If you're moving in the U.S from the UK, Australia, Italy, France or almost anywhere else in the world you have probably never heard about a home warranty. There are more than 1m foreigner who get legal permanent residency in the U.S in addition to probably hundreds of thousands more who slip through the tangling cracks of immigration (there are more than 10m illegal immigrants in the USA - read a fascinating NY Times piece on it here).
I can only imagine the vast majority of these immigrants, legal or not, have never heard of a home warranty service. In fact, I guesstimate most Americans, those who were born on U.S soil, and those who weren't, never heard the term "home warranty" or contemplated whether to use it or not. read more
What Will Happen to Immigration in France if Marine le Pen Will Be Elected This Year? In the past, France has been a country that was quite receptive to immigration. That being said, in recent years, there has been a great deal of immigration to France from North Africa read more
When contemplating whether the United States or Europe is a better fit, it is important to assess the various cultural differences that exist between the two. The American way of life is substantially different than the European one. Each lifestyle surely has its corres read more
One of the most important aspects of living abroad as an expatriate is determining what your cost of living will be. The reason for this is that the cost of living that you will experience is going to determine a great deal regarding your job prospects and which job you read more
Whenever a person is moving to a new city or country, it is quite difficult to find amiable friends to share you experience with. This is the precise reason that many expats elect to go home after their first few months because of their lack of friends to socialize with read more
As a prospective expat, it is wise to research which places in the world are safe and which places should be avoided. If you chose a safe place to live, it will make your overall quality of life better in the long run. Here is my list of the top three safest and dangero read more
White Collar United States For the executive who has a high paying job and no debt, the United States is a sensational place to live. The key this once again is no debt. Since the United States has a very high cost of living, the executive who would likely be based in p read more
Contrary to popular belief, there are many countries that speak excellent English whose citizens are not native speakers. If you are an expat who is considering relocating, look into these countries for job opportunities because they are always looking for native speake read more
If you have a substantial amount of capital and you are considering moving your money abroad, you have to research which countries allow you to deposit money, but are difficult to take your money out of. Many governments create currency controls that inhibit the citizen read more
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