Category: Expats

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

Are you considering a permanent move abroad in 2018? Have you thought about everything you need to know about an international relocation of your home?

Here are 5 potential tax and visa considerations you need to get on top of – especially if you are a dual-passport holder.

UK expats in Dubai were relieved when just yesterday the UAE Government confirmed the right of non-muslim residents to register a Will under...

South African expats in the UAE fearing a potential end to their tax-free status have remained on tenterhooks during 2017, as a sovereign tax saga unfolds with three letters: DTA.

Here are 5 tips to stay in control of probably the biggest house-move of your life

The UAE shows it is taking expat wills seriously with the launch of a new portal. Here, we take a closer look at the changes, and how expats will benefit from them.

As of 2014, over 100,000 South African expats were working and living in the UAE. Out of this figure, over 50,000 South Africans were living in Dubai alone.

One group which is particularly concerned about the possible consequences of Brexit are British citizens living overseas. What would Brexit mean for British expats? We take a closer look.

Are you distracted from your finances? Holborn Assets reviews the top five financial distractions and solutions for expats living in Dubai and the rest of the United Arab Emirates.

There are lots of horror stories of expats who thought they had been properly insured. Still, when the unthinkable happened, they realised it did not help them avoid hefty bills.

If you earn a South African based income from any source, then you have to file a tax return. Here is what you need to know about South African tax and tax returns.

Lombard lending can represent an interesting financing alternative for those who have access to it. But what is Lombard lending, and how can you be able to benefit from it? We find out.

Many people come to Dubai with the expectation of turning their finances around. Some have specific goals, like saving for retirement or buying a house. Don't fall into the expat trap.