Living Overseas
How I Traveled the Middle East, Asia and Africa for Free as a Contracted Worker
By Colin Guest - (6)To get back on his feet financially and travel the world at the same time, Colin Guest explored employment with overseas contracts…
Uruguay Becomes Second Latin American Country to Legalize Gay Marriage
By Cathy Brown - (3)Uruguay recently joined its neighbor Argentina as unilaterally supporting gay marriage…
Expat Benefits: Working and Living in UAE Countries
By Cathy Brown - (1)Thousands of people are leaving the shores of the UK every year in search of a better life…
European Airline Passengers Flying High with Enhanced Legal Rights
By Helen Bannigan - (0)New rights for airline passengers have been unveiled by the European Commission to address the most common airline…
Balancing a Passion for the Road Less Traveled with Traditional Retirement Ideas
By Steven Azkoul - (0)Steven Azkoul got his wanderlust momentarily satiated with a sabbatical in Colombia years ago…
Expat Interview with Travel and Wine Photographer Matt Wilson in Chile
By Matt Wilson and Cathy Brown - (0)A Brit living in Chile, Matt makes a living off of travel and wine photography for magazines…
How to Inexpensively Turn Your Vacation into Longer-Term Traveling
By Dean LaCoursiere - (0)Turn your vacation into true travels and save money along the way, while having a much more profound travel experience!…
Vancouver, Canada: A Nearby Expat Hotspot with Big City Amenities and Small Town Charm
By Cathy Brown - (9)Many expats-to-be set their sights far away from the US. But have you ever considered Vancouver…
Expat Interview with Emily Adams in Ensenada, Mexico
By Sharon McKarns - (8)In 2001, Emily Adams and her husband started looking for a place in Mexico to live. They have since landed in Baja…
Panama Residency Fast-Track: Reinvent Yourself Overseas
By Robert E. Bauman, JD - (7)Panama is still the ideal location for retirement, a second home, an offshore bank account or any number of legal, asset protection structures…
New Zealand: Indigenous Māori Traditions to be Aware of When Visiting
By David Wright - (2)New Zealand is a place rich in indigenous culture. Here is a primer to some of the most prevalent…
A Venetian’s Venice: Looking Back at My Expat Life in Italy
By Deja Dragovic - (2)Deja Dragovic looks back at her time she spent living in Venice working for the UN on conservation and tourism management issues…
Jose Mujica of Uruguay: The World’s Most Fascinating President?
By Cathy Brown - (4)Jose Mujica, President of Uruguay, is putting other world leaders to shame with his extreme tactics…
Life as an Expat: Wandering is their destination, bewilderment their guide
By Corey Coates - (5)After 6 years of living in Costa Rica, Corey Coates can categorize two types of expats – and one is happy and one ends up miserable…
Antigua, Guatemala: City of the Eternal Spring
By Dean LaCoursiere - (8)Gorgeous Baroque architecture, low cost of living, and near perfect, mild weather year-round make Antigua, Guatemala an enticing expat destination…
Making Money Abroad: Ways to Support Yourself Financially as an Expat
By Cathy Brown - (8)One of the most common questions expats-to-be ask are how they can make money overseas…
Custody and International Divorce – Getting Parenting Time Abroad of my US Citizen Children
By Cathy Brown - (2)Going through an ugly divorce is difficult enough, but add in international custody issues…
Family Travel in Spain: One Family’s Story of how “Traveliving” Changed their Life
By KsenijaRostova - (1)KsenijaRostava expected some sun and sand when she and her family took a long-term trip to Valencia…
Implementing Organic Farming Methods in Hungary: Proud to Not Fit Into the Culture
By Cheryl Magyar - (0)Sometimes you will want to fit into your new culture, but at other times it is best to embrace things…
Italy: The Most Beautiful Churches and Cathedrals in Florence
By Jackson Sampson - (1)No trip to Florence would be complete without taking on some of the churches and cathedrals…





