relationship if you are unprepared. Here are some of the complexities often involved in relocating as a couple: Leaving friends, family, ...

24th of June, 2013
In: Relocation

Relocation News: Where to and Why?

According to the latest poll conducted by Hydrogen, the global recruitment company, the United States currently ranks number one in desirable work locations for professionals. Second in line is the UK, ousting the spot previously held by Australia, which now ranks third in the standings. The survey interviewed over 2,000 people in over 90 countries. And what are today’s primary motivating factors for professionals relocating overseas? While the potential to earn more is still among the top three reasons, the leading motivators are better career opportunities and the chance for new experiences. If you’re joining the ranks of the over 200 million people worldwide who are leaving their homes to roam the globe in pursuit of their career goals and ...

19th of June, 2013
In: Expats

Expat News Worldwide June 2013

Expat Updates From Around the World The expatriate industry is continually evolving, with over 90% of companies expecting to increase their employee relocation volumes in the coming years. Mobile employees can be found across the globe as companies seek to broaden their demographics, improve the efficiency and reach of their businesses, and remain competitive in the international arena. At the same time, trends and best practices in workforce mobility strategies are taking center stage as HR professionals responsible for employee moves are tasked with enticing, supporting, and facilitating expats and their families. So what’s new in the world of expatriates? Here is a look at some of the latest expat updates from around the world: United Kingdom: Brits are on ...

14th of June, 2013
In: Relocation

The Northeast 2013 Totally Expat Show

Attention all HR/global mobility professionals: The North-East US Totally Expat Show 2013 is taking place on June 18th at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York. The jam-packed show is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to learn about and share expatriate management best practices, network with global mobility professionals, providers, consultants and peers, attend seminars led by industry experts, and enjoy exhibitions from over 50 suppliers showcasing the latest innovations and technologies on managing expatriates. Moreover, the North-East Totally Expat Show has gained official recognition by professional bodies such as the Global Professional in Human Resources (GPHR), attesting to its high level of excellence. Those who attend the event’s 20-session conference program can earn 4.5 hours HRCI recertification credits. With corporate relocations increasing ...

12th of June, 2013
In: Relocation

Corporate Relocation On The Rise

The corporate relocation industry is booming, as companies seek gains in productivity and efficiency as well as cost cuts for consolidations or mergers and savings on labor force, space, and utilities expenses. Additional reasons for the growing phenomenon of corporate relocation include large tax incentive packages from state and local governments and the ability to compete on an international level. Not only are employee relocations on the rise, but relocation benefits are increasingly enticing as well, making the new corporate landscape a win-win scenario for employers and employees alike. Statistically, corporate relocations have been on the rise since 2010, with companies strategically placing their talent in the right places in order to decrease the risk of bringing in someone new ...

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