Working abroad

A move abroad usually comes with a long checklist: housing, work, visas, and paperwork. Soon after, you will be faced with a new climate, different light conditions, and a new way of life.

One challenge many expats don’t anticipate when seeking medical care overseas is how their pain may be misinterpreted. Dealing with pain in a foreign country can be complicated by cultural differences that shape the way pain is perceived and expressed.

Expats and prospective expats looking for accommodation often overlook the fact that housing quality varies widely from one country to another. Moreover, the home you choose will directly influence your health during your time abroad.

Moving to a sunny country and already picturing a year-round golden tan? Beware! Protecting your skin is essential when living abroad in high-sun regions.

You may be that expat or digital nomad everyone envies; but your body is no longer keeping up. The impact of frequent travel is becoming increasingly evident on the expats' health.

More and more seniors are choosing to spend their retirement years abroad. Whether drawn by sunshine or a deep connection to a particular country, retiring overseas often feels like a fresh start. But to make the most of this new chapter, staying active and healthy is essential.

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...

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. 

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…