Paperwork is one of the surest sources of stress in an international move. You know you’re going to need it, you know it can make a huge difference in how smoothly the process will go, and if the founder of Expatsi can find herself sitting in a hotel in Belize, wearing
Visas. Healthcare. As you prepare for your big international move, dozens of questions and concerns are spinning around in your head. Passports. Financial papers. Peanut butter. Legal fees. No, the availability of peanut butter isn’t likely to top your list of concerns when it comes to choosing or moving to
There are thousands of blogs out there that claim to list the “best countries” to live in (full disclosure: we have one too). That doesn’t mean that they’re the best countries for you. Are economic and political stability important to you? What about work-life balance and affordable housing? Who made
If you’re thinking about moving to Panama, you probably have a lot of questions about how to emigrate to a foreign country. You’ll want to know the basics: what type of visa you need, if your health insurance will cover you abroad, and more. And while it’s easy to do
We go live every week on TikTok to answer questions about moving abroad and hang out with our Expatsi friends (check our profile for times and days). Here are some of the most Frequently Asked Questions we get during our lives. Moving abroad is an exciting adventure, which involves careful
Are you thinking about starting a new chapter in a different country? Well, Spain is calling, and here’s why these places are so special. From the lively streets of Barcelona to the historic charm of Granada, each city has its own unique vibe and reasons why it could be your
I’m sitting on my sixth flight in 3 days, headed back to Mérida, Yucatán after spending 36 hours in South Dakota. That’s quite a long distance for such a short trip! Here’s why it was worth it. What’s your domicile? When you move abroad, you remain a citizen of the
Are you thinking about how to leave America? You’re not alone; as many as 15% percent of Americans say they want to leave the country permanently. Some want to experience international living for personal or political reasons: the high cost of American healthcare or housing, gun violence, political division, recent
Our newest offering from Expatsi are scouting trips to visit countries you’d like to consider. Visiting a country to see if you’d like to live there has little to do with vacationing there. You’ll want to stay in neighborhoods where you might live and do the sort of day-to-day things
One of the biggest advantages to studying abroad for a semester is the chance to experience a different culture and education system on a short-term basis. You can gain valuable international experience, learn new cultures and customs, and make friends with students from other countries without committing long-term to living
