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Brexit has been on everyone’s minds for a long time now, and it’s especially concerning for those who would like to study abroad but aren’t sure what their options are. Take a look at our article highlighting the latest news.If you’re moving abroad it’s important to make sure the whole family can go with you; here’s how to take your pets to Canada.

Singapore continually tops surveys of places to move abroad, but why do people love it so much? We did some research to see why it’s one of the top places for expats.

If you’re leaving the UK, healthcare can be a big worry, especially if you’re going somewhere that doesn’t have state-funded options. Take a look at our feature on healthcare for British expats in the USA.

This week's podcast looks at an interesting initiative in Amsterdam, which helps expats to settle in and make connections in the community whilst also making furniture!

Our columnist June Finnigan is looking forward to the rest of 2019: here are her thoughts on January in Tuscany and her upcoming plans.

Would you like to share your experience of life abroad with other expats? Answer the questions here to be featured in an interview!

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Expat Focus Financial Update February 2024 #expat #expatlife

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Some pretty big life events happened around the time Australian expat Rachael Kowald turned 30. She moved from London to Glasgow for the lower cost of living, returned to school as a mature age student, and then, she decided to buy a house! Rachael’s studying nursing, she also works as a carer for people with spinal cord injuries and - now she’s a homeowner. In this interview, we talk about how she got into college and then university as a foreigner, the different streams of nursing study that you can choose between in Scotland, the house-buying process and local living costs.

Some pretty big life events happened around the time Australian expat Rachael Kowald turned 30. She moved from London to Glasgow for the lower cost of living, returned to school as a mature age student, and then, she decided to buy a house!

Rachael’s studying nursing, she also works as a carer for people with spinal cord injuries and - now she’s a homeowner.

In this interview, we talk about how she got into college and then university as a foreigner, the different streams of nursing study that you can choose between in Scotland, the house-buying process and local living costs.

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Returning To Study And Buying A Home As An Expat In Scotland

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For more details visit https://www.expatfocus.com/articles/expat-focus-financial-update-january-2024 SUMMARY Finland's Schengen Visa Changes:
Finland has increased the minimum daily amount required under Schengen visas to €50 and introduced new financial rules due to the rising cost of living. UK-Australia Post-Brexit Deal:
A trade deal between the UK and Australia benefits businesses like Audoo, boosting trade by 53% and contributing over £2 million to the UK economy. Tax Changes in Czechia:
Expats in Czechia face significant legislative changes in 2024, including VAT changes, property tax hikes, and income tax adjustments. Thailand's New Tax Regulations:
New tax rules in Thailand may impact the appeal of the country as a retirement destination for expats, potentially reshaping the Thai property market. Portugal's Tax Changes:
Portugal's Non-Habitual Resident tax system offers attractive tax rates for expats, leading to a rush of North Americans relocating before tax changes. Learn how this can benefit you!

For more details visit https://www.expatfocus.com/articles/expat-focus-financial-update-january-2024

SUMMARY

Finland's Schengen Visa Changes:
Finland has increased the minimum daily amount required under Schengen visas to €50 and introduced new financial rules due to the rising cost of living.

UK-Australia Post-Brexit Deal:
A trade deal between the UK and Australia benefits businesses like Audoo, boosting trade by 53% and contributing over £2 million to the UK economy.

Tax Changes in Czechia:
Expats in Czechia face significant legislative changes in 2024, including VAT changes, property tax hikes, and income tax adjustments.

Thailand's New Tax Regulations:
New tax rules in Thailand may impact the appeal of the country as a retirement destination for expats, potentially reshaping the Thai property market.

Portugal's Tax Changes:
Portugal's Non-Habitual Resident tax system offers attractive tax rates for expats, leading to a rush of North Americans relocating before tax changes. Learn how this can benefit you!

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Expat Focus Financial Update January 2024

Expat Focus 31 January 2024 1:19 pm

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