Articles and Lifestyles

The first quarter of 2023 has seen many expats moving back to Expatland. I thought it would be useful to share some information as to what has been happening in a number of key expat countries.

As we all know, the Covid-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on the workforce and economies of many countries. One of the problems the pandemic caused was a freeze on global mobility.

On 9th October my Expatland tour of the USA began in St Petersburg Florida, and it ended in Atlanta on the 10th of November. It was an amazing month on the road and truly worth the investment of time and energy.

Considering expat life? Moving abroad can be a scary experience. First-time expats will find these tips helpful for a successful life abroad.

The world is a more globalized place than it’s ever been. Spurred on by the pandemic-born realization that working from home with modern internet speeds was actually doable, globetrotting workers are looking for the best cities to start a business and bring their companies with them. 

If you’re thinking about moving to Australia, you’re not alone. Over 100,000 people on average arrive in Australia every year, mostly coming from regional countries like New Zealand, China, or India, or other English-speaking countries like the UK or the USA.

If your company has any interest in overseas markets, there is a good chance you will have employees moving to Australia, and you should know what to expect in terms of taxes.

Expatland, the e-book, is essential reading if you are planning to move overseas to live and work.

Here are the things you should consider when entering and leaving the borders of Australia.