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LUXURIA Residence
Choosing a residence as an expat is a significant decision. Your new home should be a sanctuary—safe, comfortable, and harmonious, offering a place to recharge after demanding days. This guide from our commercial partner, LUXURIA Residence, aims to assist those seeking a duplex apartment in Bucharest that truly feels like home.
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Adeslas
Are you dreaming of studying in Spain? Whether you're preparing to apply for a student visa or navigating the process of regularizing your documents, there are essential steps to take before starting this exciting journey. Understanding the process can be overwhelming, so Adeslas, a local health insurance provider, has compiled a concise guide to help you get started.
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Federal Voting Assistance Program
Overseas citizens do things a little differently than citizens stateside. And that includes voting. It is a right for American citizens living abroad to take part in U.S. elections to stay involved with policies that impact their lives. Whether you're an American studying abroad, working overseas or a long-term expat, you can vote in the upcoming U.S. elections – but the deadlines are approaching.
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Swisscom
Switzerland, renowned for its exceptional quality of life, draws expatriates seeking new professional avenues and access to cutting-edge technological infrastructure. This guide, crafted by Swisscom, a leading industry expert, outlines the essential digital and telecom solutions for newcomers, addressing both immediate connectivity needs and future requirements in an evolving tech landscape.
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International School Yangon
Building global citizens through service learning involves creating opportunities for students to engage with real-world issues while fostering empathy, critical thinking, and a sense of responsibility. By participating in service projects, students contribute to their communities and develop a deeper understanding of global challenges aligned with the UN SDGs. Service learning encourages students to think beyond themselves, appreciate diverse perspectives, and recognize their role in achieving positive change on a global scale.
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Foyer
In Luxembourg, as elsewhere, there are compulsory types of insurance, others that are essential and still others that are useful depending on the circumstances. Truth be told, very few types of insurance are legally required in Luxembourg (imposed on everyone by law). However, some are contractually required, i.e. imposed by a contract. This article aims to shed a little light onto this often confusing and jargon-filled world, to help you make sure that you are properly insured while you are living in Luxembourg.
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IU International University of Applied Sciences
In today's rapidly evolving job market, continuous learning and upskilling have become essential for professionals to stay competitive and adaptable. Fortunately, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are revolutionizing the way adults acquire new skills and knowledge. By leveraging AI-driven tools and platforms, learners now have access to personalized, efficient, and engaging learning experiences tailored to their specific needs and goals. One notable AI-powered application is Syntea, developed by the German university IU International University of Applied Sciences for their online studies.
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CaixaBank
If you are an expat who has decided to settle in Spain and are looking for financing to buy a home, the solutions offered by CaixaBank through HolaBank, are perfect for you. These are innovative financing solutions designed specifically to meet the needs of expats wishing to buy a home in Spain. In this article, we will explore the advantages and benefits of opting for HolaBank and how it can help you realise your dream.
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Center for U.S. Voters Abroad
All U.S. citizens are eligible to vote absentee while living or traveling abroad and a new organization is making that process much better. Here's how.
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BGL BNP Paribas
Opening a bank account in Luxembourg is one of the first things on your to-do list during your move, essential for managing your salary, expenses, and administrative tasks. Our business partner, BGL BNP Paribas, has written this practical guide to easily opening a bank account in Luxembourg, either in-branch or online, even before you arrive.
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Translayte
Moving to a new country is exciting, but it also comes with lots of challenges, especially when it comes to paperwork. As an expatriate, among loads of paperwork you need to fulfill, you will likely need certified translations of various documents. This process can be different depending on the country you are in and the country you and/or your family are moving to. In this article, our partner, Translayte, explores how certified translations are done in the United States, Germany, Australia, France, Canada, Austria, Spain, and Turkey. They also talk about why you cannot compromise on who does your translations, getting them done by professionals and how Translayte can help you.
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Surfshark
Living abroad as an expat can be a life-changing experience, yet it has its challenges. Whether adjusting to a new job, learning a new language, or trying to find the best grocery store, having the right tools to ease your transition can make all the difference. Here's a list of must-have tools for expats that will make your experience abroad more enjoyable.
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UST
Access to clean drinking water has been acknowledged as a human right since 2010. Yet, in many places, water remains a rare good and the quality often does not hold up to the high standards of what is considered drinkable water. While dissolved and undissolved particles can usually rather easily be extracted from water, bacteria and viruses prove to be more challenging.
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Esade
Innovation is an organizational process that has been expanding over the past few decades, gradually occupying substantial and increasingly strategic spaces within companies. Innovating has become a profession that requires versatile experts with a holistic vision. To innovate, you need creative and systematic individuals. Surprisingly, we are all creative; we all have inherent creativity, even if we don't practice it (it's often stifled by corporate culture). Just think about how ideas flow when we are relaxed (driving, walking, swimming). The leader of innovation harnesses creativity and systematically and deliberately seeks new ideas both inside and outside the core business (by collecting data, diving into analyses and reports, tracking the environment, or through specific tasks).
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CaixaBank
Are you a foreign national and thinking of settling in Spain? Do you need a bank account but do not yet have a residence? With the HolaBank account, you can open a bank account in Spain without being a resident and enjoy all the benefits and services you need to manage your finances.
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bunq
Moving to a new country is a whirlwind of new experiences, full of people to meet, places to go and cultural nuances to navigate. But, it carries its fair share of uncertainty, and when it comes to banking, uncertainty is the last thing you need. Whether you're a digital nomad, an international student, or relocating for work, we've got four expert backed tips to help you choose the right bank for your new adventure.
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TV5MONDEplus
Looking for new movies to enjoy this summer? Well, look no further. Discover (or rediscover) the best of French-speaking cinema on TV5MONDEplus with subtitles available in six languages, including English, of course! Whether you're into original comedies, touching dramas or auteur films, TV5Mondeplus has handpicked for you the top 5 movies praised by critics, all available for you to watch.
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EURES
For 30 years, EURES has been connecting jobseekers and employers across Europe. Launched in 1994, this European network of employment services has played a pivotal role in facilitating the free movement of labour within the EU, overcoming employment barriers, and promoting career opportunities across Europe. Check it out and learn more about what this service is about and how jobseekers and employers can benefit.
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Schools & studies
Starting at a new school used to be about standing in lines, printing folders of documents, and going on campus tours. Today, in many schools, the enrollment process looks very different. Lots of things can be done online – and sometimes the first time you and your child will step foot in the new school will be on the actual first day. For expats and their kids, this is a trend that works in their favor. Because now they can explore, apply, interview, tour, and even enroll in a school before they are even there. Here's how it works.
Work
More people than ever are considering entrepreneurship abroad. While securing a visa, funding and the right legal status are important, long-term success depends on much more. Before launching a business overseas, what are the key questions every entrepreneur should ask themselves?
Everyday life
The biggest difference between moving counties and moving continents is the distance. Duh, you might think. But it's not only the physical distance itself. It's also how this distance feels. Moving from Spain to Germany is a big life change. But not quite as big as moving from Germany to Brazil. You are now a Transatlantic flight away from everything that you used to know as home. And even if the culture may not be that different, everything else probably is.
New Zealand
Since June 1, foreign workers seeking certain work visas in New Zealand have been subject to new English language requirements. The government says the changes are intended to improve migrant integration and help prevent workplace exploitation.
Work
Working in an office can feel really isolating. True, you are surrounded by people. But everyone around you is busy, working on their projects and meeting their deadlines. Take this situation abroad, and you are adding in language barriers, cultural differences, workplace misunderstandings… Before you know it, you may find yourself turning to ChatGPT for social comfort, and liking it. But in this article, we want to explore why human connection in the workplace still matters, especially for expats. And why you absolutely should have a work buddy, and how to find one.
Sweden
Since June 1, Sweden has tightened its work permit regulations. The new rules introduce higher salary requirements, stricter conditions for seasonal workers, mandatory health insurance in some cases, and increased scrutiny of employers.
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