The idea of moving abroad has increased in popularity in recent years, with nearly 1 in 4 people worldwide actively looking for jobs overseas.[1]
1 in 4 jobs on offer in Italy are now targeted at foreign candidates, showing a strong desire to welcome international talent to fill key roles and meet labour demands.[1]
Moving abroad as an expat is a wonderful adventure, but it can sometimes be a source of stress. Sleep issues, burnout, loneliness... How to manage the stress of expatriation ?
The working from anywhere (WFA) trend has seen a huge increase in recent years, and is set to continue to grow at a rapid rate. The World Economic Forum predicts that the number of global digital jobs will increase by 25% and reach a huge 90 million by the year 2030. [1]
Are you considering relocating to the Netherlands for work? There are a variety of permits on offer for working here, with the requirements varying depending on what type is being applied for.
Portugal has proven popular with foreign nationals, coming 10th in the best places to live for expats in the Expat Insider Survey 2023.[1] With its beautiful Atlantic coast, diverse architecture and its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, there is plenty on offer here for expats.
A study by the European Commission in 2022 found that nearly 20% of Europeans want to work abroad at a future point, highlighting the appeal of experiencing different ways of life and exploring locations across the world. [1]
Burnout at work can make you feel overwhelmed, stressed and isolated. Heavy workloads, working long hours and not having a healthy work-life balance can all contribute to burnout.
Be prepared for your move to the Philippines with our guide to complete all the key pre-move steps.
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Experiencing stress at work can leave you feeling overwhelmed, making it difficult to concentrate on your daily tasks. This could affect your productivity and lead to you missing important deadlines.
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.
Learn about the different visa types, document requirements, and expert tips for a seamless transition to Hong Kong.
Learn how Indonesia is attracting and welcoming top expats and investors with exciting opportunities.
Maintaining a healthy work-life balance can be difficult, especially when you’re experiencing a busy period at work and feel stressed. But having a good balance is beneficial for your overall wellbeing, and there are steps you can take to help you with this.
A recent study conducted by UK manufacturing firm Sleepseeker has revealed that Singapore is the most fatigued country in the world. As the smallest Southeast Asian country and the busiest trading and tech hub in the world, it is hardly surprising that the people of Singapore are the most fatigued due to overwork. With the number of hours spent by those in Singapore working, what are some of the impacts incurred with regards to health?
Having a healthy work life balance can result in workers being happier and less stressed in the workplace, with burnout being a prevalent risk when they are overworked.
A work environment can have a profound impact on any employee’s mental and emotional well-being, affecting everything from their productivity and job satisfaction to their overall quality of life.
One of the most popular destinations for expats, Dubai offers a unique experience with its multicultural society and cosmopolitan lifestyle. Here are some reasons why it's so popular.
Workplace satisfaction is important for retaining employees, with employees wanting to feel looked after by your company.
In order to counter an unprecedented labour shortage, the Canadian government is developing an ambitious immigration programme, with the objective of 465,000 new permanent residents in 2023, 485,000 in 2024 and 500,000 in 2025...
Are you planning to intern abroad this year? Have you simply decided to boost your CV by completing an internship outside your home country? Is your job search not getting anywhere? An internship abroad...
Mangoes in Queensland, blueberries in New South Wales, Kununurra’s bananas… In Australia, something always needs to be harvested somewhere. Fruit picking is just right for backpackers…
Explore Buenos Aires, learn tango, go WWOOFing in Tierra del Fuego… These are just a few things you can do when travelling to Argentina under the Working Holiday Programme…
Have you been dreaming of climbing Mount Fuji, discovering Tokyo and improving your Japanese? Make your dream come true by travelling to Japan under the Working Holiday…
Imagine yourself in a classroom, surrounded by a group of French-speaking teenagers. Imagine listening to 12 year-old Céline mispronouncing a word in your native tongue for the seventh time in an hour…
Have you set your mind on backpacking through New Zealand but still are wondering about how to pay for the adventure? Go abroad under the Working Holiday Programme…
In recent years, more and more entrepreneurs, teleworkers, and freelancers have decided to travel while running their business online. These are what we call "digital nomads". Below, the blogger Kalagan, a digital nomad since...
Looking for a way to pay for your road trip in Australia? Set off on a 12-month adventure under the Working Holiday Programme (WHP). How about earning money by doing some…
Explore the advantages of a comprehensive benefits package and why it's crucial to help your business succeed in today's competitive job market.
Are you under 28 years old and wish to gain valuable international work experience? The Volunteer for International Experience (VIE) scheme, which is run by Business France, the French…
Deserts, fjords, volcanoes, glaciers… Would you like to discover Chile’s beautiful landscapes? Young citizens of Canada, France, Germany and New Zealand can spend up to a year in Chile…
Taking out travel insurance while booking your trip: a good or a bad idea? At the moment of booking your trip, most travel and airline companies offer you trip cancellation insurance. In theory, signing up for this may be a good idea...
Did you know that when you work abroad you may be entitled to claim a tax refund? It’s true! Many working holidaymakers overpay tax and are entitled to claim some of their tax back. If you’re unsure how to get started with claiming your refund, don’t...
The Working Holiday Programme Ecuador/France came into force on 1 May 2022. A new WHP destination that joins the 5 others currently open in South America. This is the opportunity to…
2022 marks the opening of Working Holiday Visa applications for Peru. This Latin American country joins the list of destinations already open to the Working Holiday Programme…
You’ve been learning Korean, choosing the sights you’d like to visit in Seoul as well as the foods you wish to taste… All you are lacking is your Working Holiday Visa (WHV) for South Korea…
Are you planning to live and work abroad? You should know that many countries are actively looking for qualified expatriates! To cope with the lack of labour in certain fields, or to revitalise their national economy after the health crisis...
Digital nomads are now a category of workers of their own. As seasoned travellers, all they need is a laptop and an internet connection to work remotely from any country. From a heavenly beach to the heart of a distant megalopolis, anywhere can become...
Wondering how to trek and canoe through Canada for a year without ending up with a huge gap in your resume? Travel under the Working Holiday Visa (WHV)! Many countries have signed…
Would you like to find out what living in Hong Kong is like? Young citizens of eight different countries may spend up to a year in Hong Kong, under the Working Holiday Programme…
Travelling to Brazil under the Working Holiday Programme (WHP) is possible for young citizens of two different countries: New Zealand and France. If you are under thirty years old, you may…
Wwoofing, wwoofer, wwoof… No, this isn’t some kind of strange new language. The wwoofing movement began in England in 1971, and gradually spread worldwide. So how does it work? Wwoofing basically is all about exchanging services...
During a period of expatriation for professional reasons not everything happens as expected. The world health crisis brought about by the Coronavirus pandemic, and its economic…