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If you are considering a move to Greece, you’ll want to carefully research your options for visas and residency permits. There are many ways to move abroad, and you want to find the option that best fits your situation...
Moving to a new place, especially to a completely new country, can be challenging. But, if your new residence is in Bordeaux, consider yourself lucky, since this French town is well known for its high standard of living, beautiful surroundings, and friendly citizens...
If you are looking for an amazing destination overseas in which you can live both comfortably and inexpensively, then Panama may be the perfect country for you. Most people know very little about living in Panama, but the more they learn, the more they are impressed.
Retiring in Europe can be an affordable option for North Americans if they look to sunny Portugal. A once-hidden gem, this tiny country on the west coast of the Iberian Peninsula is continually rated as one of the safest in the world, with high-quality healthcare, and English-speaking locals.
On $2,500 a month, a couple can live exceptionally well in Malaysia. If you don’t care to live with a view or by the beach, you can rent a two or three-bedroom place for about $550 to $650, which means you could easily live on less than $2,000 a month.
While Malta has seen a housing boom and an influx of expats over the last decade (due in part to the streamlined process to apply for visas, residency, and citizenship), it’s still considered an affordable place to live compared with some of Malta’s other EU neighbors.
Today’s date is December 28th and the temperature in this seaside paradise is a balmy 81 F at 8 a.m. The varied shades of blues, aquamarine, and turquoise blend and swirl together as the clear tropical waters of the Caribbean Sea gently bathe the sugar-sand beach...
Spain promises expats sunny weather, European sophistication, and first-world infrastructure at an affordable price. Although Mediterranean resorts are a popular choice, Spain’s diverse geography and climate offer many options from seaside living to mountain retreats to pastoral farms to exciting, culture-packed cities...
Belize may not offer the lowest cost of living compared to other Caribbean countries, but most expats find that it’s still well below their home country. With experience, expats can learn to live more like the locals and find ways to save even more money.
Spain's rich culture, stunning natural beauty, and welcoming people make it one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for those seeking a new adventure. With over 300 days of sunshine per year, the country offers a climate that is hard to beat.