Living abroad

Bangkok, Delhi, Jakarta, Doha... Expatriation in certain highly polluted international cities can have a significant impact on health. How can you protect yourself from pollution abroad ?

When you move abroad, you may lose your healthcare benefits in your home country. It is recommended that you check before you leave and find the right international health insurance for your needs.

Your complete guide to moving to Abu Dhabi. Explore the visa types, including work, student, and Golden visas, with a step-by-step application process.

It’s decided, you’re setting on an adventure abroad! As your move to a new country begins to take shape, have you given any thought to your health insurance? Choosing the right health coverage is pivotal to starting your life abroad with peace of mind, ensuring you’re protected in case life throws you a curveball. To help you navigate this important choice, we’ve gathered invaluable insights from experienced expats.

This guide explores the essential checklist for expats, from visas and culture to living costs and healthcare before their big move to China.

With its seasonal climate, wealth of job opportunities and one of the strongest economies in Europe, it is no surprise that the Netherlands is a popular choice for expats. Once you’ve made your decision to relocate, it’s good to take some time to research what to expect after your arrival in the Netherlands.

The health of pets while living abroad deserves your full attention: vaccines, insurance, veterinary care overseas… Discover all our tips to take care of your pets during expatriation.

Adaptation difficulties, overwork, overinvestment in work… Burnout does not spare expatriates. How can you prevent and manage the risk of burnout while living abroad ?

Between the difficulties of finding a dentist and the high cost of dental care abroad, looking after your oral health while living overseas can feel like an uphill battle. Discover all our tips for taking care of your teeth during your expatriation.

Being a digital nomad gives you the freedom to explore new countries while you work, opening you up to wonderful new experiences and different cultures.

Living as a digital nomad allows you to work remotely across the globe, benefitting from a more laidback life where you can work to your own flexible schedule.

Around the word, the healthiest nations are setting the standard for active, balanced lifestyles and inspiring people to adopt habits that support long-term vitality.

After an unforgettable road trip through the bush or a year of study in Melbourne, many young people dream of settling permanently in Australia. The country attracts a large number of foreigners, who represent almost a third of its population...

1 in 10 people living in Belgium are foreign nationals, making it a popular destination for expats.[6] With its wealth of job opportunities, thriving economy and great location in central Europe, it's understandable why so many expats choose to settle here.

International health insurance for Junior Professionals in Delegation must be designed for mobility and adaptability. Coverage should extend across multiple countries, include both emergency and non-emergency care, and offer multilingual assistance services. 

There are 13.3 million foreign nationals living in Germany as of December 2022, according to the Federal Statistical Office of Germany.[1][1] With a thriving job market, bustling metropolises and diverse landscapes, it’s no wonder that Germany is proving popular with expats.