For many Americans looking to retire abroad, living well on a fixed income ranks among their highest priorities. You’ve paid into social security through your working years and want to relax. Maybe you have a pension or a 401(k), too, and intend to stretch that retirement income as far as
Editor’s note: This week, we’re sharing a special guest post from Juli with bina, an online education platform that’s specially suited for expat children. Here’s what she has to say about this unique school option: Beyond borders: navigating transnational education with bina Louis grabs a blanket from his living room
Maybe the Barbies and the Golden Girls have it right — women are at their best in the company of other women. Women’s communities, which in America have their roots in the womyn’s land movement of the ’60s, are seeing a resurgence as retirees seek safe, affordable homes with female
Can I live in Costa Rica on a budget? We hear this question regularly from future expats deciding on where to move abroad. One of the gems of Latin America, Costa Rica’s cost of living weighs heavily on people’s minds. Americans have been moving to Costa Rica for years, after
Whether you’re considering a move or planning an adventurous escape, Mexico isn’t just an ordinary place to live; it’s an immersive tapestry of life you embrace with your heart. Unfortunately, the image perpetuated by the media makes many travelers and expats wary of going there. Let’s dismantle these false misconceptions
by Jen Barnett We’d like you to meet our newest tool for your moving abroad journey—the Expat Healthcare Planner. Sponsored by Cigna, the tools gives you checklists and planning info for taking care of your health and medical needs when you move to Mexico, Panama, Portugal, or Spain, with new
Do expats pay taxes abroad? The U.S. has tax treaties with lots of foreign countries. These treaties can lower or eliminate the taxes that people from other countries owe to the U.S. on certain types of income. The specific rates and exemptions vary depending on the country and the type
When it comes to finding exciting job opportunities abroad, having information about countries that have robust job markets and provide specific visas for job seekers can be invaluable. Here are ten countries that offer job seeker visas, making it easier for skilled professionals to explore international career paths. We’ll break
The Spanish-speaking countries in North, Central, & South America are top-notch destinations for American emigrants. They offer stunning weather, lovely people, lower costs of living, and phenomenal culture and cuisine, all in compatible time zones. If you can speak Spanish, you’ll be able to communicate with more than 500 million
If other countries were in Facebook relationships with the United States, they’d probably say, “it’s complicated.” As a global superpower with a strong military and economy, a country with a long history of social and political turmoil, and the creator of much of the world’s media and entertainment, opinions on
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
Moving abroad with a disability or pre-existing condition comes with challenges. What countries allow me to move there? Can I use the healthcare system? Is accessibility acceptable and reliable? Can I still receive my U.S. government benefits—such as social security, SSDI, or VA benefits—if I leave the U.S. for good?
For many Americans looking to retire abroad, living well on a fixed income ranks among their highest priorities. You’ve paid into social security through your working years and want to relax. Maybe you have a pension or a 401(k), too, and intend to stretch that retirement income as far as
Lots of followers ask us about the best or safest countries for Black expats. That’s not our lived experience, so we use sites like Travel Noire and blogs like CandaceAbroad to do our research. TikTok is one of the best tools for Black Americans looking to immigrate. There are tons
For the past two years, Expatsi has been hearing from Americans who want to move abroad. They take the Expatsi Test, which recommends the top 10 countries that might be a good fit for them based on their needs for weather, culture, cost of living, and more. We also publish
Portugal’s big cities are flatly gorgeous, filled with magnificent churches and eye-catching tilework. But there’s nothing like the magic of strolling through a small, charming town. If you’re keen to travel across Portugal in search of white-washed coastal towns or pretty hilltop villages, here are 14 spots we wouldn’t miss.
There are lots of great reasons to study abroad. The most obvious is the money you could save: only two countries (Australia and Singapore) have higher tuition than the U.S. You can also get a huge jump on getting a job in another country by studying there. You’ll also become
Spain and the U.S. are different in so many ways. Americans are moving to Spain in ever-increasing numbers and putting down roots. The team at Moving to Spain polled their American clients and friends living in Spain to find out what they loved about life in Spain: 1) The Spanish
Current expat darling Portugal is continually listed as the best for retirees, young families, and digital nomads who want to leave the United States. Although more Americans are moving to Portugal than ever before, the actual population is still quite low. Only about 15,000 of us live in the lush
The digital nomad lifestyle promises adventure and flexibility, yet navigating the perfect destination that aligns with your wants and needs is challenging. Below, we’ve curated a list of top countries for digital nomads to help you find your ideal work-life balance in our globally connected world. 10. Andorra Andorra is
