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Smooth Move Tips for British Expatriates Moving to AmericaBritish expatriates move to America for a number of reasons, to pursue new education and employment opportunities, but many soon move back home again.
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Do American Expatriates Living in the U.K. Need to Take a British Driving Test?American expatriates about to move to the UK often wonder whether they will be able to legally drive in the UK on their stateside license or if they must take a British driving test soon after they arrive.
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Should British Expatriates Adopt an American Accent?British expatriates have been taking the United States by storm in recent years, particularly on U.S. television and in film.
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What to Include in a Care Package for British ExpatriatesBritish expatriates who reside abroad often miss comforts from home such as HP Sauce, Pickle, confectionery, jams, and stuffing. But for items that cannot be purchased abroad, what can you include in a care package for a British expatriate living abroad?
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Finding Jobs for Expatriates in AsiaThis article will explain how to find jobs for expatriates in Asia.
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How Blogging Helps Expatriates and Those Traveling AbroadExpatriates and seasoned travellers know culture shock will likely strike within the first six to nine months of their move to a new country. No one is immune. Blogging is a creative way to release stress and combat symptoms.
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Do British Expatriates Need to Pass an American Driving Test?Some countries have a reciprocal driving agreement between countries. The requirements are less stringent and they can get back on the roads easily when they move abroad. But do British expatriates need to pass an American driving test?
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The Benefits Enjoyed by Expatriates Who Keep Their AccentsSome accents are easier to lose than others. But for expatriates who make a conscious effort to preserve their accents they can enjoy a lot of benefits
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Moving Abroad: How to Meet Other ExpatriatesNo one can predict how you will handle the culture shock or a whole new life, possibly away from friends and family. But there is one group that you can count on when you leave your home country: expatriates
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"I Love Your Accent" - Why Some British Expatriates Dislike This ComplimentBritish expatriates have to put up with countless comments about their nationality, culture and food. This article will discuss in more depth why some British expatriates do not all like being told: "I love your accent"
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Can Expatriates Divide Their Time Between Their Adopted Country and Their Home Country?Many expatriates who say goodbye to their home country know full well that this will not be the last time they see their home. But over time, some decide to divide their time between their adopted country and their home country. Is this feasible?
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How Often Should Expatriates Return Home for a Visit?Expatriates leave a great deal behind when they move to another country such as their family, friends and familiar way of life. But once they move, how often should they return home for a visit?
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Challenges Faced by Expatriates Who Return HomeThe dream of many expatriates living abroad is to someday return home to their family and friends. But many are surprised to discover that returning home is not as easy to adjust to as they had hoped
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How Long Does it Take Expatriates to Get Used to Living in America?Expatriates who move to America will settle in at a different pace. A lot depends on whether or not they already speak English, if they have visited America before and how they feel about change and assimilation
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Problems Faced by Expatriates Who Only Form Friendships with Other ExpatriatesIt is only natural that expatriates should seek and pursue friendships with fellow expatriates who hail from their home country. But what are the disadvantages of doing so?
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Should Expatriates Bow to Family Pressure and Return Home?Ask any expatriate and you will often find that most of them would gladly get back on a plane and return home. But is this always practical? Read on to find out if expatriates should bow to family pressure and return home
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Expatriates Guide: Your First Month in AmericaMoving to America is a huge step for many expatriates, especially if they have never lived abroad before. The country, culture and cuisine will all seem so foreign at first. Here's how to settle in during your first month as an expatriate in America
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Should British Expatriates Make Voluntary National Insurance Contributions?National Insurance contributions are automatically deducted from a UK employee's salary along with income tax.
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How Expatriates Can Survive the Office Jungle AbroadThere are lots of helpful articles on how an expatriate can find a job abroad, but what happens when an expatriate starts working? What are the challenges? How does the expatriate overcome them?
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Five Things British Expatriates Love About Northern CaliforniaNorthern California, or Nor Cal as it is affectionately known by locals, is a large, diverse region with much to attract visitors -
Business Jets Airlift US Expatriates Out of EgyptWith the political unrest in Egypt, many Americans living there have used small airplanes to flee the country for safety. AvWeb estimates that over 1200 have been flown out on non-commercial flights. -
Are British Expatriates Still Entitled to Free NHS Care?British citizens are fully entitled to free NHS care from the moment they are born. Free cradle to grave British healthcare is a mainstay of British society and has been for decades.
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In Defense of ExpatriatesIn the June edition of Time Out Istanbul, author Attila Pelit ripped Gen X'ers like myself for traveling abroad with all of our technology in search of Hemingway's ghost. This is my response. -
Expatriates Moving Back Home: The Pros and ConsLiving abroad as an expatriate is a very challenging undertaking. It is not for everyone. This article will look at the pros and cons of loving back home if you are an expatriate
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A Look at Required Insurance in Bulgaria for ExpatriatesIf you are planning on moving abroad to live in Bulgaria then you will want to know what types of insurance you are required to have by law.
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How American Expatriates can Apply for European Health Insurance in the UKThe European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), formerly known as the E1-11, offers free or reduced cost health coverage to British citizens and other EU citizens are able to apply for whenever they plan on visiting another EU country
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Tips for Connecting with Western Expats in ChinaTravel expert Ted Sherman offers tips and advice on how to connect with other Western expatriates living in China. -
Challenges British Expatriate Children Face when They Return to the UKWe tend to think of expatriates as adult globe-trotters who have been bitten by the wanderlust bug. But some people forget that many expatriates are also children, who have moved thousands of miles from home.
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Reverse Culture Shock: What is it and How Can You Cope?Culture shock is common for expatriates who move to another country and find themselves immersed in a completely different way of life that they have never experienced before. -
Transparency is Dubai's FutureNumerous reports have depicted this thriving emirate in a calamitous state, with thousands of cars abandoned at its airport as suddenly-unemployed expatriates embark on a mass exodus. -
Irish Village in Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Restaurant ReviewIrish Village is the No. 1 destination for tourists visiting Dubai as well as expatriates based in Dubai. With an ambience mirroring that of an Irish Village, it surely is one lively destination.
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A British Expatriate's Guide to Driving on the Right in AmericaDriving on the right is a scary prospect for many British expatriates who have always been used to driving on the correct (left) side of the road in the UK.
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An American Expatriate's Guide to Free NHS Medical Care in the UKAmerican expatriates who have made the UK their home or who plan to stay for just a few years before they move back to America can often avail themselves of free NHS medical care in the UK. Here's how.
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British Manners and CustomsMany aspects of British manners and customs are common sense to tourists, expatriates and migrant workers, whereas other aspects are inherently British.
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Migration: 700 Millions Want to Move from One Country to Another!Would you migrate to Saudi Arabia? Maybe Singapore is attractive enough but Saudi Arabia? Ah the note to the table does say only Arabs national and expatriates were surveyed for the Gulf countries. Make sense, maybe!
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An Expatriate's Guide to Settling Back into Their Native CountryMany expatriates dream of the day when they will return to their native country, familiar surroundings and their family and friends. But what can you do to settle back into your native country once you return home?
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4 Ways to Safeguard Your Identity as an ExpatriateExpatriates need to ensure that their travel documents are in order at all times while they live abroad. How can you safeguard your identity as an expatriate?
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Let's Emancipate Ourselves from Mental SlaveryMental slavery has let us down. Employment would rather be given to expatriates while Third Worlders live in misery.
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Where to Eat an Authentic American Thanksgiving Meal in Berlin, GermanyThanksgiving Day is a uniquely American tradition. American expatriates and tourists in Berlin need not fret; there are plenty of venues that allow for the enjoyment of a traditional meal with all – or at least most – of the fixings. -
Challenges and Tax Tips for Non Residents and ExpatsMost expats have unique needs when it comes to managing their finances. Taxes also require special attention to detail. Non Resident Indians and South Asians in the US are no exception
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