Expats Alone at Home in Germany
by Hilly van Swol-Ulbrich A hot and sultry summer’s day in Frankfurt, Germany. “Oh”… says Dewi,“I am amused, while at home in…
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How I Fell in Love With a German City
by Martha Andrus I fell in love, at first sight, with a beautiful, quaint city called Rothenbach O.T. Upon entering the city…
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by Martha Andrus The Netherlands is bordered by Germany, so it is not uncommon to find many Dutch roaming the rolling hills…
Read more →Are Leaseback Schemes in France Too Good to be True?
by Deborah Kent For UK buyers considering entering the French market, there is one purchase option that stands out in terms of…
Read more →What You Need to Know Before Moving to Paris
by Kathryn Valdal Fourie Shortly after moving to Paris, the fascination with the city of lights and the capital of romance can…
Read more →Finding your dream home in France – Part 1
Buying a home in France can be a complex process. From finding your dream home to relocating to France there are many…
Read more →Employing tradespeople (artisans) legally in France
by Ben Hermer, Artisan Anglais So many British citizens are now moving to France or buying a holiday home here that the…
Read more →Counselling in France
by Anne Poulton A relatively new website for ex-patriates called “Counselling in France” can be accessed at www.counsellinginfrance.com. The site aims to…
Read more →Mexican Bus Music
by Doug Bower I’ve observed that Mexican music falls into two classes. One is very, very good; the other is so horrible…
Read more →Mexican Living Survival Tip # 2 – The Language Barrier
by Doug Bower Let me begin this next column in the series with a generalized statement: The Spanish you learn in a…
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