Living Overseas 
Experience the South African countryside
By Maja Dezulovic - (10)Gauteng, the smallest and most densely populated province in South Africa, hosts a multitude of attractions for tourists and expats…
The Complexities of Moving a Marriage
By Robin Pascoe - (2)Any expat couple who has watched their life’s treasures being wrapped and double wrapped for protection during a relocation…
Vacation Rentals in Paris
By Genevieve Sandifer - (1)When you think vacation, what first springs to mind? Sleeping in ‘til noon, luxurious bedding, fluffy towels, concierge service…
Driving in Rio de Janeiro
By John Gamble - (0)You don’t need a car in Rio. There’s no reason to rent one. Walking into a favela at night – unescorted – would be safer…
Get mobile in Dubai
By Hertz, Dubai - (2)Cars are the principal means of transport in the UAE. As such, one of the first decisions a new expat faces is how to get from A to B…
Live, Invest, or Develop in Panama
By Michael Boase - (2)Few countries in the world today can match Panama in presenting opportunities for improved, stress reduced lifestyles…
Expatriate Medical Insurance Policy in Latin America
By By John McGee - (0)Here we are approaching the summer of 2009, while slowly saying adios to the H1N1/Swine Flu Virus pandemic in Mexico and…
Building a safe tree house
By Dan Wright - (1)Thinking of getting away? Far, far, away? Why not leave the ground completely and spend some time up in a tree house?…
Argentina: Polo Made Easy!
By Boughton Lloyd - (2)Sir Winston Churchill is said to have uttered the immortal words – “A polo Handicap is your passport to the world.” …
Guide to Getting a Better ESL Job in Asia
By Ian Leahy - (7)There are so many places in the world where you could teach ESL. For many this is basic, for others it could be daunting since there are so many choices…
Time to Be an Expat
By Robin Pascoe - (2)On the many speaking tours she has made in over twenty years of covering the ‘global living beat’, author Robin Pascoe says she is invariably asked the same questions over and over again…
Finding the Right Boarding School
By Rebecca Grappo - (0)Young people in internationally-mobile families often face many disruptions in their education as their families move from one country to the next…
Brazil: Drinking Chope in Rio
By John Gamble - (3)It was introduced in Brasil in 1808 with the arrival of the Portuguese Royal Family. And in Rio, chope became cherished by the Cariocas, who initially consumed wines and spirits.
Moving to Panama
By Michael Boase - (18)Panama, a strange small country in Latin Central America forming a bridge between the North and South American continents has an unusual topographical orientation…
Working Abroad in the Legal Profession
By Amy Montemarano - (1)Even before the recent economic downturn caused many U.S. law firms to shift their attention to overseas markets, American-trained lawyers had several avenues for international opportunities…
Learning History Through Martial Arts
By David Calleja - (0)“The martial art is a cultural asset. I look at myself as a martial arts anthropologist, and if we lose it, we’re losing one more aspect of the culture,” …
Relocate in Croatia, why?
By Maja Dezulovic - (6)Croatia’s capital Zagreb, has many things to offer an immigrating family, student or others considering relocating there…
Early Planning for College
By Georgia Fox - (0)Early planning is even more important for students who are living abroad and want to go back to their home country to continue their studies…
Having A Baby – Far From Home
By Beverly D Roman (BR Anchor Publishing) - (2)Moving to another country can and should be an exciting prospect. However, suppose your family has just learned the joyous news…
Medical Tourism: Going Overseas for Medical Care
By Brent Wilson - (7)If you live in a country where health care is expensive–like the US–you may have heard about the growing popularity of going overseas…
