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Europe is home to some of the best countries for women’s health according to Hologic’s latest Global Women’s Health Index, whose social, economic and environmental factors have fostered environments beneficial to their wellbeing.

Starting life in a new country often involves adapting to a new climate, shaping how you plan your days and approach everyday tasks.

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.

Starting life in a new country often involves adapting to a new climate, shaping how you plan your days and approach everyday tasks.

Praised for its quality, accessibility and innovation, the Netherlands healthcare system ranks among the best in Europe.

Do you have plans to live, work, or travel abroad for an extended period of time? If you do, consider taking out international private medical insurance (IPMI) to give you peace of mind that your medical needs will be covered during your time overseas.

The UK’s immigration and visa system has changed considerably since Brexit, with European Union (EU) citizens now subject to the same rules as third-country nationals.

Healthcare systems abroad can be vastly different to what you’re used to back home, which can present a challenge if you’re considering a move to another country or have recently relocated overseas.

Understanding the different visa options and the conditions for obtaining them is essential if you are to become resident in the UK and make a success of your expatriation plans.

Understanding how to access quality healthcare services could be a top concern if you’re moving to or living in another country. But do you know how much medical treatment can cost abroad, and that the price can vary widely depending on the country?