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Where is abortion legal?

by Jen Barnett Updated January 13, 2023 With the overturning of Roe v. Wade in June of 2022, many expats are looking for countries where the right to an abortion is protected or at least not as contested. Other expats

Paperwork Prep Your Future Self Will Thank You For

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

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How to Test-Drive Living Abroad Before Actually Doing It

We can say with great certainty you’re already on the path to moving abroad. You might not realize that, because we’ve outlined the 6 Stages of Moving Abroad, and you might not see yourself on it, even at Stage 1. There’s “making a shortlist of countries you could move to,”

Your Digital Nomad Starter Kit

For aspiring expats who want to work while they move, being a digital nomad can be an excellent choice. More than 50 countries offer digital nomad visas, and it’s a lifestyle that can work whether you’re settling in one place or working from the road. And it’s a great way

“Does Amazon deliver to Paraguay?” and other small-but-big questions

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

Why Portugal is the Best

In bustling cities or quiet small towns, as a family or going solo, Portugal is full of reasons to fall in love and want to stay forever. Great healthcare, fantastic food, beautiful mountains and beaches, lovely weather, warm and welcoming locals, a reasonable cost of living — Portugal is just

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Do I really have to learn Portuguese?

You’re getting ready for your trip to Portugal — maybe a short trip, maybe a big move — and amid all the preparing and planning, there’s that one detail you wish you wouldn’t have to deal with: Do I really have to learn Portuguese? Have to? Technically, no. People live

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Life Beyond Lisbon: 10 Places to Live in Portugal (That Aren’t Lisbon)

Lisbon, Portugal, is hugely popular with American tourists and immigrants, and it’s deserving of all the love it gets. Portugal’s capital city is stunning — pastel buildings, cobblestone streets, river views. It’s a modern city with historic vibes, great culture, and livability. If you got off the plane and decided

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How much could a family save in Portugal?

Tell any parent it’s expensive to raise a family in today’s economy, and they won’t laugh at you, because they’re too tired. But believe me, they already know. One survey shows that to raise a family of four in 2025, you’ll need a six-figure income in more than half the

Policy vs. Panic: Changes to the Portuguese Golden Visa

Rumors of the death of Portugal’s Golden Visa have been greatly exaggerated. Spoiler: Despite rumors, fears, and even overwrought headlines to the contrary, the Portuguese Golden Visa has not been eliminated. Some changes have been made, some changes might be made, but none of the changes come nearly to the

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