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Top 10 Countries for Finding Romance
By Victoria Borisch, Contributor
Freelance Writer
Brazil Brazilians seem to be sambaing into the hearts of expats: 60% of survey respondents in Brazil who are in a committed
TRAVEL
Christmas Around the World: Christmas in Vietnam
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
In the past, Vietnam did not really celebrate Christmas except for the country's Catholic minority population. December 25th
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Christmas Around the World: A Very Aussie Christmas
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
After a lazy morning spent in our pajamas opening presents around the tree, the requisite Christmas aprons were distributed
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Christmas Around the World: Celebrating Two Holidays in America
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
Christmas day means one thing: presents! When I was younger, my sister and I would wake up as early as my parents would allow
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Christmas Around the World: Celebrating in the UK
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
Whether on the end of the bed or by the fireplace, stockings are both a decorative and functional part of a British Christmas
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Christmas Around the World: Holidays in the Netherlands
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
By: Rowan Van den Bosch Gifts or no gifts On Christmas Eve, families gather for a tasty dinner in a cozy atmosphere. Christmas
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Basel Is the World's Least-Welcoming City for Expats
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
In Swiss cities, foreigners find it difficult to settle in, with Basel ranking last in the Ease of Settling In Index and
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Duesseldorf Most Popular Expat Destination in Germany, with Hamburg Trailing Far Behind
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
Frankfurt Number One for Working Abroad Eight out of the ten most popular cities for working abroad are located in Germany
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Expats in Barcelona Are the Happiest
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
When it comes to the Working Abroad Index, both Barcelona and Madrid could do a lot better, ranking 32nd and 29th. Especially
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Madrid Is the Best European City for Expats
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
Madrid is the top city in Europe for living abroad and the third-best in the world, according to previously unreleased data
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Expats Rank Melbourne Top City -- with Sydney Close Behind
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
Not only are expats apparently happier in Melbourne, but they are more satisfied with their personal finances, too. Melbourne
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Melbourne Is the Top City in the World for Expats
By Malte Zeeck, Contributor
InterNations Founder and Co-CEO
Melbourne ranks highly in the Ease of Settling In Index, too, placing fifth. Melbourne also ranks fifth for feeling welcome
POLITICS
What Trump's Presidency Means For U.S. Expats
By Sarah McArthur, Contributor
A happy expat wandering through life in Costa Rica
Trump is possibly one of the worst options for the United States. Just because I do not live there does not mean I am not heartbroken. In fact, I'm more than heartbroken, I'm also embarrassed.
ENTERTAINMENT
5 Things You Didn't Know About Women's Fashion in the Gulf Region
By Mai Akkad, Contributor
Student
1-Abayas are stylish and do not come in black only The loose, full length robe has come a long way. More women in the Middle
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What You Learn From Living In Italy
By Stephanie Crosby, Contributor
Student at the University of Bath
(Image credit: Photo 1 by Moyan Brenn/CC BY 2.0; Photo 2 by Mike Beales/CC BY-ND 2.0) Meeting New People Is Actually Very
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The 5 Best Countries To Live In For Expats
By Conde Nast Traveler, Contributor
Conde Nast Traveler
7. Austria In a ranking of the best cities for expats released earlier this year by Mercer, Vienna came out on top for the
POLITICS
How To Vote If You're In The Military Or Living Abroad
By Sara Bondioli
Trust us, it's easy.
BUSINESS
Securing the Safety of the Business Traveler and the Overseas Workforce Yields Duty of Care
By Iram Kirmani Ganju, Contributor
President
As we prepare for our first international conference, someone asked what significance does the date of October 26th has to do with the Duty of Care Day?
BUSINESS
Expats and Their Families - Chattanooga Style
By Deborah J. Levine, Contributor
Award-winning author, Editor-in-Chief of American Diversity Re...
The attendees at the International Business Council (IBC) of the Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce were a diverse mix of nationalities, professions, expats, and industries. The annual meeting of the IBC, the Chamber's newest council, attracted students, family members, colleagues, and executives.
BUSINESS
After Moving Back to U.S. From Overseas, Credit Card Is First Step to Rebuild Credit
By NerdWallet, Contributor
Providing clarity for all of life's financial decisions.
"If you use Amazon, you don't turn into a financial zombie when you're out of the country," she says. Virginia C. McGuire
DIVORCE
Dealing With Expat Divorce, Part 4: Three Ways You Can Help
By Katia Vlachos, Contributor
Writer, blogger and perpetual foreigner
Unfortunately, there are not many resources out there for expats dealing with relationship breakdowns. This is what makes the role of the expat community even more critical.
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Brexit: Up A German Creek Without An EU passport
By Roanna Mottershead, Contributor
Travel Blogger and Freelance Copywriter
In a couple of years' time, there's a very real risk that we'll be limiting our most talented, curious young minds to a country a third of the size of Texas, robbing them of the opportunity to truly understand the world outside their British bubble by living abroad.
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9 Things I Wish I Had Told Myself Before Moving Abroad
By Kalyn Franke, Contributor
Travel and lifestyle blogger at www.girlgonelondon.com
The baggage you have at home that you thought you could outrun? I know you didn't purposefully pack it, but, trust me, its DEFINITELY coming with you, so hope you packed light.
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5 Signs You're Homesick For A Place That Isn't Your Home
By Stephanie Crosby, Contributor
Student at the University of Bath
Once you settle in a place and grow to truly appreciate the culture there, it becomes a part of you and your character in a way that will never go away and without the little quirks that exist only in that place you will feel a slight emptiness.
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