To answer the big question first: No, you’re not automatically granted citizenship of a foreign country without knowing it. But you could qualify for citizenship without knowing it, through citizenship by descent or jus sanguinis — when a country offers the option to apply for citizenship based on the fact that one of your direct
When we talk with clients about what country will make the best new home for them, a non-zero percent of them say, “Why not all of them?” Recent research indicates over a quarter of Millennial and Gen Z workers are planning for the digital nomad life in 2025. Where to? Practically anywhere, really, as long as
Explore the best countries offering job opportunities for skilled professionals. Learn about visa programs and high-demand sectors for your next career move
Are you packing your bags to explore the globe? You’ll want to know which countries to skip in your quest. Get ready to take notes as we uncover the least friendly countries in the world. From deep grudges to harsh conflicts, these nations are famously neither warm nor inviting. Whether you’re an expert globetrotter or
We all know that laws shape our daily lives and serve critical purposes: they exist to protect our general safety, our rights as citizens, and our communities from harm. Without them, chaos would reign! However, not all laws are created equal; some are just downright bizarre. Below, we’ll share 12 of the dumbest laws from
There are ten million motorcycles registered across the country, with bikers hitting the road every second. While the world of motorcycling has evolved significantly, it is not without its risks. Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer John Fitch analyzed fatal crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) of 2020 to determine which states provide
Now more than ever, Americans are considering a move abroad. If you’re planning your own move but worry about missing friends and family, these “vacation cities” have so much to offer that you’ll have to have an extra bedroom. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico There’s more than just sunny beaches in Puerto Vallarta. Found on Mexico’s Pacific
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 it’ll go. If you could
Unless you really love crowds and spending too much money, overrated destinations make for very disappointing vacations. It’s so easy to end up in one when glossy filtered photos of touristy hotspots look so good on Instagram. Avoid the hype by skipping these overrated cities. 1. Miami, USA Miami is famous for its pristine beaches
The SAT, formerly known as the Scholastic Aptitude Test, measures a high school student’s readiness for college. Most students take it in their junior or senior year of high school and anxiously anticipate their scores to include them in their applications to top-notch universities. Nootro Edge, a nootropics review website, compiled data on states with
It’s been a running joke for decades that Americans are bad at geography. Anyone who’s seen people try to name a country on Jimmy Kimmel Live! knows how few average people can identify countries on a map, but we’re not much better at naming states, either. We’ll make it easier here and ask you to
The quality of a city’s schools have an outsized impact on its economy. No other factor contributes more to home value than the caliber of the school system. So how do you know which schools are best? Word of mouth? Zillow ranking? One option is TeachSimple‘s method, which combines reviews from parents and students, statistics
Motorcycling is an essential mode of transportation for millions of people, but it isn’t always safe, especially if you’re in these states. Ohio Personal Injury Lawyer John Fitch analyzed fatal crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to determine which state is the safest to be on the road. These were the
Around the world, many countries are dealing with a big problem – corruption. It’s causing trouble for businesses and holding back progress in different places. December 9th is International Anti-Corruption Day, and these countries are rated best and worst on the Corruption Perceptions Index. The Corrupt 10 From Libya, where corruption is affecting industries like
Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act is putting money in seniors’ pockets quicker than expected. A federal judge has already sided with the plan, agreeing that the government can negotiate prices for Americans. It looks like Medicare’s drug insurers see the writing on the wall—they’ll cut prices on 13 drugs beginning in 2024. That beats the negotiated
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has made their predictions for the job roles that will see the most growth over the next 10 years. If you’re in college, heading to college, or thinking of a career change, consider these industries that will help you be in demand with future employers. 15. Heavy & Tractor-Trailer
American women who want to move abroad gather in hundreds of Facebook groups that target female expats. Some of those groups include Mexico Wild Women Expat Community (18k members), Black Women Expats in Panama (2.1k members), and Coffee with Expat Women (4.3k members). They’re excellent resources for meeting other women who’ve emigrated from the United
“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 all. Beach lovers enjoy life
The U.S. leads the world in several key economic areas but not for the reasons we’d like. For example, we spend about 20% of gross domestic product (GDP) on healthcare—more than any other country in the world—but lack universal healthcare. This makes America the leader in another unfortunate category: bankruptcy from medical debt. Here’s some
If there’s one thing we can learn from recent event, it’s this: religious violence has no place in society. It destroys lives and communities, drives political decisions, and slows social progress. Our global community deserves better. You may be looking for where you can be safe from such violence. Consider these least religious countries where