Category: Expats

The Greek Golden Visa programme is one of the most affordable in the European Union. Learn all you need know about it in our article.

The Spanish Golden Visa allows non-EU citizens to live, work and travel freely in the EU. Read our article to learn more about its benefits.

Investing in a Portugal Golden Visa allows UK expats to work, travel and enjoy the benefits of being an EU resident, as in the pre-Brexit era.

This article looks at three key areas that are likely to experience some changes following the Brexit agreement: employment rights, recognition of qualifications and private pensions.

Which are the top-3 EU residency by investment programmes available for UK expats? Read our article to learn everything you need to know.

If you are a first-time expat, living abroad might be a new experience. To help make the transition less stressful, here is our list of the five most common mistakes first-time expats make.

Are you getting ready to embark on a new career overseas? To get you thinking about what you need to consider as a soon-to-be expat, have a read through our checklist for moving abroad.

If you're an expat who plans to return to the UK one day, have you considered your credit score? If you haven't, now is the time to. Here, we take a look at how to rebuild your credit score.

From 1st March 2020, amendments to the Income Tax Act will change the way South African’s working overseas are taxed. Here, we take a look at the current tax laws and what is changing.

If you are looking to work abroad, you need to be aware of the financial pitfalls. Here are some of the most common, and how you can put yourself in the best financial position possible.

Tax residency and state pension entitlements can be tricky areas to understand. Returning expats need to be aware of both, so there are no nasty surprises when you arrive back to the UK.

The expat lifestyle is all to the good, but it burns through cash. Can you find a way to spend money that will reap financial rewards? Here are two ideas – education and property investment.

The goal of the World Health Organisation that runs World Health Day is to provide universal health coverage involving healthcare at the most basic level, for the most disadvantaged.

Managing your tax situation is the key priority for new expats. Maybe the very reason you are leaving your home country is to take advantage of lower-income tax in your new country of residence.

The 1.3m British expats living in the EU face a nail-biting wait as the UK hovers on the brink of the Brexit cliff edge.

Are your children "Third Culture Kids"? The answer's YES if you are an expat.

You can continue to make National Insurance contributions as an expat, though this can depend on where you’re working and for how long.