For the fourth year, expat resource site InterNations has analyzed the life of expats across the globe with its Expat Insider 2017 survey.
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Hong Kong dropped two places to 13th in the world in HSBC's 2016 Expat Explorer Survey, which measures various aspects of expat life.
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InterNations considered expat wages as well as cost of living to create this list of the 10 places where expat income goes the furthest.
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Major cities in Britain and the U.S. account for four of the five top locations for expat job opportunities, HSBC's latest Expat Explorer survey found.
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There used to be one expat happy hour in Nairobi.
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This is $18,000 higher than the average expat income globally.
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Fall 1982: Beijing expat Ai Weiwei moves to New York.
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Beau, an expat American, won't have any of that fetishization.
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An expat tax services company called Greenback teamed up with various expat support groups, and found 73% of respondents intended to vote in the 2016 election — up from 57% who said the same in 2015.
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Singapore is top of the heap for living the expat live.
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Early on, we learn that he is an American expat teaching
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Will he have expat friends moving away all of the time?
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His girlfriend initially accused another expat anarchist of orchestrating the killing.
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A welcoming and organized expat community is involved in island life.
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A big chunk of expat Haitians are in the Dominican Republic.
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Here's a handy guide to help you find your inner expat.
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As a guide, the global average for expat income is $99,903.
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Expat couples report monthly budgets as low as $1,200, including rent.
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If your network is limited, try surveying expat groups on Facebook.
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Expat resource site InterNations took a look at some of the top countries where women seem to be most satisfied with their careers, surveying more than 8,000 women as part of its Expat Insider 2018 report.
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You'll also have plenty of expat company, said Asia correspondent for InternationalLiving.
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The expat exodus hasn't hit the rest of the region as hard.
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Sweden remained the best place for expat families in the 713 ranking.
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" As an expat you get constantly asked, "Will you ever go back?
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"We use a private doctor for primary care," says expat Barbara Jones.
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At the Pig and Whistle, I get the expat view from Anderson.
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"Life is just simpler and more enjoyable," an American expat told InterNations.
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"There is no care for the environment," an expat from Luxembourg said.
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However, the vodka actually originated in Bethel, Connecticut by a Russian expat.
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"My wife and I joke that It's 'expat lite,'" he said, laughing.
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Check out the 19 worst places for expat quality of life below:
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Kiriko Satsuma, a Japanese expat living in Australia, was reduced to tears.
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She's a Romanian expat, an artist and, she explains, a time traveler.
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Röntgen enjoys reading and regular morning meet-ups with other expat women.
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The child of an expat family, my adolescence has fragmented across continents.
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She said being African-American adds another layer to her expat experience.
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New Jersey expat Pat Cox, lives with his girlfriend in Da Nang.
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I'm bringing another Canadian expat who I haven't seen in a few years.
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I returned to New York in '81 after 10 years as an expat.
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Most merchants speak Spanish but there is also a substantial Anglo expat community.
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The road was, as an expat businessman had predicted, "like driving in Europe".
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Those were the findings of a recent survey by Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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"The Colombians are helpful, happy, and hopeful people," an American expat told InterNations.
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Thousands of miles away in France, an expat community looked on in horror.
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For an expat, an unwitting cultural ambassador, there are two battles to fight.
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Greenback Expat Tax Services is a tax prep company for Americans living abroad.
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Expat colonies can be insular, but Mérida's outlanders are establishing deep roots here.
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It's a country that's hitting its full stride as an expat destination this year as the numbers of expat couples, younger people with portable careers, and single men and women who've found the ideal place to live or retire increase.
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"I have seen an enormous change in the expat landscape and packages offered," said Christine Davis, a manager at international relocation firm The Santa Fe Group who was an expat in Hong Kong in 1999-2001 and again since 2011.
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"We've found that the 'expat' group is increasingly hard to define," he tells me.
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As an expat you'll also enjoy access to this top medical care, of course.
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Six of the top ten countries for a successful expat career are in Europe.
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Alex Robert Ross is Noisey's resident UK expat who talks about "crisps" and stuff.
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Henry, a Belgian expat, has taken it upon himself to eradicate all of them.
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One expat from Germany said a big challenge was "increasing hostility towards foreigners" here.
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Let this expat Englishman living in the United States explain what's at stake here.
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Expat resource Live and Invest Overseas has identified the top European destinations for retirement.
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Renzi is hoping that a boost from expat voters will swing it his way.
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From his Manhattan trading desk, Soros became a strange sort of expat anticommunist revolutionary.
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I'm an expat in Italy whose kids have been out of school for weeks.
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A full-time expat barista at the same shop takes home $533 per month.
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The expat life seems glamorous from the outside and, in many ways, it is.
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Nicola Burke is a British expat and family travel blogger living in Hong Kong.
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English is widely spoken in popular expat spots like Lake Chapala and the Riviera Maya.
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"I'm already the Blue Jasmine of Riverdale High," a New York City expat declares dramatically.
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The expat community was young—most people were in their 20s and 30s and single.
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A BBC expat, the British comedy is like the millennial version of Bonnie and Clyde.
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At the new Free Persephone day spa, an American expat, Lauren Creecy, fills the void.
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More expat groups are springing up here, making it easier for newcomers to get settled.
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I recently saw an ad for a "Jiaozi Fusion Night" at a local expat bar.
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Its goal is to assist multinational companies in deciding where to send their expat workers.
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"It's all one big equation," said Douglas Ralph, a CPA with Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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The expat community will be unsure of what its future holds—just like Britain herself.
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And when it comes to the expat experience, you may find lots of conflicting information.
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More from the Financial Times:As a British expat in the EU, what should I do?
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"Here, I can save up for traveling and the future," a Canadian expat told InterNations.
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Now, though, Ms. Kincaid is enough of an expat to long for her childhood home.
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While there, he got more expat experience, leading the company in Germany and in Asia.
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I was part of an expat Facebook group where members shared their tips about hair.
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Yet, Djameh has found a foothold for his beers in the expat and tourist market.
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Sarah Cochran: I was born and raised in the Kuwait by expat parents from India.
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" Bruno's backgammon-hustling agent is another American expat who "conducted an invisible orchestra of graft.
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Greenback Expat Tax Services is hiring a tax accountant, and a sales and customer champion.
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He comes across as an upbeat, middle-aged expat with an abiding fondness for music.
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"There's truly an expat community up here," said Ms. Brenn-White, the real estate agent.
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"Expat communities tend to be very accepting, and people make friends easily," he told VICE.
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Should mental health risks like these keep curious Americans from trying out the expat lifestyle?
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Amidst the fun, the 235-year-old Pennsylvanian expat kept an eye on the news.
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"" Guillaume Delarue, a 42-year-old French expat in London who had supported Mr. Mélenchon.
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Lucy Fly (Alicia Vikander) is an expat living abroad, where she befriends Lily, another foreigner.
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Ali Fitzgerald, an American expat in Berlin, began running art workshops for refugees in 2015.
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Joshua Rapp Learn is an Alberta-expat based in Washington, D.C. who covers science and exploration.
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Everywhere you look, there is progress, and the expat lifestyle gets easier and easier every year.
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"I love my senior discount card," says expat Marty Kramer who lives in Playa del Carmen.
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He's less a glamorous expat than a lonely guy who takes "soulful walks" along the avenues.
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Leslie and I visited an expat who was giving away a male and a female cat.
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The growing expat community also appreciates the area's art, history, slower pace of life and affordability.
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I, on the other hand, had grown up as an expat, living abroad, traveling the world.
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That startup was co-founded by Valerie Wagoner, a U.S. expat who was based in India.
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Carrie McKeegan is the cofounder and CEO of Greenback Expat Tax Services, which operates 100% remotely.
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Outside the Philippines, Jollibee restaurant locations tend to be in areas with large expat Filipino populations.
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A regular in the rankings for top expat cities, New York took third place this year.
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Far from romanticizing the American expat community, Poirier gives us some unflattering portraits of visiting writers.
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His company, now two years old, sells its wares in both military and expat communities globally.
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The Expat Explorer survey – which was commissioned by HSBC Expat, the global bank's offshore financial services group – asked 29,210 respondents to an online questionnaire about which countries were best for their careers, in terms of criteria such as work/life balance, job security and earnings potential.
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Instead, Klawunn, who is a German expat living in Singapore said her children like books and experiences.
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A consistently strong destination for expat workers, the country scored especially well with regard to career progression.
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Another expat, Jeff Sinner, said the restrictions are mirrored in Xi'an, in Shaanxi province, where he lives.
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The U.K. and the U.S., meanwhile, languished around mid-table on HSBC's ninth annual Expat Explorer survey.
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Now, ironically, I'm an American expat in a new environment, navigating and exploring parenthood in new ways.
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A few years ago, the American expat was tasked with catering an event for a local bar.
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Simone's career never quite recovered, and she eventually became an expat, settling in France, where she died.
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"I arrived with a pre-existing condition of cancer," says expat Curt Noe, who lives in Medellín.
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Lily is a vibrant American expat with an affinity for astrology, karaoke, nail polish, and casual gossip.
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Of the 21 cities which ranked below the global average, Edinburgh emerged with the lowest expat earnings.
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"The loans do not disappear when you become an expat," said Mark Kantrowitz, a student loan expert.
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Donerson is a beauty blogger and expat who lived between South Korea and Vietnam for four years.
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Wanderlust The homespun island oasis has inspired many an expat, and always has room for one more.
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Canadian expat Michael Brown, who loves to golf, enjoys having the help of a friendly local caddy.
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These folders included "Stephan's Notebook" with 61 documents, "expat plan" with 2, and "depressiion [sic]" with 6.
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"People need to consider the impact of local taxation," said Ephraim Moss, an attorney at Expat Tax Professionals.
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With a well-established reputation among the expat community, the UAE is particularly renowned for its financial incentives.
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If befriending locals seems too daunting, or if language barriers are an issue, there are always expat communities.
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Aside from banking issues, another aspect of life as an American expat can't be avoided: filing U.S. taxes.
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It's an English song, although I believe it was written before the war, by an expat from France.
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Jake Lindeman, a friend and expat photographer based in Mexico City, recommended I check out La Barraca Valenciana.
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In 2011, Okamura was on a jury at the Miss Expat beauty pageant, featuring immigrants to the country.
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Mumbai, India is home to the world's highest-earning expats, according to the latest HSBC Expat Explorer survey.
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When the sunlight turned golden in the Dillon sky, it was enough to make a Texan expat homesick.
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The article never explained what ASBO was, since only an American expat like myself would have to ask.
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"They didn't understand it," said Kacha Kastner, one of two North American expat co-founders of Hunt Kastner.
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But the truth is, after 10 years, I realized that I didn't want to be an expat anymore.
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A French expat living in Mexico, Gerstberger effortlessly imbeds elements of Picasso's work into a tapestry of bright patterns.
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You'll have a much better chance of integrating and feeling more at home, says the website Expat Info Desk.
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Costa Rica offers high-quality, low-cost medical care, good-value real estate, established expat communities and welcoming locals.
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Dubai, for instance, encouraged them to set up shop to cater to the children of its large expat population.
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The Middle East has a large Indian expat population, amounting to approximately 7 million workers, according to IHS' Biswas.
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"Therefore, expat rental property sales prices are also expected to increase in the short to medium term," Cashell said.
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So, naturally, the tidal wave of backlash from his Celine debut didn't sit so well with the Parisian expat.
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Almost 70 percent of expat parents living in Sweden said their children's health and wellbeing had improved since moving.
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After all, before their detainment, they'd never even heard of a Chinese expat living in Canada named Su Bin.
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What kind of music were you performing for this unique kind of global audience, refugee rather than comfortable expat?
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With regards to voting trends, Nadege Alezine, a French journalist living in London and editor of expat site bealondoner.
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By the same token, I often see sponsored links to cheap flights, foreign exchange companies, and expat insurance deals.
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In Lagos, expat tenants of new apartment blocks are typically expected to pay an entire year's rent in advance.
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Thus the typical expat is becoming more like those scientists, entrepreneurs and lawyers with whom Bagehot mingled in Berlin.
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In Finland, Mr Moore lets an American expat teacher tell him that in America, schools are "corporations making money".
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A recent MetLife survey found more expat workers were happy with their jobs compared with those who stay local.
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One Indian expat in the country complained of "the economy's instability and the fact that there is no growth."
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"These requirements can carry some life-changing penalties for people," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Expat Tax Services.
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The passport of any expat employee should be in the possession of the employer to protect the employer's interest.
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"Boston is a city that desperately needs more light and color," Molteni, a Tennessee expat, declares of her city.
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They also purchased expat insurance, which is less expensive than domestic insurance plans if you're an American retiring abroad.
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According to law enforcement officials, Girls Do Porn is owned and operated by Michael Pratt, a New Zealand expat.
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Despite the clear inspiration she takes from American history and culture, Warren is an expat currently based in Paris.
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Expat Judith Gold, 68, never runs out of places to explore on Bali, the tropical island she calls home.
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More than 20,000 expat workers participated in the survey and represented 543 nationalities living in 187 countries or territories.
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The cafe's reputation grew among the international community, attracting expat intellectuals, artists, and rock stars like the Rolling Stones.
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On Chinese e-commerce platforms like Taobao, Indian-expat vendors sell packets upon packets of Maggi to the diaspora.
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Gomez is an expat and former civil servant from Maracaibo, the capital of Venezuela's Zulia state near the Colombian border.
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Montreal-born expat Herbert Meakin, who used to be "signed to Polydor" but left because it was "crushing his vibes".
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Never saw this British expat guy who lives in Thailand (sus) at any point when we were in the caves.
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The expat exodus will also create skill shortages that could hold the country back when the commodity downturn is reversed.
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China's expat community was left in the lurch after Uber's China operations were acquired by Didi in August last year.
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Involuntary expat Edward Snowden spent part of his afternoon today in a live Q&A with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
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Serendipitously, a Canadian expat living in Madagascar learned about Gardiner's project from her online video and became Loowatt's first investor.
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Danish expat Hanne (Sidse Babett Knudsen) is less helpful, as she tries to haul Alan into the embassy party scene.
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Mam, who had always cooked for himself, had developed a reputation among the expat community for making delicious Cuban sandwiches.
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Faye Cook, a British expat living in Hong Kong, isn't worried about her visit to North Korea in three weeks.
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You could be a local or expat using the dating app in #India or an #Indian using the app abroad.
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What emerges is a shocking portrayal of an expat whose activities weren't just questionable, but sadistic, psychotic, and outright villainous.
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Numbers are growing faster in France than Spain, perhaps suggesting that the average new expat is better off than before.
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Everything was paid for by hosting companies in the past, she said, but now expat terms had been reduced "drastically".
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Industry to whatever location is close to its customers and has the infrastructure to support an English-speaking expat community.
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Gregory Hines is the tap-dancing American expat blackmailed by the K.G.B. into persuading Nikolai to rejoin the Kirov Ballet.
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The lakeside town of Chapala has a thriving expat community, a near-perfect climate and surprisingly low cost of living.
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It includes 18 members of the Ghetto Classics orchestra, children from middle-class and wealthy Kenyan families, and expat children.
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"I regret going," said Ellen Hietsch, an American expat living in Madrid, fearing the demonstration may have accelerated the spread.
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The same year, kidnappers in Costa Rica targeted a Canadian expat and demanded tens of thousands of dollars in bitcoin.
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The Southeast Asian country was named the best country for expats to work, according to the Expat Insider 2019 Survey.
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He and his wife, Gemma, an outgoing British expat, live in a cavernous apartment building in the west of Berlin.
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Despite concerns about the impact of Brexit on the U.K. economy, London was ranked second place for expat job opportunities.
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"My food is about 50-75% less than in the U.S.," says Karl Muse, an American expat living in Lima.
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"In many countries with established expat communities, English is so widely spoken that learning another language is optional," Staton said.
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Only two other organizations match even that: Reuters and Agence France-Presse, which both have two expat correspondents based here.
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There's also expat insurance — providers like Aetna International and Cigna Global offer plans that cover you while you're working abroad.
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Hometown LA prince Kendrik Lamar, Sturgill Simpson, Grace Potter, fellow Vermonter like Bubs, and our expat Kiwi/LA pal Ladyhawke.
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The group was bound for Concon, Chile, a beach resort where Venezuelan expat friends assured them there was plenty of work.
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Chinatown in the 1950s and '60s was growing in power, but it would never have the might of Shanghai's expat community.
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Most companies that bring foreigners overseas to work under an expat contract won't allow the foreigner to drive in the country.
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It's just not currently as significant as the person who has the expat package that provides the driver and the housing.
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To make the situation worse, the expat community here is very small and tightly knit so teachers also socialize a lot.
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If you're a Clinton supporter thinking about becoming an expat, you can follow this link for instructions on emigrating to Canada.
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"But what was most alarming was a well-managed Facebook group I'm part of called 'Expat Women in Korea,'" Chavez added.
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" She added that both countries have "established expat communities of other retirees who are already living there, already 'living the dream.
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"The reporting requirements can carry some life-changing penalties for people," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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I grab a backpack and bike 15 minutes to a former open-air fruit stand that's now an expat grocery haven.
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An American expat DJ, producer and promoter named Larry Tee moved to Berlin after nearly a decade of working with RuPaul.
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I was pleasantly surprised when I matched with Robert*, a fellow expat from the UK who had just moved to Shanghai.
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Expat Jennifer Blackstone, 60, pays about $65 a month for her hospital membership plan in the growing beach town of Coronado.
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The inn has been run by the same family for 52 generations, according to Japan Page, the English-language expat site.
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The French expat keeps a running file of flavor combinations he encounters on his travels that lead to his cocktail creations.
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"There are many places to visit, and you will never run out of things to do," a Philippine expat told InterNations.
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A peaceful haven for expat surfers, Canggu's mellow vibe and surf breaks have been luring backpack-toting travelers since the '80s.
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It's becoming more and more popular with the expat community, so there are plenty of resources for newcomers of all ages.
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After significant research (aided greatly by International Living), we reckoned that Ecuador was the perfect place to begin our expat lives.
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On his second day in Hanoi, the English expat met Markus Madeja, the future cofounder and master distiller of Sơn Tinh.
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Ramia Suleiman is a sculptor, designer and Syrian expat who met Mr. Helmrich two years ago during a workshop in Beirut.
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And in "Gringos" an American expat in Mexico gets involved with U.F.O. enthusiasts and archaeologists searching for a lost Mayan city.
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Last fall, when I returned from a four-year stint as an expat in South Africa, I deplaned into unfamiliar territory.
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Each of our scouts fills in extensive cost-of-living questionnaires tailored to the needs and wants of an expat retiree.
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It might get lost in the crush of IFA news, but you shouldn't miss this feature by Verge expat Michael Zelenko.
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The last to have an expat correspondent stationed here, the British Broadcasting Corporation, closed its English-language bureau in August 2015.
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The massive expat network InterNations has published a list of the best cities to live, work, and make friends in 2020.
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Timmermans spoke on Monday afternoon, just before British Prime Minister Theresa May presented her offer for safeguarding expat rights after Brexit.
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"The only thing we care about is that the books are good," said Craig Walzer, a founder and an American expat.
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She started her own company, Expat Help, which guides newly arriving families as they look for housing, schools and health providers.
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He said he "never saw this British expat guy" and mentioned a rescue video that he said could refute his remarks.
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" Today's digital nomads are dominated by 216- and 30-somethings who are "exposed to other cultures much more than previous generations were, so it's natural for them to want to travel as a natural part of their career trajectory," said Katia Vlachos, an expat transition coach and author of "A Great Move: Surviving and Thriving in Your Expat Assignment.
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A group of Hollywood stars, led by Flint expat and famed jazz singer Dee Dee Bridgewater, are holding a concert on Feb.
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Hong Kong is the best destination for professionals prioritizing career progression, earnings prospects and employment benefits, according to HSBC's Expat careers tool.
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But Pavel Durov, the Russian expat who founded Telegram, has repeatedly said that they have no special agreement with the Iranian government.
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The American expat works in investor relations for a start-up in Singapore and had come to Bali for a friend's wedding.
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Originally from South Carolina, he is now living as an expat in China, which is in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.
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As an Italian expat in the UK I felt both extremely close to the population hit by the tragedy and quite powerless.
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The last year we lived in Singapore, I worried that growing up in a luxurious expat bubble would make my children spoiled.
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Take it from an American expat living in London where the City's elites are still in denial over the shock Brexit vote.
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He learned to pitch from an eccentric Cuban expat who made him swing an axe and push tires in the summer heat.
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According a person close to Hanson, the man at the controls of Betodog was an American expat in Peru named Kenny Hilinski.
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Ezell's is one of the few local food institutions that expat Seattle natives have to hit up when they're back in town.
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HSBC's latest expat survey showed the average 18 to 34-year-old's salary rose 35% after relocating overseas, from $40,358 to $54,484.
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Many expat Britons fell into negative equity and were unable to escape back home—a poor advertisement for those considering a move.
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Odernick isn't the only Breaking Bad expat, either: Jonathan Banks, who portrayed lovable tough guy Mike, is also joining as Rick Dicker.
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It also provided the portal to an entirely new and adventure-filled expat life that has stretched us beyond our previous bounds.
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"Never saw this British expat guy who lives in Thailand (sus) at any point when we were in the caves" he wrote.
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But while sales in Cuenca are rising, prices remain well below peak levels, said Isaac May, the owner of Expat Realty Cuenca.
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"I feel I've known the particular clarity of this air and water," says one of his expat characters, very possibly a spy.
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Set in 26s Tokyo, the film chronicles a complex love triangle between an expat, a photographer, and a missing woman presumed dead.
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When it comes to top destinations for expats, Spain is high on the list, according to a recent expat survey by HSBC.
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Then at 29, and the first expat at HM, she lived outside the Green Zone, in the upper middle-class district Karrada.
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Created by Gerardo Robledillo, an expat father, the International Schools Database is a directory with more than 2,000 schools in 71 countries.
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And a simply furnished, three-bedroom townhouse in an expat area, with a shared pool, can be rented for $624 a month.
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Many cities with large expat populations even have related groups — ones for specific neighborhoods, ones for pet owners and ones for vegetarians.
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In 1998, she opened a restaurant in Dar Es Salaam that became popular with both the Chinese expat community and wealthy locals.
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But the bar, located on Staunton Street in Hong Kong's expat-heavy SoHo district, went a little too niche for its clientele.
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HSBC's latest annual global Expat Explorer report shows 57% of expats originally chose to move to Australia for a better quality of life.
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On June 217rd and 250th around 7170m registered expat voters were called to the polls in 717 lycées and consulates across the world.
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"The expat drought has been really noticeable in 2187," said Deborah Minicola, a Jakarta-based technical advisor at international relocation company Allied Pickfords.
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My husband even suggested I stop working and spend my days by the pool at the American Club like the other expat wives.
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More than 20% of the Americans abroad polled by Greenback Expat Tax Services said they are "seriously considering" giving up their U.S. citizenship.
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Nevertheless, more than four out of 10 expats polled by Greenback Expat Tax Services said they didn't know about the streamlined filing procedures.
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To help make his decision he browsed Venezuelan expat groups on Facebook where people exchange information about their experience and ask for help.
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What does he make of this trio, walking slightly too briskly toward the home of a Soviet expat working for the US government?
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Expat parents should note that under recent legislation, taxpayers who utilize the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion cannot claim the additional child tax credit.
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Bungalow Living Australian expat Giovanna Aryafara fills her shop with locally sourced hand-woven baskets, batik and linen pillows, and decorative wooden pineapples.
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Neon-haired, British expat Christian Cowan did both at his fall 2017 show yesterday, using likely and unlikely figures to play both roles.
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Within those walls, expat families have everything from schools to Olympic-sized pools to grocery stores, a Western life protected by armed security.
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HSBC's annual Expat Explorer league table ranks the countries that manage it best, according to surveys from people who have taken the plunge.
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Thirty years ago, the expat-heavy bar district of Lan Kwai Fong started a small Halloween event to draw expats in the Fall.
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"It's the Obama after-party!" said a Ukrainian expat, dancing on his little plastic stool, so common in Vietnam, with his Vietnamese friend.
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First up is Edward O'Toole, a British expat living in a Ruthenian village somewhere in Slovakia, and author of The Tao of Prepping.
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Pousada do Boqueirão is run by Italian expat siblings Fernanda and Nino Cabrini and is lovely as well, unless you require a television.
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Two: North American schlub marries Frenchman, becomes expat and learns secrets of life, home décor, child rearing and bras from French fairy godmother.
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" Ma conjures the expat protagonist of Joseph O'Neill's "Netherland," who argues that "we are in the realm not of logic but of wistfulness.
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The Green School was not simply the default option, as it is with other international schools, for expat families employed by nearby multinationals.
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According to HSBC's latest expat survey, the average 18 to 34-year-old's salary rose 35% after relocating overseas, from $40,358 to $54,484.
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Expat resource Live and Invest Overseas identified islands that offer a taste of adventure, and are friendly to English-speaking visitors and residents.
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For its 2019 Expat Insider Survey, InterNations, a global network with members in 63 cities, compiled answers from 20,259 respondents around the world.
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For its 2019 Expat Insider Survey, InterNations, a global network with members in 420 cities, compiled answers from 20,0003 respondents around the world.
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A British expat named Vernon Unsworth worked as a diver in the area, and did not think Musk's plan was a good one.
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I have made several friends from the expat group here, and the biggest decision is which event to attend on any given night.
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If you're overseas living as an expat when you need to renew, you'll have to visit a U.S. embassy in your destination country.
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Every town has its EBAIS (Caja) office where people from the neighborhood—expat residents as well as locals—can receive preventative and primary care.
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In addition to the McCanns, Portuguese police also named British expat Robert Murat, who lived next to the resort, an "arguido" in the case.
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A couple can live in Montevideo on $3,200 a month, renting a furnished one-bedroom apartment in Pocitos, the city's most popular expat neighborhood.
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"These places are just so logistically easy to get to, and they have established expat communities, so they're easy to settle into," he said.
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That character, a 42-year-old East German expat with the horrible nickname "Puss" (David Dendick), is unsettling merely through appearance and his cadences.
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Two people can live on $3,200 a month renting a one-bedroom, furnished apartment in Pocitos, the most popular expat neighborhood in the city.
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For the best expat "experience," though, life as an honorary Kiwi took top spot, while Spain came second in the HSBC survey experience category.
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"Never saw this British expat guy who lives in Thailand (sus) at any point when we were in the caves," he tweeted in July.
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The story between 57-year-old Chinese expat, Yao Nanshan, and Liu Lijian is currently making waves on the Internet for its fairytale ending.
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"Since the person expatriated, the U.S. can't claim taxes from the donor," said Joshua Ashman, a CPA and co-founder of Expat Tax Professionals.
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He says that the opera house is more than an expat watering-hole, attracting Arabs, east Asians and Africans to opera, ballets and symphonies.
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Such a place, welcomes foreign retirees as members of the community, and has well-organized expat and retiree groups for sharing information and activities.
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And that's another point… The age-old adage "you can catch more flies with honey than vinegar" applies tenfold when you are an expat.
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"I helped my expat client save $3,20133 using one federal tax form," said Dean Ferraro, an enrolled agent tax preparer in Mission Viejo, California.
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Your correspondent will happily reveal that he is an immigrant (never an expat) but also a pukka Londoner and none dare say him nay.
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Comedian and co-host of the Secret Dinosaur Cult podcast Sofie Hagen, another Danish expat in the UK, is just as confused as me.
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Ms. Bordino, an Italian expat, and I were sharing pizza margherita at Panperfocaccia, an open-air trattoria in the port town of La Savina.
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Her mother was a musician, her father a well-off, seemingly hedonistic expat, who died, possibly of a morphine overdose, when Pelton was 9.
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As full-time travelers, Kristy Shen and Bryce Leung, a 30-something married couple from Toronto, are covered through what's known as expat insurance.
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Expat fees, which the government charges for hiring expatriates and obtaining visas for their dependents, will also be cancelled for a three-month period.
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"For me, Sunday can have no happy outcome," said Guillaume Delarue, a 42-year-old French expat in London, about his country's presidential elections.
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Though expat earnings in New York are among the highest in the world, respondents noted that came at the expense of their physical health.
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Steffens said she has relished the expat experience, admiring her new city amid strolls along Margaret Bridge and past the grandiose Hungarian Parliament Building.
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The mention of this book never fails to spark conversation here in New York and elsewhere with my now late-twenties, Aussie-expat peers.
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Florida's second-largest city is the easiest U.S. city to settle in as an expat, and newcomers generally feel welcome once they get there.
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"You'll have to get this resolved, but it's unlikely you'll be thrown out of the country you're in if you're an expat," McKeegan said.
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And according to HSBC's latest expat survey, the average 18 to 34-year-old's salary rose 35% after relocating overseas, from $40,358 to $54,484.
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Gordon, a Canadian expat who has lived in Hong Kong for 30 years, attended the rally to support Hongkongers in their fight for democracy.
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Biggest perks: Historic center in the process of being restored; hub for fashion designers; creative melting pot; buzzy food scene; sunshine; growing expat community.
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The area's wine boom — Walla Walla is home to more than 130 wineries — didn't make it this far, but Mr. German, a Seattle expat, did.
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I don't want to use dating apps, most expat forums are quite old-fashioned and for a lot of people, 'meetups' can be quite daunting.
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As a long-term retirement destination, you can also find assisted living facilities in popular expat towns like Lake Chapala and San Miguel de Allende.
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As an expat who has been living in London for eight years under an Irish passport courtesy of my grandfather, the process was more anticlimactic.
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That's according to a new report from HSBC, which found that the top five countries for expat workers were all outside North America and Asia.
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Maree, who has been in a relationship with her partner, a woman from Luxembourg, for more than a year, is an expat living in Berlin.
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If it mirrors the book, we'll see Kidman's gift of portraying eerie characters come back to life — in the form of an expat living abroad.
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It used to be that interest in comics was limited to old editions of Archie and MAD Magazine brought over by expat Americans and Brits.
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John Goddard, head of HSBC Expat, told CNBC Make It the findings reflect the increasing value employers are placing on workers with international skill sets.
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Generally speaking, the expats who have settled in Ecuador are those who tend to blend into society rather than live together in expat-oriented communities.
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" Pointing to the German, Dutch, Austrian and Danish bans on Turkish ministers attending rallies in Turkish expat communities, he referred to "a new Nazism tendency.
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The candidate Gevers had in mind was Tom Gustinis, the American expat who only a month earlier had warned Arthur about Gevers' single-signature power.
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Kavita meets Wally, an expat living in Berlin since the 90s, who has experienced the change firsthand and has the stories to tell about it.
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At least that was what I had been assured by Mr. Fraser, who has one of the most colorful résumés in the Thai expat world.
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Much depends on Britain's exit talks with the EU. A deal provisionally agreed on December 15th would guarantee expat British citizens the right to remain.
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Although I did not initially seek permanent residence, I didn't think of myself as belonging to that other, unappealing category of resident foreigner: the expat.
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In 1953, at the age of 52, Delaney moved to Paris, where his friend, Baldwin, had already fallen into a steady rhythm of expat life.
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Here's the list of the top 10 for 2017: Ranked as this year's tenth most popular country for expat-living is the United Arab Emirates.
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Apple Music (another monthly fee) has some of the least reliable offline functionality in my experience — I'm an Rdio expat, and I miss it dearly.
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She dashes into a shootout to get video, parries the clumsy advances of an Afghan government official and frequents the hormone-addled expat party scene.
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"Expat identity plus religion reinforce themselves in foreign countries," Mr. Menon said, whether you're an Iraqi or Pakistani Muslim or an Irish Catholic in Boston.
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Many of the 2,000 Turkish citizens that fought alongside jihadists in Syria now want to return; the whole region is struggling with its expat extremists.
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It would be the move of an expat, of course, not a refugee — a move made by choice rather than as a matter of survival.
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"The last time stimulus checks were sent out, U.S. citizens living abroad did receive them," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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The Expat Quality of Life Index used leisure options, travel and transport, health and well-being, safety and security, and personal happiness in its calculations.
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Rugby, versions of which were first played in the 1860s by expat Britons in Yokohama, has been most fervently played by the country's elite colleges.
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It was my favorite when I was a full-time employee, and now that I'm a freelancer and an expat, I like it even more.
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The expat retains an identity as he retains his citizenship, his privileges; the refugee loses his identity amid the anonymity of many others like him.
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My husband has invited a colleague and her husband to join us for a meal — she's an expat like us, who married a Dutch guy.
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Hudson, meanwhile, is sitting at an outdoor cafe when she strikes up a conversation with a gray-bearded, man-bunned expat cradling a bass case.
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VERDANT/VERDICT jumped out and suggested ÉCLAT/EXPAT, which is right, and "trestle/thistle," which I liked and continued the green idea suggested by VERDANT.
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He mentioned Nick, the ailing expat professor, who had only agreed to an interview in a last-minute text of three words, Apted told me.
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Along the way, she consults expat groups on Facebook for advice and community, as well as government sites for practical information on visas and vaccinations.
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Mazatlán is at once a real Mexican city of about a half-million people while being home to a sizable American and Canadian expat community.
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Often the photographer was an expat on a tour of antiquity, shooting its monuments as visual souvenirs, or seeking some inspiration in Italy's Mediterranean light.
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A Canadian expat living in Hong Kong and a photographer from Los Angeles who had been to North Korea 22019 times rounded out our group.
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Early Wednesday morning, a radio station called "Echo of Moscow" interviewed a Russian expat living in California and asked him who he had voted for.
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The shutdown wasn't the only time the expat promoters—whose blowout events reflected their deep pockets and elaborate aesthetics—had run into trouble with the authorities.
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"It's like eliminating the double benefit of the exclusion and the credit," said Joshua Ashman, a certified public accountant at Expat Tax Professionals in New York.
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I warned that youth and expat turnout needed to be high for Remain to be safe—it would transpire neither group was sufficiently registered or engaged.
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And slowly sign one by one, mirroring more of a third grader practicing cursive for the first time, than a newly American Expat arriving in Asia.
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"It creates anxiety plus the thought of leaving behind life as we've known it, including family and friends," said Cynthia Staton, an expat retiree in Ecuador.
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That's the problem with the expat life — so many friends move away when their jobs here finish up, or they get a better offer somewhere else.
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International libertarian circles had acquainted Arthur with one of the figures who'd helped orchestrate Ethereum's coin offering, a South African expat in Switzerland named Johann Gevers.
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No, as a Japanese expat in London as COO of Quipper, she wanted to create a dating services that matches Asian singles who are based overseas.
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Ignoring common sense, we decided to call this British expat living in Amsterdam, and test his knowledge of the country he now calls home - the Netherlands.
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We were scheduled to meet Jonathan Barbieri, the American expat founder of the high-end mezcal distributor, to finalize plans for an upcoming mezcal-making adventure.
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Couples can avoid this issue by limiting how much of the home a U.S. citizen owns, according to Joshua Ashman, a partner at Expat Tax Professionals.
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I finished with a greater sense of where Baker led her life, but why she could be considered the most famous American expat remained a mystery.
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Culinary Backstreets The American expat journalist Paul Rimple takes small groups on these lively, well-priced full-day tours exploring the city's food stalls and markets.
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In this tenderhearted début novel, Shazdehpoor, an aging expat in Paris, reflects, over the course of a single day, on his former life in Nishapur, Iran.
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J. P. Donleavy, the American expat in Ireland, will be remembered for "The Ginger Man," but his rambunctious literary output knew bounds far wider than that.
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"Being both an expat and an educator at a secondary school in Stockholm, I feel conflicted," Erik, a teacher at school in Stockholm, told CNBC Sunday.
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I'm more aware of the struggle immigrants in the United States have — whether it's staying in touch with their family or dealing with being an expat.
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And in Leitch, Tanaka, flyhalf Yu Tamura, hooker Shota Horie and the expat South African flanker Lappies Labuschagné, the team has a lot of veteran leadership.
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The results show 91% of these expat workers who receive company benefits are satisfied with their jobs, compared to 73% of their colleagues who stay local.
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Expat workers also point to satisfaction in career prospects, economic outlook, job security and work-life balance as key factors in enjoying the working-abroad experience.
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The nice thing about the town was that there was a very intense, small-town feel, so breaking into the expat community was not super-difficult.
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The best cities for expat workers overall are generally across Asia and Europe, and the only North American city to crack the top 10 is Montreal.
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One MetLife survey found 91% of expat workers who receive company benefits are satisfied with their jobs, compared to 73% of their colleagues who stay local.
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Among recent defectors and expat residents, it is said that now, as long as you have money, you can buy anything you want in North Korea.
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Singapore's residential rents are falling at a precipitous rate - and the reason could be a sea-change in the make-up of the city-state's expat workers.
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Any expat not over the age of 60 with a resident cédula (national ID card) can apply for the government health insurance EPS (Entidades Promotoras de Salud).
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Notable expat destinations in Asia and North America — such as the U.S., Canada and Hong Kong — also made gains this year and appeared in the top 10.
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But the kingdom's private sector faced headwinds in the last year amid higher local energy costs, the introduction of VAT and fees imposed for hiring expat workers.
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Check websites such as AARP, Retired Brains, Transitions Abroad and Expat Info Desk for general visa information as well as specific retirement visas that some countries offer.
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Cambodia has the lowest expat cost of living in the world, but while the prices are low, the quality and luxury of the lifestyle is definitely not!
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Malta and Cyprus, both of whom enjoy historical relations with the U.K., also benefit from high tourism and large expat populations from the U.K. to their countries.
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Second is the munificent flow of remittances from millions of expat V4 citizens who now live and work in the EU, especially in Germany, Austria or Britain.
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She hopes to work for an expat family again as foreigners tend to pay higher wages but it is getting tougher to find such jobs, she says.
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He owned an American-style nightclub in Paris' Montmarte district where he would have "rubbed elbows" with expat writers such as F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Smithsonian says.
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I am not a "New England expat," as you described yourself in your email, but I am the league's self-anointed keeper of the All-Lefty Team.
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Expatriates often have trouble opening local bank accounts because of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, according to David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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HSBC defines an expat as any adult currently living away from their country of origin, and interviewed almost 27,000 people in 190 countries to get its findings.
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Unlike the few other pseudo-Western restaurants peddling pale facsimiles of such dishes to what was then Rangoon's small expat community, Sharky's creations were the real deal.
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Klein's fellow expat John Abbey plays the title character, a square-jawed, broad-shouldered, POC-harassing sheriff by day and also a POC-harassing superhero by night.
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As a British expat in the EU it doesn't feel great, knowing that we're the ones who made that dream for Europe look like a naive ideal.
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Tourism and trips home can be a big part of expat retirees' plans, so it is worth considering the cost of getting where you want to go.
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Support among London's French expat community for the election as a whole has been galvanized by the U.K.'s vote to leave the European Union last June.
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The company announced its plans, saying Italy's 2750,23 Filipinos — the biggest Filipino expat group in Europe — presented a great first step for the company into the region.
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One of the participants was Patrick Harlan, a US expat-turned-Japanese comedy star, best known as one half of the (we're told) hilarious duo Pakkun Makkun.
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"It's a wave, I think coming from the U.S.," said David Lebovitz, an expat American food blogger and cookbook author most recently of "My Paris Kitchen" (davidlebovitz.com).
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More than 20,000 expats living in 187 countries and regions rated various aspects of their lives away from home for InterNations, an expat network based in Germany.
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A majority of the Venezuelan expat community lives in Florida – of the 13 Democratic Florida representatives, nine including Soto signed on as co-sponsors of the bill.
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If you want to work during your retirement years, try out a few locations until you find one where you feel most supported as an expat entrepreneur.
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Singapore is the best place in the world for expat families, with many parents telling HSBC that its schooling system is better than in their home countries.
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HSBC's Expat Monitor ranks Asian cities from Tokyo and Taipei to Singapore and Sydney as offering the best mix of quality of life and dynamic professional environments.
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"Definitely for the expat community it will be important to know who is and who isn't eligible to travel to the United States," the Belgian diplomat said.
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Born and brought up in sheltered and segregated expat communities in Argentina and Uruguay, she got out of South America while she was still in her teens.
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Check websites such as AARP, Retired Brains, Transitions Abroad and Expat Info Desk for general visa information as well as specific retirement visas that some countries offer.
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In an annex attached to the main store is the Bush Princess concession, a leather fashion brand founded by the Swedish expat Charlotte Lefebvre 11 years ago.
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I've been living in the Netherlands for more than six years, but I still enjoy watching these expat vlogs that compare life in the US to Europe.
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The ranking, which surveyed more than 593,000 expat workers in 187 countries, identified the top 82 cities where people were most satisfied with their working-abroad arrangement.
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Francis also celebrated the first-ever outdoor Mass in the United Arab Emirates, with a jubilant crowd of 130,000 expat workers mainly from the Philippines and India.
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Almost half of the respondents weren't happy with the local climate and weather, though, with one Venezuelan expat telling the network "winter is too long and cold."
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She said it was a misperception to think everything is worse outside the United States, but added that the expat experience is different for people of color.
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On the podcast, she discusses her reasons for the change, her background as an expat and a foreign correspondent, and her vision for the future of HuffPost.
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The indie drama was inspired by Carter's own decades-long experience as an expat living abroad and is an interweaving of stories and relationships pulled from her life.
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His backstory is that he's an expat making his home in Miami, having fled the grit and grime of the Bowery for a more laid-back Miami groove.
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Now, Lohan has a new show — Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club — that she's fully on board with, portraying her new life as an American expat and a businessperson abroad.
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Rather, he was thinking about the 9433th-century British expat painter Thomas Cole (1801-1848), whose pastoral Catskill Mountain landscapes planted the seeds of the Hudson River School.
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Only holders of foreign passports used to be allowed to go to international schools in China: children of expat workers or the foreign-born offspring of Chinese returnees.
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When UK expat fighter and Eminent Air Gym legend Melissa Ray was in training, her go-to was a mash-up of porridge, müesli, yogurt, and soy milk.
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Alam's wife, an American expat named Vanessa Rude, provides English lessons to the young girls and some have even had the chance to train as lifeguards, TIME reported.
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An expat friend in Turkey told him there was someone he needed to meet, a Syrian coder who was looking for ways to warn civilians about air strikes.
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Parker Stanberry started the firm in 2009 as a New York expat in Buenos Aires because he wanted better access to local amenities — like a good Spanish tutor.
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When I enter, Cevat Akpolat is having a chat with Cory Andreen, a young expat from Washington, DC, about the nuances of ayran, a popular Turkish yogurt drink.
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We talked about the "expat advantage"and the fact that he wasn't able to be in this cool, third-wave coffee scene, because he didn't fit that category.
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Bo Innovation, a Michelin-star restaurant, said its Western expat customers fell roughly 10 percent in the last 10 years, according to owner and executive chef Alvin Leung.
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The InterNations expat support network asked more than 20,000 expats to rank their happiness with life in general and with their personal relationships while in their new country.
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The Escape Campervans office, hidden in a fountain courtyard, was a closet-size room stacked with camping gear and staffed by an affable South African expat named Leon.
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The show follows three unrelated Swedes — each somewhere between a vacationer and an expat, and each in a state of profound despair — on their respective trips to Thailand.
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"A strong economy, impressive track record for families and confidence in their financial affairs are among the many reasons expat life in Singapore is outstanding," the report noted.
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My diamond-studded internal vision of the Birmingham expat was that of an LGBTQ hero, magnificent musician, hoary elder statesman, and implacable defender of the heavy metal faith.
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It has found a niche catering to Western palates, which tend to vary from those of local Chinese, in expat-heavy areas such as Shunyi in northeast Beijing.
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Expat moving company MoveHub recently analysed the average cost of a bottle of wine around the world, ranking the 216.86 most expensive countries to buy vino in 17.813.
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" CNN spent Super Tuesday with Larry, who is leading his own intensive campaign in his adoptive country to secure expat support for the man he still calls "Bernard.
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In his early years, Whitman befriended expat American writers, among them Lawrence Ferlinghetti, who on his return to San Francisco founded City Lights, which naturally Carrión also visited.
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It could be that some part of mental health risk is an inevitable part of expat life—the flip side of all the things that make it interesting.
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After losing his father during the sea crossing, Ahmed makes it as far as Brussels, where he becomes friends with Max Howard, an American expat his own age.
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Who are the legitimate Westerners: the millionaire ranchers, the Native Americans watching their ancestral land being sold and resold, the expat city folks frequenting fancy ice cream shops?
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The three privately-held companies are among the four major companies that largely provide the ten million expat workers in Saudi Arabia for money transfers and currency exchange.
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But here in New York, it's easy enough to switch loyalties — for every nation in the tournament, there is a devoted expat community somewhere in the five boroughs.
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Soul music blares, overhead fans stir the air, and the burnished walls and horseshoe bar give it the feel of a vintage expat dive on some tropical island.
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Overall score: 83.8Housing: 91Healthcare: 88Cost of living: 86Don Murray, who retired in Mexico in 2014, found that the country had several expat enclaves, making it easy to assimilate.
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Both expat and local executives and financiers hope the overwhelming support for pro-democracy parties in district council elections last month will prompt the government to back down.
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Eventually he moved to Munich with Marianne von Werefkin, another artistic expat from the nobility, vacationed with Kandinsky, bought a van Gogh and studied Buddhism, yoga and theosophy.
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"It's got a melancholy air, to be sure," said Lawrence Wells, an expat American artist who was among the first to start renting a studio here in 2011.
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From her time as a highly connected expat business journalist in New York City, Freeland was at home in the wealthy real estate and media circles of Manhattan.
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Latest Project: Ms. Benz is writing a memoir, which she envisions as a "a really cool scrapbook of my life" as an Australian expat, mother, wife and entrepreneur.
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Sanders' three biggest wins came from countries with large expat communities — the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, Spain — where he won more than 60 percent of the vote.
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"He believed he had authority to do that for reasons of being an expat and the nature of some discussions he'd had with executives in Australia," Key said.
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"Initially, when I had the plan of introducing craft beer, the main market I believed would be the main driver for our business was expat consumers," Truong recalls.
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So what else can we do but gratefully accept that American expat and Berlin resident James Whipple, aka M.E.S.H. surprised released a new EP on PAN last night.
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Jazbeh is the founder of the Syrian Expat Philharmonic Orchestra -- a musical ensemble composed entirely of Syrians, many of whom are refugees who have fled the country's bloody war.
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This is according to the latest HSBC Expat Explorer survey, which asked 250,218 people living away from their home country to fill in an online questionnaire about their experiences.
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The locals are friendly, and expats band together with them — and each other — in a lot of community service and joint activities, expat resident Deb Crofutt recently told InternationalLiving.com.
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Maybe they're wealthy, or an expat, or hold dual citizenship so they can leave Hong Kong anytime -- their privilege prevents them from fully grasping the frontliners' desperation, protesters say.
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Raising a family in Switzerland was also not cheap, with 95 percent of expat parents in Singapore saying the cost of raising children were lower in their home country.
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Expat and absentee voters have gotten more attention since the 2000 election, in which delayed overseas ballots were key to George W. Bush winning the presidency over Al Gore.
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I had only lived in the UAE for a few months when some new friends brought me to brunch—or "drunk Irish expat hour," as they lovingly called it.
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Those were the findings from a recent survey of more than 22015,24 U.S. expatriates, according to Greenback Expat Tax Services, which specializes in working with American taxpayers residing overseas.
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According to a survey released last month by the Federal Voting Assistance Program, only 4 percent of 2.6 million eligible expat voters sent in their absentee ballots in 2014.
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And in the case of Dubai, the opera house may further accelerate the emirate's shift from commercial centre to expat hub: foreigners already make up 80% of the population.
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I loved Thailand and Vietnam, but when I spent a month in Bali, I realized how international it is and how supportive the local culture is of expat entrepreneurs.
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When the sister becomes the prime suspect in the case, Natalie leaves Boston for Britain to defend her with the help of a seemingly unscrupulous expat lawyer (Billy Zane).
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Bites There is no shortage of expat restaurants in the busy Covent Garden area of London; the original outlets of most, like Orso and Balthazar, call New York home.
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"Over 30 percent of our client base is Western expat families, and I'm not seeing many of them coming back to Hong Kong at this moment," Mr. Choi said.
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To the Editor: I am an American expat who has been living in Germany for many years and have intimate knowledge of and experience with its health care system.
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But what most distinguishes Green School from other expat-driven international schools found the world over is its strong connection to the local community, and its emphasis on doing.
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High marks in each of these categories helped Vietnam be named the best country to move to in order to work abroad, according to the Expat Insider 2019 Survey.
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"Americans living abroad face a number of tax complications that folks living at home probably have never heard about," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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However, 743% of expat workers said they enjoy the local leisure options offered in the city, and nearly two-thirds find it easy to get used to local culture.
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She recalls first being exposed to pimple patches when she worked in Seoul in the early 2010s as an expat, where she saw people wearing them out in public.
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Fitzgerald, an American expat in Berlin, began running art workshops for refugees in 2015, working with both adults and children waiting for their applications for asylum to be answered.
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John Goddard, head of HSBC Expat, the offshore banking arm of HSBC Group, said the ranking could provide inspiration for those looking to boost their careers with a move overseas.
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Home to business hubs Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates held onto its position as the fourth most popular country for expat workers for the fourth year running.
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That holds if individually he has at least $12,000 in income, or more than $400 in self-employed income, according to David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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The movement has even spread overseas, with New York's expat Aussie community throwing a Keep Sydney Open protest and fundraiser in February of this year at East Village venue Nublu.
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If the foreigner gets in an accident, the costs could end up falling on the company, so they prefer to provide their expat workers with drivers to avoid any complications.
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The next time you hear people say they'll flee U.S. soil if so-and-so wins the presidential election, ask if they're familiar with the financial life of an expat.
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The Ladies of London star will release her first cookbook, An American Girl in London: 101 Nourishing Recipes for Your Family from a California Expat, next April, PEOPLE reveals exclusively.
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Thanks to Montreal's strong and close-knit music scene—and expat community—the programming is second-to-none with participating collectives like ASL Singles Club, Banko Gotiti, and Summer Cool.
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In our neighborhood, a mix of Senegalese and expat families, moms lure their children home by opening their front doors and hollering, competing with the loudspeaker at the local mosque.
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As an expat, Krieger has always taken a keen interest in the way communities formed on Instagram, and the way users leveraged the service to connect across borders and cultures.
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I had to come to terms with the fact that I was not an expat like I had been in the U.K. We weren't planning to relocate again anytime soon.
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Benson, a British expat who lived in Perth with Kearns, worked for non-profit Sea Shepherd Australia, according to her Facebook page, and also appears to have been a diver.
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"Europe offers the best all-round careers experience, especially for aspects such as job satisfaction," explained Dean Blackburn, Head of HSBC Expat, in a press release accompanying the survey's publication.
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While they did find it challenging to educate enough of their own community members to be midwives, nurses, doctors, and trained pharmacists, they did not ask for readymade expat alternatives.
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At various times in the past few years, the NYC-based house producer Galcher Lustwerk has used the alias Road Hog to explore his roots as a Cleveland, Ohio expat.
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Before the expat left for Southeast Asia, he had finished a hospitality management degree at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, staged at the French Laundry, and worked in fine dining.
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So when Iceland's first game against Portugal kicked off, I watched, safe from all hype in my expat bunker, thousands of miles away from my homeland, but dared not hope.
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Lucas, a Swedish expat fluent in Thai, educated us on the world of ya dong, often going off on tangents to discuss racism in Europe or show us his tattoos.
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Chatsubo is the name of the expat bar in William Gibson's Neuromancer, the award-winning novel that shaped an entire generation of cyberpunk and hacker culture—even inspiring The Matrix.
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However, for every happy expat there is likely an unhappy one, and as a result, we decided to look at the countries InterNations says offer the worst quality of life.
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Even Royal Enfield, a British expat built in India, is moving beyond its frozen-in-time single-cylinder models to 2411cc twins, updated to the profile of beloved European classics.
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"A lot of expat families are drawn to Las Catalinas because it's safe for kids to run free and there's access to quality schools and health care," Mr. Davey said.
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"We have had inquiries from the four corners of the globe, including some well-known names and people from France, Switzerland and America, as well as expat Brits," she said.
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Growth is so rapid, one expat told me, that he went looking for a crab shack he'd visited three months earlier and found a brand-new neighborhood in its place.
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Backcountry brooding is the lifeblood of this series, which stars Tim Roth as a British expat who gets hired as the police chief of a community in the Rocky Mountains.
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The government did not issue work permits to expat teachers over 60, so when I reached that milestone in 2007, Ferdy and I needed a legal way to remain together.
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The average expat salary is almost 10 percent above the global average, which is especially impressive given that the city has the second highest proportion of millennial expats (52 percent).
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In the seven years since moving to Portugal, they've lived in a couple of spots, including Mafra, which is just outside Lisbon, where there is a more vibrant expat community.
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They live in places like the expat communities of Zamalek, an island in the Nile River in central Cairo, or in Maadi, a verdant suburb about 22011 minutes south by train.
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Three international schools in the city have shut over the past 22015-228 years due to the mass layoffs at mining contractors and a drastic cut in expat allowances, she said.
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The amount of expat rental properties there is very limited with most of the recent additions to the residential market being low-cost housing over the past few years, he said.
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U.K. expat Christopher Sell added a deep-fried Twinkie to the menu at his Chip Shop restaurant in Brooklyn about 15 years ago, and the idea took off at state fairs.
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The few dozen kids that gather here are the Chilundu Leopards, a group of local boys and girls mentored by Chris and Erin McCurdy, an American expat couple from southern Maryland.
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An American Girl in London: 120 Nourishing Recipes for Your Family from a Californian Expat is our Toyota People PIck Of The Day Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Ask pretty much anyone about graffiti in Taiwan and they'll you that DABS2246 YIA is the person to talk to, a founder of the expat graffiti scene who still remains active.
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Canadian expat Robert Bezeau and his team of workers are hard at work constructing the eco-residential community atop 83 acres of established jungle on the island of Bocas Del Toro.
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"The Saudi ladies, they want to run the same way you want to run," says Fabrice Laborie, a French expat living in Jeddah and the president of the Jeddah Road Racers.
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The administrative process involved in giving up your citizenship is simple, said Joshua Ashman, a co-founder and partner at Expat Tax Professionals, which provides professional tax services to U.S. expatriates.
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There's Larry Wilmore, clearing a new path with The Nightly Show, and Daily Show expat Samantha Bee, showing lots of potential with Full Frontal, which just premiered on TBS last week.
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The event draws a healthy crowd of expat voters, and a few Britons still stung by December's decisive electoral loss of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn -- who had garnered comparisons to Sanders.
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She is one of many expat business owners hunkering down after a one-two punch of protests and the virus outbreak, even though their passports give them the opportunity to leave.
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The relief measures in the new stimulus package include exemptions on expat levies, postponing some private sector fee payments to the government, and postponing the collection of customs duties on imports.
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As the climbing season unfolds in Mexico and the swell of expat climbers arrives, new routes go up nearly every day, thanks in large part to a handful of motivated locals.
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Mr. Furman's clients, a mixed Japanese-expat retired couple, who regularly host guests from abroad, had owned the 1,700 square-foot apartment since the 1980s, just after the building was completed.
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The country that shares its famous port wine with the world apparently also has the best quality of life for expatriates, according to Expat Insider 210, a comprehensive report on expats.
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Each year, the company conducts an Expat Insider Survey, ranking the best and worst cities for emigrants based on categories like quality of life, settling in, health care and family life.
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Whole Foods operates 7 branches in London, and the American expat community living in the UK is reportedly 200,000 according to an estimate by the Office of National Statistics in 2015.
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Ask a long-term expat what quintessential Shanghai food is and she'll spin out a list of Italian, Cantonese, French, Spanish, and New American preferences—all with a fantastic cocktail menu.
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Fortunately, Josh (Bryan Greenberg), an expat East Coaster who has been living in Hong Kong for years, is nearby when her cellphone dies and he offers to guide her to her buddies.
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"I bought my husband the flight experience where he was a pilot with his friends, and he loved it," Andrea Hughes, a Canadian expat in Singapore said of a previous year's gift.
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As a news junkie who grew up abroad as an expat, my ritual of reading my favorite outlets for global updates has always helped me feel connected to friends around the world.
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She also lives in Italy, so we have a lot in common, and we talk for around an hour hour, complaining and rejoicing at the same time about our strange expat lives!
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By compiling all of this information, the social media giant can begin to make conclusions about whether you're likely to be a parent, married, an expat, or intend to buy a vehicle.
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Both NBC's apps and the other streaming services will only work inside the United States: but if you're an expat Pats follower or an emigrated Eagles fan, you've still got some options.
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A local American expat named Tom Gustinis, a former UBS controller who'd been in talks with Gevers to pitch in at Monetas, remembers pulling Arthur aside to ask if this seemed wise.
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Ford told Changan and JMC it plans to fill a majority of expat positions with local managers in the next four years, cutting the number of foreigners by 70 percent by 2021.
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After decades of trying, the Jollibee chain has only 240 foreign branches (compared with 22014 back home), catering mainly to clusters of expat Filipinos in places such as the Gulf and California.
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George Eves, the British-raised, Amsterdam-based founder of Expat Info Desk, a website that produces guides for expatriates, said that a growing number of non-American businesses cater to American tastes.
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"Since the government is so interested in what Polish women do with their bodies, now we're giving them the full story online," Julia Eriksson, a 30-year-old Polish expat told Refinery29.
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Reynald, the EVO 2013 underdog champion, as well as Romance and NYC expat NerdJosh are just a few of the incredibly strong representatives who reside in the southwestern corner of the USA.
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And we launched a new newsletter, Abroad in America, dedicated to helping international readers decipher what's going on in the U.S. The writer, Sarah Lyall, was herself an expat for many years.
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The Indian troops exert control in just about all parts of the valley, especially in Srinagar, and I know several other expat families who have visited, and all said they felt safe.
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But many refugees and immigrants deal with all sorts of issues that your average American expat doesn't, from discrimination in their new country to traumatic memories of events in their old one.
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The push seeks strong support from the traditionally conservative Cuban expat community as well as the Venezuelan community over Trump's support for Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó over embattled President Nicolás Maduro.
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She also uses her Twitter account to help fellow expats navigate foreign locales, and founded the Expat Coach Association and Directory to help other location-transition coaches like herself market their businesses.
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The star-studded action comedy -- directed by Guy Ritchie and featuring Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam and Henry Golding -- follows an American expat looking to cash out of his London-based marijuana empire.
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Judy Browder, Tucson Speaking as an American expat, this piece certainly resonated with me: the palpable anxiety, the extreme wealthy class, the police-state militarism at every turn, the partisan acrimony, etc.
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Holt was then joined onstage by Today hosts Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie, who in turn introduced Meet the Press moderator Chuck Todd, before finally Fox News expat Megyn Kelly strode onstage.
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Like most expat Palestinians from Gaza, I lead a double life of teaching and working in the US while trying to stay up to date with news in Gaza on social media.
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"The availability of the child tax credit is a surprise to many taxpayers who live abroad and have kids," said Joshua Ashman, a certified public accountant at Expat Tax Professionals in New York.
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The survey found 623 percent of expats in Switzerland saw an improvement in their work-life balance, while the average expat income in Switzerland was $262,22016, compared to a global average of $265,419.
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Many expat and immigrant parents feel a sense of failure; they wring their hands and share stories on parenting forums and social media, hoping to find the secret to nurturing bilingual children successfully.
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An extremely frazzled Abe and extremely hat-obsessed Midge, who knows no French much to her father's dismay, find Rose has successfully revived her pre-family life as a wine-swigging Parisian expat.
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Currently on view at the Fowler Museum, the exhibition Pelotas Oaxaqueñas / Oaxacan Ball Games features photographs by Leopoldo Peña, who has documented this phenomenon in Oaxacan expat communities across Southern and Central California.
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One Eritrean expat I spoke to told me that reason could be fear: Even 6,900 miles away, the threat of punishment by the Eritrean intelligence services for saying the wrong thing looms large.
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Also on duty is Detroit expat Miguel Senquiz, who after years in the background at Ghostly and it's affiliated fan club company Drip, is starting to get some spotlight for his DJing talents.
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If that's an accurate reflection of the expat population at large, it means Americans abroad could provide enough votes to tip close states such as Florida, Ohio and North Carolina in Clinton's direction.
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Not surprisingly, others are also interested in the treasure — including a shady American expat collector, a ruthless narco boss and a handsome artist who believes that Mexican treasures belong to, and in, Mexico.
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"For smaller companies, especially companies set up by expatriates, this could put people out of business and be a negative life-changing event," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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In fact, I fear that watching from this side of the Atlantic is turning me into the second worst type of expat, the one who has nothing but harsh words for his homeland.
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In 2014, when she graduated, she applied to be an English tutor, the go-to expat job, where she was stung by the kind of casual racism that was the norm at Mukwano.
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" Rian, also a Florida expat in Brooklyn, complains, "I am mad at hipsters for making LaCroix something instead of just a drink… People who go to backyard parties in Florida [drank it first].
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They gradually took over several neighborhoods, including Hongdae, popular with students for its nightlife and shopping, and the expat hotspot Itaewon, viciously defending their turf against toys, newcomers, and, occasionally, visiting foreign writers.
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"What people really like here is the international community that definitely is the number one reason to come here," Edgar Hutte of the Brussels Expat Club, which helps new arrivals settle in, said.
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In South Korea, where Bong said women regard Yeun as a sex symbol, the actor still thinks typecasting based on his personality or his status as a foreigner or expat may be inescapable.
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He became a symbol of the black expat demimonde in mid-20th-century Europe, where musicians joined writers, painters and other African-American artists seeking refuge from maltreatment and underappreciation in their homeland.
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Keaton, a not-so-bright American expat, isn't terribly clear on what selkies are — mythological creatures from multiple folklore traditions who can transform from seals into humans by slipping out of their sealskin.
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French President Emmanuel Macron wants to overhaul a welfare system which saw expat bankers who lost their jobs return to the country and claim 7,000 euros (£6,150) a month in benefits, Reuters reports.
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In less heartbreaking news this week: A defamation lawsuit by a British, Thai-based expat against Elon Musk gets even weirder, and Bollinger Motors wants you to meet its off-road electric vehicles.
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Some of the happiest people who move to the U.S. for work live in Miami, according to the annual Expat Insider survey by InterNations, an online resource group for expats around the world.
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Nearly every expat here is happy with the climate, range of leisure activities available in the city, and found it easy to get used to the local culture and make friends, InterNations said.
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He returns to Tokyo on an expat package with the Japanese branch of a British investment bank, then is fired once his ethnic Korean connections are no longer needed for a business deal.
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A real city with beautiful beaches and a walkable colonial center... a popular expat choice that remains an authentic Mexican resort town that manages to feel homey… It's hard to pin Mazatlán down.
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In the final chapter Hatch meditates on the newfound love of a Liberian and an expat colleague and the weddings that abound in Monrovia as the outbreak is finally coming to an end.
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Expat organizers in Berlin and London are now planning another set of protests for Trump's inauguration day, to mirror a number of protests expected to happen on the same day in the United States.
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According to HSBC's Expat Careers tool, which matches a user's career goals with scores from the survey, Germany is the best destination for expats who prioritize learning new skills, job security and career progression.
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The only expat electoral ward the LRM candidate did not win on June 3rd was the ninth, representing North and West Africa, where Leila Aïchi, an independent, came ahead with 20.3% of the vote.
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To celebrate America's Independence Day, we recommend Mr. Freedom (streaming on Filmstruck), which was written and directed by an American expat in France in 1969 and viciously lampoons both superheroes and the United States.
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British embassies have publicised the wrong deadline for registration (the correct one is June 7th); postal votes have been sent abroad with too little postage; expat voter details have been mislaid by local councils.
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But there are always ways around and out… If there is any single lesson I might share to help you on your expat journey, it would be this: nothing you do cannot be undone.
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Betsy Burlingame and Joshua Wood, who run Expat Exchange, an online resource site based in New Jersey, said that many users make the prospect of retiring on the beach a theme of their travels.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When the global financial crisis erupted in 224, some expat French bankers who lost their jobs in London returned home to collect unemployment benefits of more than 23.6,323 euros ($232,21) a month.
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An annual cost of living survey from human resources firm Mercer takes a look at which cities are the most expensive for the expat community and just how far your money will get you.
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Background A British expat who had an established atelier in London for years, Ms. Louise moved to New York to be with her American husband six years ago and set up shop shortly after.
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Expat AdviceI would tell anyone living abroad or living in Asia in general to not be put off by what you assume is going to happen, or what you've heard — everyone has different experiences.
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"The expat market has been extremely receptive but then the Cambodians themselves take a lot of pride in that this is milk created in Cambodia—and also really enjoy the fresh taste," Matthews said.
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In recent years, Ecuador's housing market has been hurt by falling oil prices, a devastating earthquake in 2016 and uncertainty over the 2017 presidential election, said Sean Kelly, a founder of Ecuador Expat Realty.
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Aaron Brabham, a copper-haired American expat, had dreamed up what would later become "Sacred Origins," a line of Christian-themed supplements, according to the people he ultimately collaborated with on the Shepherd's Diet.
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The Netflix film opens with a jarring introduction to its lead character, a Swedish expat living in Japan named Lucy Fly (Alicia Vikander), who is currently under investigation for the disappearance of her friend.
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These are cost of living, crime and safety, English spoken, entertainment, environmental conditions, expat community, health care, infrastructure, recreation, residency options and taxes, as well as real estate affordability and restrictions on foreign ownership.
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Sendok Garpu offers a wonderful taste of what is possible when that exchange goes the other way, when an expat community's yearning for a taste of home makes all of our lives more delicious.
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And if you do find yourself embarking on a new life in Costa Rica, there is a huge expat community here, made up of people like me, who are here to help with your transition.
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Coupled with the recovery in the commodities markets over the past year, Angola, which is highly dependent on oil, could be experiencing a further uptick in expat costs of living as the economy picks up.
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Emmanuel Macron, the young centrist who is tied with her for first place in the polls, has been to Algeria, Britain, Germany, Jordan and Lebanon, in part to reach out to expat voters and donors.
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I gather that the these three groups rarely mix, as the former is more based on Orthodox traditions and culture, and centers on the various synagogues, and the other two are essentially young expat populations.
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He, along with other members of the Western press, conspires to keep this tragedy under wraps, and is often more interested in the chemical and sexual highs that 1930s expat life in Moscow could offer.
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"No one's here who's living on the breadline," says my translator, Rhiannon Brooksbank-Jones, a British expat and student at Def Dance Skool who came to Seoul to follow her passion for K-pop dance.
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The mobilization of expat communities across the world was masterminded from Caracas by the opposition coalition, called the Democratic Unity Roundtable, and organized by its representatives in major cities abroad, from New York to Rome.
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While American citizens are still on the hook to pay taxes to the U.S. while living overseas, there are ways to reduce that bill, according to David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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Even if your assets are below the reporting threshold, you are still responsible for U.S. ordinary income or capital gains taxes related to those accounts, said Douglas Ralph, a CPA with Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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Despite having a relatively modest population of 1.5 million, Fukuoka is Japan's fastest-growing city outside of Tokyo and boasts the country's largest proportion of 15 to 29 year olds and a growing expat community.
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Carey is once again in his happy place, Australia's past, this time the 1950s, where he's free to fill the text with all the evocations he savors as an expat, perched overseas in New York.
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Paul Manafort left his job working as the Kremlin's favorite expat political consultant in Ukraine in the spring of 2016 to run his old acquaintance Donald Trump's long-shot presidential campaign on a volunteer basis.
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But that is the circumstance that Georgina, a Midwestern expat and art dealer played by Julia Stiles, found herself in at the beginning of Season 1 of this series, which was created by Neil Jordan.
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"It doesn't matter whether you're an ordinary Emirati citizen or a member of the royal family or an expat from a close ally like the U.K.," said Hiba Zayadin, a researcher at Human Rights Watch.
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Julia Stiles stars as a Midwestern expat whose billionaire art-collector husband (Anthony LaPaglia) is blown up on a Russian yacht; the great Swedish actress Lena Olin livens things up as the formidable first wife.
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I had grown up as an expat kid, and I think that there is a kind of ... I think that long-term expatriate life has the potential to deform your character if you're not careful.
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Mexico has always offered arguably the easiest transition to expat life around: Low-cost, conveniently close, friendly locals and plenty of expats—Mexico offers an appealing balance of exotic foreign culture and familiar First-World lifestyle.
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In fact, the first thing a new expat will notice when they move to Cambodia is the ease of processing their annual visa extension, which only costs $285 a year and imposes no minimum income requirements.
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The bacchanal of the expat community is a thing of the past, which is good—such excess was long a point of contention for Afghans, who viewed it as a sign of the international community's wastefulness.
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Bernie is currently a concierge at the Grand Hôtel du Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat, just another "deracinated wanted man living quietly and under a false name," like so many other expat denizens of the French Riviera.
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Clifton, a nurse, treats her kindly and is aware of her fame, so she drops some cash on him (literally) and spirits him away to the South of France, where she leads a dissipated expat life.
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On a more practical level, here are a few tips for things you can start working on to prepare for your expat journey before even leaving home: There is no such thing as too much information.
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InterNations, an expat support network based in Germany, asked more than 20,000 people living in 187 countries and regions to rank their happiness based on two categories: life in general and their relationship with their partner.
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When Ms. Njoroge moved back here in 2003, she was struck by not only how few classical music options there were but also how they seemed to mostly focus on the white Kenyan and expat communities.
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One of my favorites is Chester Himes ("Cotton Comes to Harlem"), who began writing while in prison for armed robbery in the 1930s, but eventually became an expat in Paris with James Baldwin and Richard Wright.
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That's not to say promotions and raises don't matter to expat workers at all — the MetLife survey finds these are highly motivated professionals, with 29% under the age of 45 and in an executive leadership role.
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InterNations, a massive expat network that publishes annual rankings on the world&aposs best and worst countries, asked 20,000 expats to rank the best cities in the world to live, work, and make friends in 2020.
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Until then, I had been that harmless American expat who huffed up the streets of our South Indian mountaintop bazaar with an overstuffed pack of groceries on my back and a baby tied to my front.
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But as expat journalist Avtar Singh notes, in a column on searching for the familiar through food while abroad, for a transplanted family that has grown up thinking of Maggi as a weekend treat—why not?
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As a British expat living in New York, I can tell you with absolute certainty that there's nothing worse than saying something to an American and being met with a blank stare or a stifled giggle.
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The unnamed Brits, who were supported by expat friends who went to the Civil Guard station near Magaluf in a show of strength and frustration they are the ones being treated as criminals rather than the women.
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However, Australia has dropped out of the top 10 list of countries for expats, as this table shows: Australia now ranks 11th behind Singapore -- the expat haven -- and even New Zealand and the Czech Republic are preferred.
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Of the many expat groups in Ho Chi Minh City, the Japanese community is the most visible — particularly within the block of alleys known as Little Japan Town (bordered by Le Thanh Ton and Thai Van Lung).
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"Most people in the U.S. don't realize that other countries follow the U.S. election and even know a lot on how the U.S. government is structured and operates," Kyle Austin, an expat living in Germany, told CNBC.
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I could not nail down why I felt so homesick in my homeland, so I sought friendship within the British expat community, looking to others who were experiencing some of the same cultural shock as I was.
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Letters To the Editor: "Global Shocks After Upheaval in Britain" (front page, June 25): As a British expat of nearly 50 years standing, I am shocked and appalled at the small-mindedness of my countrymen and women.
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It asserts its role as a community hub by hosting shows for local artists and musicians, and its weekend brunch draws guests from Pristina's sizable expat crowd (the European Union maintains a heavy presence in local governance).
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New York City has a greater student population, more cultural offerings and a greater expat community than any other American city, making it easier to attract almost any kind of talent (and developers are rapidly coming around).
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"The expat community has been growing steadily in Colombia for the past few years, and a number of them choose to buy local properties, as they see this as a strong investment option," Mr. Rico Calderón said.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Foreigners who settled in Prague for a comfortable expat lifestyle and plentiful job opportunities due to a vibrant tourist industry are now rethinking careers and remaking their businesses as they ride out the coronavirus outbreak.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Foreigners who settled in Prague for a comfortable expat lifestyle and plentiful job opportunities due to a vibrant tourist industry are now rethinking careers and remaking their businesses as they ride out the coronavirus outbreak.
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Mr. Macron — who once said that stifling taxes threaten to turn France into "Cuba without the sun" — has strong support among young, professional urban voters who would prefer opportunity at home to an expat life in London.
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Near my end of the table was Mr. Baker's back-of-house partner, Martin; Gail Elliot (an elegant former model) and her husband, Joe Coffey; and another expat, the fast-talking native New Yorker Kelly Leighton Ackerman.
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"The first thing you should do is find out what's the tax regime in the country you move to, and then find out what's the treaty situation," said Douglas Ralph, a CPA with Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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The keys are delivering on the small, steady steps of reform; the changes in tax and legal codes that enable business and finance; and building a culture and society open enough to draw a global expat community.
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Although the final article included scathing views from expat-run animal rights groups, I couldn't publish quotes about how the government has failed to keep promises to clean it up, as that would be criticizing the government.
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Kathleen Turner and Michael Douglas ooze chemistry as a neurotic romance novelist and an expat poacher who find themselves woefully out of their depth when they become embroiled in a kidnapping and the jewel heist of the century.
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The bigger threat to London property may come from domestic politics, rather than Brexit; a Jeremy Corbyn-led government with plans for higher taxes on profits, executive salaries and even compulsory property purchases might scare away expat investors.
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Alqattan defended her initial remarks in an Instagram post on Monday, saying "the passport of any expat employee should be in the possession of the employer to protect the employers interest", adding that "we are all equal humans".
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In Buenos Aires alone, my first friend came from a Slack group, another I met through a writer in a Facebook writers' group, and a third, my "Spanish language exchange buddy," came from the Buenos Aires expat group.
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"Cab drivers here are infamous for the ways they fuck you over, overcharging you, taking you around the block, and making you feel unsafe as a woman," Josefin Ekner, a Swedish expat living in Buenos Aires, told me.
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Almost four years since his return from Central America, much remains unknown about John McAfee's time in Belize, and why the cybersecurity expert went into hiding after the still unsolved murder of his neighbor, American expat Gregory Faull.
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But when I travel now, I try to replicate that experience of being an expat, not just seeing the sights but trying to get beneath the surface of a place, figuring out what it's like to live there.
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On the other, some people have brought forward plans to emigrate so that they can be grandfathered into whatever system emerges after Brexit, says Roger Boaden of Expat Citizen Rights in EU, a campaign group registered in France.
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Same goes for the low-impact but endearing "The Book Group," a 2002 British show available on Hulu about an American expat (Anne Dudek; you know her from a million shows) trying to make new friends in Glasgow.
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RAI Italia ($7.99 per month)If you're an Italian expat or simply take interest in Italy and its culture, RAI Italia is a network that includes a variety of programming focused on Italian sports, news, drama, and documentaries.
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At Home With PARIS — Whit Stillman would prefer that you not call him an expat, though it's been 18 years since the filmmaker left Manhattan, propelled, in part, by what he calls the "impossible economics" of New York.
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"The experience we are providing is for quality over quantity, so if you are looking to party and get drunk, stick to ya buckets and binge drinking," said Simon, a British expat who arrived in Thailand in 2002.
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Pamela Druckerman, author of "Bringing Up Bébé" — part memoir about being an expat raising children in Paris, part anthropological study of French child-rearing — made me think we should all take a page out of the playbook française.
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Jim Boyce, a Beijing resident who posted on Twitter about restrictions on foreigners, said that one barber shop which put up a sign barring non-Chinese still allowed at least one expat to get his hair cut there.
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Working abroad has its challenges, but the research shows it can pay off, too: A 2019 HSBC Expat survey found the average 18- to 34-year-old's earnings rose 35% (or from $40,358 to $54,484) after relocating overseas.
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It wasn't a spur-of-the-moment decision; through education, work, marriage, a child and a collection of foreign passports, I more or less made myself European, and for the next three decades I lived the expat life.
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The Englishman and longtime expat in Paris has been called the "LeBron James of liquor, the Matisse of martinis, the Yves Saint Laurent of gimlets," but he is, above all, instrumental to Paris's presence on the cocktail map.
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At 247,000 approvals, the New York metro area approved the most number of H-1B visa workers during the same time period, though New York City was in the bottom 10 cities of the overall Expat City Ranking.
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In 2017, the city's Court of Final Appeal found the Hong Kong government's refusal to grant a partner visa to the wife of a British expat was unconstitutional, even though the city does not recognize same-sex marriage.
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The Associated Press, which stationed an expat here even during the Taliban years, has had no foreign bureau chief or correspondent since November, leading to speculation that The A.P. isn't going to put foreign correspondents here any longer.
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Norway is a newcomer to the Expat Explorer survey's top ten and expats in the country are most likely to experience an improvement in their work-life balance, with 20163 percent of expats saying their work-life balance improved.
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In 2011 we decided to move back to the US, in part because we were concerned that our children were growing up in an expat bubble and becoming entitled; we wanted them to have a more "normal" American childhood.
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The union ban on pilot training has made it more difficult for the airline to promote pilots quickly when it has been expanding capacity and also when a global pilot shortage prompted some expat pilots to take other jobs.
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He admitted the $14.99 a month subscription could prove too costly outside the expat heavy markets of Hong Kong and Singapore and did not expect many people in Myanmar or Bangladesh to subscribe and watch the English league final.
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Which makes it striking that they are also the demographic being celebrated in "Crazy Rich Asians," a movie that begins with a sequence in which Chinese-expat gossip spreads from New York to Singapore via, you guessed it, WeChat.
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"The baby could have a filing requirement if he's getting money from the royal family, while payments for public appearances could be deemed income and taxable in the U.S.," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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Mr. Reintjes, the C.E.O., recently heard about a guy walking through the Detroit airport with a Yeti Hopper; he was an American expat businessmen, taking a cooler loaded with Chick-fil-A back to his family in Hong Kong.
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A mass movement of North Korean troops and weapons toward the border; the arrival of American warships; the evacuation of 200,000 American civilians, and far more expat Chinese, from South Korea; the elevation of the Defcon military alert status.
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Hours later, speaking from the balcony of his party's headquarters in Ankara, cheered on by thousands of supporters below, he suggested a connection between the opposition, expat voters in America and a violent coup attempt that rocked Turkey two summers ago.
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Millionaire expat Hugh Jackman still gives it to his daughter, and last year, a national breakfast television show ran a piece on the "shocking" trend among health-conscious Australian parents of swapping their children's butter-laden Fairy Bread for fruit sticks.
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It started out as a small lending library in the early 1990s, when then-expat Alexandra Pearson saw how hard it was to get English-language books in China, beyond the tightly edited selection of classics offered in government-run stores.
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There had been other scant but more accurate descriptions of him, including this from the memoir of revolutionary expat Victor Serge: Grigory Yakovlevich Yakovin, aged thirty, had returned from Germany, on which country he had just written an excellent book.
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Adding to the regulatory uncertainty, the government last year introduced requirements for foreigners to be proficient in Indonesian and for companies to hire 10 locals for every expat, only to backtrack less than 12 months later after businesses raised strong protests.
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You see, Madame Close once played Olivia Pace, an American author living in Paris who was sent from above, like an expat angel, to guide Kate Hudson through the headaches of French social customs in the 2003 classic Le Divorce.
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Kargo — which is not to be confused by the Indonesia company of the same name that's backed by Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick — was started in 2800 by Alexander Wicks, an Australian expat who had previously run digital marketing businesses.
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Here are the top five career destinations for expats: The home of global banking hubs Zurich and Geneva came top of the Expat survey, with 65 percent of expats in Switzerland saying the country offers higher salaries than at home.
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Polish companies and international firms with a presence in Poland are making concerted efforts to attract expat Poles, with companies such as McKinsey reaching out to Polish students' societies in Britain, for example, says Agata Dmoch, a solicitor in Birmingham.
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The country isn't just appealing to tourists, however — in HSBC's 2019 expat survey, Switzerland was named the best place in the world to live and work, and the Swiss city of Zurich topped Deutsche Bank's 2019 quality of life ranking.
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On Last Week Tonight, Bee's fellow Daily Show expat John Oliver deals with it by delivering long monologues that delve deep into bureaucratic and societal dysfunction, with the host growing more and more bewildered by all the ineptitude he's uncovered.
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After teasing an attraction between space station expat Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and Grounder Commander Lexa (Alycia Debnam-Carey), "Thirteen" finally let them have sex and a happy moment — only to immediately kill Lexa with a stray bullet meant for Clarke.
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The category a person is assigned at a border — asylee, refugee, forced migrant, economic migrant, expat, citizen — is determined by where she comes from, and will in turn decide her fate, and even, at times, whether she lives or dies.
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Through a mixture of luck, determination and the strong English skills that subsequently allowed her to write "Under Red Skies," she secured jobs as a writer for a Beijing expat magazine and then as a researcher for The New York Times.
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By referring to Mr. Unsworth as 'sus,' he did not intend to convey any specific facts capable of being proven true or false, but that Mr. Unsworth was 'just a weird guy' or some 'creepy-ass expat looking for press.
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The crowd was mostly young Egyptians with maybe 223 percent expat foreigners that either knew me or my friend Khodor Ellaik (a brilliant musician from Beirut that I am playing with in the Cairo and Beirut shows on this trip).
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Crespino's answer as to Lee is an unequivocal yes, and he links Lee's split vision to the lifelong game of hide-and-seek between Nelle Lee, the down-home fisherman, and Harper Lee, the literary expat who was happiest in Manhattan.
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Paglen moved to Berlin partly for financial reasons — ''I wanted to hire people, not spend $10,000 a month on a studio in Sunset Park'' — but seems to have found a home amid the city's young expat artists and WikiLeaks types.
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Later that night I joined an American expat couple for a food crawl around Rue Desforges in Port Louis, gorging on poulet roti (roast chicken), mine frite (noodles) and crepes draped in Nutella and condensed milk and dusted with fresh coconut.
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Though the city has a high cost of living, it is also home to the second highest average expat salary globally, and many respondents said they enjoyed a better home and car in San Francisco than in their home city.
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" In a recent filing to the court Musk insisted that his "pedo guy" taunt wasn't him accusing Unsworth of being a pedophile but, rather, was him saying Unsworth was "'just a weird guy' or some 'creepy-ass expat looking for press.
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"If you're someone who happens to be born in the U.S. to French or German parents and you leave at an early age, you don't associate with being a U.S. person," said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services.
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Qatar, alongside several other Gulf nations including Bahrain, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia, operate a system of expat employment known as "kafala," which only enables foreign workers under an in-country sponsor who are responsible for their legal status and visa.
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Others make culinary pilgrimages from France's boot-shaped neighbor, swelling an Italian expat community in the Paris area that officially numbers around 163,000, according to the Italian consul general, Emilia Gatto, though she estimates the actual figure to be double that.
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For the second year in a row, Taiwan's capital was named the No. 1 city for expats to move abroad for work, according to the annual Expat Insider survey by InterNations, an online resource group for expats around the world.
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The most common error filers make tends to be when they fail to report one of their accounts on the FBAR, according to David McKeegan, an expatriate and co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services of New York and Bali, Indonesia.
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"Most expat pilots will have a serious re-think ... if the (housing) allowance is cut too drastically," said one of nine Cathay captains interviewed by Reuters - none of whom wanted to be named because of the sensitivity of the matter.
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But since the 1990s, a small French expat community, attracted by the romanticism of Harlem, its strong sense of community and colorful history, as well as by comparatively lower real estate prices, has sprung up, and, inevitably, so have French restaurants.
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Since the hurricane, her efforts have shifted to rebuilding the agricultural landscape through Fondo de Resiliencia, the Puerto Rican resilience fund she formed with mainland expat Irene Vilar in response to one of the most devastating climate events to pass over Puerto Rico.
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Readers, it's been nearly seven months since we launched Money Diaries, and through the series we've seen what it's like to live as an expat in Shanghai, backpack through Malaysia with only your savings, and work as a cam girl in San Francisco.
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He also brought together a team of all-star locals helmed by director general and expat John Sean Fagan, Mexico City-born distiller José Pablo Raña Zorrilla, and civil engineer Martha Cardoso, a Oaxaca Mixe native who oversaw the construction of the distillery.
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That's why every year, the InterNations expat network asks people from 187 countries and regions to rate various aspects of their home away from home, from the cost of living, to the quality of medical care, to the ease of making local friends.
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As with most other jurisdictions in Russia in the late 1990s, the Moscow region was run as a Tammany-style racket, as Russian expat journalist Leonid Bershidsky has observed, drawing from his own experience publishing an investigative book on that place and era.
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Known for their high-concept, slightly psychedelic designs (T-shirts digitally printed with witchy-looking images of trees and moons; caps adorned with facsimiles of the human eye) Moon Collective is created by the California expat Ben King, an artist and graphic designer.
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"There were some craft beers before we started in 2014, but in very limited spots and not the brands we are representing today," said co-owner Marek Novak, another expat drawn from Czechoslovakia by Koh Tao's reputation as a scuba diving hub.
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Last March in Beijing an expat mother, Elaine, and her seven-year-old son Boden took an Uber ride that turned out to be more dramatic than the usual routine of dodgy local radio and small talk about smog with the driver.
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When, in the 1990s, Eric Mindling, an American expat and the founder of Traditions Mexico Tours, set out to map these villages, he met an old-timer in San Marcos who could recite on one hand the years in which outsiders had visited.
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"It's time to be an expat and set up the next bohemian paradise compound where we can gather and conspire," he informed his followers on Instagram, where he is often pictured wearing little besides a huge fur coat that looks like Chewbacca's pelt.
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The trappings of her expat life are fancy — designer clothes, an extravagant apartment, jaunts to Spain and Italy — but Annabel finds Swiss life stultifying, and she's annoyed when her husband, Matthew, seems reluctant to leave Geneva after their agreed-upon two-year stint.
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PARIS, Jan 25 (Reuters) - French automotive group PSA , maker of the Peugeot and Citroen brands, said in a statement it will repatriate expat staff and their families from the Wuhan area in China, which is at the centre of an outbreak of coronavirus.
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As an expat, Hewat found absurd the idea that postwar Britain had at last begun to dismantle the rigid class determinations that striated the country for centuries, and he was looking for a novel way to expose the lie of the new egalitarianism.
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The Vromans and the Catchingses car-pooled their kids to school; the group included a little girl named Tamika Catchings, a future star in the W.N.B.A. In Italy, the Vromans met Joe Bryant, another expat basketball player, who was known as Jelly Bean.
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"Never saw this British expat guy who lives in Thailand (sus) at any point when we were in the caves," he wrote in a response to one critic, before saying that he would make a video showing his "mini-sub" was fully operational.
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Mr. Dean deserves credit for chronicling the fraught byways of Will's moral reckoning, and he is ably supported by a large company that includes Major "Moogy" Sumner as a Dharug patriarch and Jeremy Sims as a disruptive English expat tellingly named Smasher.
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New court filings argue that when Musk called the British expat Vernon Unsworth a "pedo guy," he did not mean to accuse him of pedophilia — even though Musk later hired a private investigator to determine whether Unsworth was, in fact, a pedo.
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Before the Dutch referendum last year, Mr. Kornilov campaigned against the Ukraine trade deal, describing himself benignly as "a Ukrainian expat in The Hague" who was "stunned by the seemingly endless stream of lies and propaganda" about Russia and felt obliged to respond.
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Mr. Dean deserves credit for chronicling the fraught byways of Will's moral reckoning, and he is ably supported by a large company that includes Major "Moogy" Sumner as a Dharug patriarch and Jeremy Sims as a disruptive English expat tellingly named Smasher.
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Lowder is the American expat heading all 12 of the beverage programs at the luxury hotel, including Charles H. Lowder explained that in Korea, you need an importing license to get your hands on any foreign bar item, from syrups to bitters to vermouth.
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It is especially worried about mobile apps that facilitate transactions through hundi, an informal money-transfer system in which an expat transfers an amount of money to an agent wherever they are based, and an equivalent payment is made in taka back in Bangladesh.
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But when they're talking about your life — and it is my life because sure, I could go live outside the country, but I would always feel like an expat, whether or not I had citizenship — you feel a little like you've been taken hostage.
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In Istanbul, two of the men waited for more than 30 days before making contact at a coffee shop in the Aksaray neighborhood — a Syrian expat district in Istanbul crowded with refugees escaping the war and known as a major hub for sex trafficking.
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In a French city, far, far away, an expat journalist (Bill Murray) assembled the finest reporters he knew to write about politics, world news, and stories of the day for an international magazine as an offshoot to The Liberty, Kansas Evening Sun, an American newspaper.
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By 20143, as many as 100,000 Sub-Saharan Africans had flocked to Guangzhou, according to Professor Adams Bodomo's book "Africans in China" -- if true, it would have been the largest African expat community in Asia -- all chasing the same dream of getting rich in China.
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From Sakti Burman's surrealist depictions of Indian and European myths to Krishna Reddy's expressionist printmaking, and from Sabavala's Cubist vibrancy to Raza's expressionist landscapes, the works on view are a striking sample of the creativity borne within France's undersung community of expat Indian artists.
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Living the expat life à la famed author Ernest Hemingway may be the dream of many, but whether you're looking to move abroad for retirement or just searching for a change of pace, choosing the right place to move to can be a daunting task.
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It's also the site of a few apocryphal line items that haven't quite entered the official historical record—like a disaffected pond-builder who haunts the town via cat-drawn chariot and a pair of British expat-alchemists who claimed to turn lead into gold.
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"It is highly distressing that Semafo made the decision to protect its expat workers by flying them to its mines precisely because of past attacks on ground convoys, and yet continues to rely on exposed ground convoys for its local workers," Mr. Wanless said.
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If your company is giving you two days to make up your mind about resettling in a new land, head instantly for the nearest expat bar — you can find it through the local English-language newspaper or digital equivalent — and interrogate the people sitting there.
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The former is a fish-out-of-water comedy that follows a neurotic American expat in London as she exits a long-term lesbian relationship and comes out as bisexual; the latter is a coming-of-age drama set in a gay conversion camp.
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They asked Irish expat and heritage organizations in the US, including The New York Irish Center and The Irish Cultural Center of New England, to rate actors' attempts at Irish accents in some top movies in which an American actor has played an Irish character.
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Officially, Bralima doesn't allow passengers — a dinged-up metal sign disavows company responsibility for any "unauthorized" travelers — so it took a day of negotiation (and a payment) to persuade the captain to take me and my guides, a white expat and a native Congolese.
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There, surrounded by expat writers and musicians stuck in their web of drug-taking and drama, she found refuge in the souks of Tangier and planted the seeds for what would eventually become "Couscous and Other Good Food From Morocco," which she published in 1973.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary face being hit hard by Brexit, a new ING report estimates, as changes to key supply chains and a drop in expat worker remittances compound what could be a 21.5 percent cut in the countries' EU funding.
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There was a circle of expat labor workers surrounding us; [I've found that] they're mostly the people who stare as they often come from largely populated, under-developed countries so they're not used to seeing people dress in metallic pink-lamé coats in the middle of summer.
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I find it really sad that a phenomenon that has caused death and has meant a general impoverishment of our land and culture is sold as a laughable token to take back once you visited the Island What perspective does your distance as an expat give you?
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"Capital controls that limit access to foreign exchange rewards insiders and undermines the stated goals of Nigeria to increase domestic production because both Nigerian and expat investors alike tell us many businesses are unable to obtain the capital to purchase badly needed intermediate goods," she said.
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In a poll by YouGov for HSBC's expat-banking division, two-thirds of British pensioners in Spain cited the lower cost of living as a reason for their move, compared with only a fifth of those in France, who were keener on the culture and lifestyle.
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The value of a typical expat package for middle managers in Hong Kong, has fallen by two percent in U.S. dollar terms over the past five years, while the value of their benefits has fallen five percent over the same period, according to consultancy firm ECA International.
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The story from Natalie Beach offers details about how Calloway first propelled to Instagram fame as an American expat documenting her college life in the UK, and sharing stories that many of us would rather leave to our diaries, never to see the light of day.
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American soldiers in expat-friendly Itaewon and other cities near military bases introduced the dance form to South Koreans in the 1980s, but it was a visiting Korean-American hip-hop promoter named John Jay Chon who is credited with spawning the B-boy explosion in Seoul.
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In that year, Swiss expat and cheese importer Caroline Hostettler started the "Adopt-an-Alp" program, allowing US cheese sellers to "adopt" Alpine cheesemakers who still practice transhumance, bringing those labor-intensive cheeses into their stores and educating their customers on how they were made—and by whom.
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In the now-deleted tweet, Musk also requested video of the cave rescue, then promised proof that his rescue mission strategy with the miniature submarine would have actually worked: Never saw this British expat guy who lives in Thailand (sus) at any point when we were in the caves.
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Rabbani's relationship to his own family history is complicated: when it comes to talking about how he ended up leaving Afghanistan and living the expat life, he's tight-lipped, and asks me to keep references to his family to a minimum—the better to shine light on the music.
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He got confused by what he owed to the Colombian government and what he owed to the U.S. "The mistakes I made, coupled with the complications of being an expat, is making me use an accountant," said Feldsott, 30, who used to file on his own using tax software.
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Garnering 12,500 responses from individuals representing 166 nationalities and living in 188 countries or territories, the Expat Insider survey asked participants a range of questions regarding quality of life, cost of living, safety and education to get insight on the best places to live and work abroad in 2017.
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Some countries ranked highest in certain categories — Luxembourg is best for economic outlook and job security, while Panama has great work-life balance — but a combination of high marks in economic outlook, job satisfaction, working hours and work-life balance helped Vietnam secure the top spot for expat workers.
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The Australian expat Tammy Gordon opened it with her Peruvian husband, José Francisco, in 2003, bringing on the Argentine chef Luis Alberto Sacilotto, formerly of Lima's La Gloria, to create dishes such as Peruvian potato gnocchi and fillet of alpaca with a creamy pepper sauce and yucca soufflé.
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Fair Care As a Filipina expat, I read Rachel Aviv's article about Emma, a Filipina domestic worker who came to the U.S. to support her large family in the Philippines and has not seen them for sixteen years, with sadness and anger ("The Cost of Caring," April 11th).
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The show's sixty-three artists are a multifarious lot, from the New Mexico-based upstart known as Puppies Puppies and the local activists in Occupy Museums to the painters Tala Madani, who was born in Tehran and works in L.A., and Jo Baer, an octogenarian American expat in Amsterdam.
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Different Caribbean countries and expat communities have gone on to develop their own traditional takes on the annual festival, and the first part of Saturday's program will be a discussion of the history of two Trinidadian staples: the steelpan instrument and "ole mas," a form of street theater.
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It's an assertion of supremacy The Outsider makes no move to subvert or diverge from as it fits the yakuza genre around its foreign expat, who's welcomed into an Osaka clan after coming to the aid of a high-ranking member (played by Tadanobu Asano) while they're both behind bars.
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Min himself is an expat from America (there are a lot of us here!), New York specifically, who previously had been a VP at JP Morgan and then founded a fintech company called Sakkonet Technology that's still going strong, and he happens to be a cycling enthusiast going back to childhood.
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"Tax requirements like the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) and the report of foreign bank and financial accounts (FBAR) start to become more painful for people and they write to their congressperson, seeking action, " said David McKeegan, co-founder of Greenback Expat Tax Services and an American residing in Indonesia.
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Zuma and his closest supporters already stood accused of having questionable links with the Guptas -- a wealthy expat Indian family with vast business interests in South Africa -- after an official report by the former public protector, an anti-corruption watchdog, found evidence of possible government corruption and recommended an official inquiry.
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We thought the Spanish were our friends a few months ago, but then someone whacked a great big lie on the side of a bus, and now we're ready to weaponise the expat community, forcibly annex the Costa del Sol and turn the Alhambra into a holiday home for Prince Charles.
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I'm thinking of this today because I just did an interview with a Canadian expat who relocated to Coronado, Panama, and the phrase she used to describe the life she and her husband now live in this bustling little beach town west of Panama City is still stuck in my head.
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The comedy trend has grown so much, more experienced Vietnamese and expat comedians living in Ho Chi Minh City are increasingly touring around the country and throughout Southeast Asia's burgeoning comedy network — performing in clubs, bars and restaurants in Hanoi, Hue, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hong Kong, Phnom Penh and Jakarta.
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Gallup poll findings released in January indicate that record numbers of Americans want to make a similar move, and Malte Zeeck, the chief executive, at InterNations, a global expat network, confirmed that more and more Americans were heading abroad to pursue romantic relationships, employment opportunities and a lower cost of living.
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"Their attractive climates have drawn a large population of U.K. pensioners… Cyprus also has a very large expat population working in the U.K., which pays an estimated 0.6 percent of GDP (gross domestic product) in remittances to Cyprus per year, the highest in Europe outside of the Baltics," according to S&P.
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The other high point of this concert will be when Dima Orsho, a Syrian composer-soprano, joins Kai Wessel, a German countertenor, for a performance of her deeply moving symphonic poem, "Those Forgotten on the Banks of the Euphrates", accompanied by musicians from Hamburg with players from the Syrian Expat Philharmonic Orchestra.
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But over time, I found myself answering the question of where I was from more often in that circle of friends than ever before (in hindsight, I should have adopted the Madonna transatlantic accent), and the longer I was living stateside, the more out of touch I felt with the expat groups.
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After five albums and a few fistfuls of EPs and splits, the members—vocalist/guitarist Ryan Lipynksy, bassist Jay Newman and drummer Darren Verni—pulled their own plug and decided to focus on Serpentine Path, the doom-death outfit they'd recently formed with British expat and former Electric Wizard member Tim Bagshaw.
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A small man with a wide grin and a monkish buzz cut, he is an autodidact and former engineer and the reason educational PBS is on the TV. He provides Scrabble and discussions on Thomas Paine for a slew of regulars ranging from English expat investment bankers to restaurant deliverymen ending their shifts.
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Among the alleged co-conspirators listed in the ODOG indictment are a former NFL running back, a beachfront restaurant owner, a down-on-his-luck Hollywood private investigator, a San Diego accountant, a general contractor who had once managed a famous African musician, an American expat in Peru, and a career criminal known as Tank.
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But generations of toxic cultural indoctrination do not die easily and even now, weeks later, I'm still trying to get over it and my suspicions about some of my expat neighbors, many of whom like me are from the United States and travel around the world towing their own racial baggage as white Americans.
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They live with their 1- and 4-year-old children in a modest, sparsely furnished three-bedroom apartment in central Tokyo's expat-heavy Moto-Azabu district, traveling every other weekend to their beach house in Hayama, a quiet seaside getaway an hour outside of Tokyo where the Japanese imperial family has long maintained a home.
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After Mr. Lin experienced some frustration with the scarcity of local ingredients in Hong Kong, where he was born and had worked (he grew up in Canada), Taiwan appealed as fertile ground on which to pursue his goal of cooking with the seasons, alongside two other expat chefs: Kai Ward (Australian) and Long Xiong (American).
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"The ban goes against a few values that I hold dear: freedom of choice as a consumer and freedom to get access to less harmful products," says Brice L, a French expat living in Hong Kong who asked that CNN did not use his last name due to the legal sensitivities surrounding e-cigarettes.
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Earlier this month, Roya Mahboob, an Afghan expat tech entrepreneur and the team's founder, sent a letter to Ms. Trump, who had been so enthusiastic about the team, pleading that the youth of Afghanistan not be forgotten in the talks; last week, Ms. Mahboob met with the United States' special envoy for Afghan reconciliation.
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"It's too risky to leave," the British expat living in Singapore told CNBC over the up coming vote on whether U.K. voters will decide to leave the EU. Lawford moved from the U.K. and is voting for her home country to remain in the EU through a proxy vote, where her friend will cast the vote on her behalf.
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Luca Guadagnino's deeply humane adaptation of André Aciman's 2007 novel centers around Elio Perlman (Timothée Chalamet), a scholarly 17-year-old who spends his summers at the family villa in Italy with his deliciously liberal parents, who annually host a grad student to help Elio's father (Michael Stuhlbarg) — an expat professor — with his academic research on Greco-Roman culture.
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"In the wake of Jamal Khashoggi's murder, the repressive Gulf states seem confident that their global hunt of expat dissidents can continue without fear of consequences," said Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei, director of advocacy for the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy in London, referring to the killing of the prominent Saudi journalist in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.
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Kurdish expat and Montrealer Zayne Akyol constructs a straightforward picture of the life of women in the PKK, but I sense a lack of focus in the coverage of the training routines and PKK gatherings that subtracts from the film's substance, and prevents Sozdar's words from reaching the heights of Angelo's in La natura delle cose.
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Recently released court documents from a defamation case in US federal court show that Musk retained Howard-Higgins after the self-proclaimed investigator cold-emailed him offering to "dig deep" into Vernon Unsworth, a British expat who played a key role in the rescue of a boys soccer team from a Thailand cave system in July 2018.
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There are five areas in Nicaragua where the infrastructure and expat communities can offer you a different life than the one you are used to in the U.S. San Juan del Sur (where I live) is often called "the party town on the beach," but it has also been finding its way as an art town.
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And with so much in transportation costs (I'm not about that 3.723-hour-bus-ride life – I'll take a flight, please), and all the nice-ish bars and restaurants we end up going to with expat friends (which are much cheaper than in the States, but not the same as a $1 bowl of noodles) we are often close to $100/day here.
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Instead, the English expat can often be found poolside, hanging out with her son, Wylie, 6, and daughter, Teddy, 1, in a shockingly normal neighborhood in California's San Fernando Valley, just north of L.A. "One of my oldest pals said it's like the neighborhood in E.T.," she tells Dwell of her choice to forgo the city's more star-studded enclaves.
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As a seasoned expat mom living in stereotypical Dutch suburbia (I also wrote a book about Dutch parenting with my co-author Michele Hutchison), it isn't hard for me to indulge in the six secrets as to why kids here are the happiest: In 2013, a study from the European Journal of Developmental Psychology examined the temperamental differences between U.S. and Dutch babies.
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The Lover by Marguerite Duras (1985) Speaking of decisions thought less damaging while under the narcotic influence of adolescence: Marguerite Duras's The Lover is the story of a teenage expat girl who reinvents herself by dressing in a man's fedora and a pair of gold shoes, after which she meets a Chinese millionaire twelve years her senior and begins a passionate, erotic, statutory love affair with him.
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"One of the key benefits of the globalized world we live in is there is likely to be someone you can learn from when it comes to moving," John Goddard, head of HSBC Expat, told CNBC Make It. "People have been crossing borders for work for decades, and they can be a valuable source of insight and knowledge to anyone looking to make the move today."
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Occupation: Digital PlannerIndustry: AdvertisingAge: 303Location: Amsterdam, NetherlandsSalary: $55,542Paycheck Amount (Monthly): $3,435 (I get a 30% reimbursement ruling being an expat.) Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $961 (We own our house and get $572 back per month for the first year of paying our mortgage.)Loan Payment: $67 (I'm paying off an ambulance fee.)Premium Health Insurance: $200 (I had a choice and wanted this package.)Apartment Fund: $9.563 (All residents chip into this.
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Better weather tops the list for the mainly British and northern European expat population seeking bluer skies, but also the opportunity for more outdoor living… good-quality, fresh food… fantastic and accessible art, history, and culture… dependable and high-quality health care… beautiful and varied countryside… good infrastructure yet little to no traffic… and, above all, a slower pace of life that comes inherent with this tranquil, peaceful town.
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If this multigenerational cast of characters has the reach of an epic novel, Delury's overarching interest lies in the more interior realms of identity and self-reinvention: the hardscrabble urban childhood fabricated by a country gentry, the counterfeit blood connection between a humorless government official and his schizophrenic fraternal twin brother, the reinvented persona of an expat educator in Madagascar, the split identities of Americans living in France.
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"There is a sense that, yes, work's important and you need to get your work done to a high quality, but you also need to make sure it's balanced appropriately," Alex Calvert, an expat who has lived in Copenhagen for seven years with his wife and two kids, tells CNBC Make It. To be as efficient as possible, Danes don't really socialize at work, or take breaks to run errands, Mellish says.
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Having been an expat in Mumbai, I'm always looking for food that transports me back to the three years I spent there, and was intrigued when a friend told me about the inordinate amount of Indo-Chinese food in the neighboring suburban towns of Edison and Iselin, N.J., a vibrant Little India renowned for having excellent Indo-Chinese food, a cuisine that is proof that Indians can make any culture's food uniquely their own.
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Ferraro said that of this basket -- which includes things like the cost eating out at restaurants, eating at home, clothes, personal care items and electrical appliances -- accommodation continued to be the main factor that made expat living expensive in all countries outside of the U.S. "If you look at the top 10, eight were already there last year, so there were no major changes, but there is not one single American city in there," said Ferraro.
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The CDC has said that "sexual transmission may be a more likely means of transmission for Zika virus than previously considered," but Dr. Leslie Lobel, an American expat who is currently the chair of the department of microbiology, immunology and genetics at Ben Gurion University in Israel, doesn't think there's a lot to be concerned about—and he's one of the world's few people who can call themselves Ebola experts and has researched virology for over a decade.
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