Russia, along with Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, is home to the wealthiest expats in the world, according to a new survey conducted by HSBC. On the other side of the spectrum the expatriates with the lowest finances reside in Europe...
Singapore is one of the most popular destinations for expatriate workers in the entire world, with a bustling economy skilled foreigners can easily find a rewarding role in the country...
A new survey conducted by NatWest International has discovered that the 71 percent of expat retirees are happy with their decision to leave the United Kingdom. A further 58 percent of the retired expats quizzed by the bank claimed that their foreign retirement was even better than they had originally expected ...
UAE authorities have relaxed the amount of medical tests expat workers are required to take when they seek the right to work in the country. The UAE Ministry of Health last week announced that medical regulations as they are now were in need of an overhaul...
The international magazine AARP has claimed that Le Marche in Italy, the Panama area of Boquete, Portuguese city Cascais, Puerto Vallarta in Mexico and France’s Languedoc-Roussillon are the best places for those seeking an expatriate retirement...
The Coalition Government’s austerity measures are having a marked effect on the confidence of both businesses and households within the UK. Research conducted by a number of sources...
The latest Expat Power 50, a list compiling the most powerful and influential foreigners who currently reside in the UAE, has had an influx of 28 new entries, signalling a changing of the guard for UAE’s expat power players...
New research has show that one in four first time buyers are shunning the UK market in favour of purchasing property abroad. Money managing firm Moneycorp conducted the study and they found that the erratic UK property market has led to 34 percent of first time buyers considering an overseas option...
New reports have discovered that six out of ten Brits would rather move aboard than spend their retirement years in Great Britain.A survey conducted by the benefits consultancy group Aon quizzed citizens around Europe about their hopes for retirement...
A pensions think tank has estimated that the pensions age, currently at 65, will have to rise to 72 for the Government to keep their costs at the same level as ten years ago. The Pensions Policy Institute compiled a report that was submitted to the Department of Work and Pensions...