Moving to Vilnius, Lithuania By Expat Exchange Member One member shares advice about moving to Vilnius, Lithuania -- from avoiding brand new flats that may be poorly constructed to insisting on a steel door.

Pre-Boomer Lifestyle on the Mexican Riviera By Jim Scherrer If you're a Baby Boomer and haven't yet lost all of your money in your 401k or IRA, it's not too late; come on down to Puerto Vallarta and join the Pre-Boomers.

Repatriation By Katie Dotson Just returning from a two-year stint in Belgium, Dotson is working on reassimilating into American culture and finding a sense of normalcy back "home."

Retirement Planning for Americans Abroad By David Kuenzi David Kuenzi addresses the problem of Benefitting from the significant tax advantages of qualified retirement accounts is difficult because of their complexity, especially when the special tax implications of living abroad are factored in.

My First Steps in Costa Rica! By Romain Romain describes his first days in Costa Rica, "Of course, I haven't yet met any scary snakes or spiders bigger than my hand, but I'm not afraid any more. Do you know why? Because this country gives you confidence. Because people here give you faith in what you can accomplish."

Why Americans Should Never, Ever Own Shares In a Non-US Incorporated Mutual Fund By David Kuenzi The Obama administration is pushing through legislation and administrative changes designed to increase tax compliance among American citizens living abroad. For most expats who properly file their taxes, the implications are minimal with the exception of taxation on investments of non-US mutual funds, hedge funds and other types of pooled investments.

Estate Taxes for Hong Kong Residents: Dying Can be an Expensive Business By Howard Bilton Despite the abolition of the estate duty in Hong Kong, many residents of Hong Kong are subject to estate duties or inheritance taxes by other countries, where they have investments or are domiciled.

House Hunters International: Casting the upcoming season NOW!!! By House Hunters International Casting Call from the popular expat show, House Hunters International. If you're in the final stages of closing on a home or have recently bought property abroad, you could be featured on this hit show!

Moving Overseas and Positive Thinking By Joshua Wood If you are moving overseas or already have, your outlook on your international living experience is a key determinant to the level of happiness and satisfaction you'll enjoy while living abroad. If you can find some way to focus on your strengths and minimize the time you spend worrying about your weaknesses, you'll be one step ahead of the game.

Living in Al Ain, UAE By Expat Exchange Member Considering a move to Al Ain, UAE? One member shares their experiences and offers advice about meet others, finding a job in Al Ain and more.

A Day In The Life Of a Teacher Abroad By Anne Keeling Michael Wainwright taught primary music and drama to 3 to 11 year olds at the Overseas School of Colombo in Sri Lanka for two years. Here is an account of a typical day there. Michael is now teaching in an international school in Dresden, Germany.

Moving to Mexico - No Checklist Required By Ron Hoff Ron Hoff calls himself a Gringo who discovered that you can make a living and enjoy the good life on a Baja California, Mexico beach. This heartfelt article describes his transformation in his new home on the Baja.

What Surprises you the most about the Argentines? By Eleonore Monfort What can you expect from Argentines if you move to Argentina? Here is a great multi-perspective article on what you'll encounter in an incredible, multi-cultural country.

Adjusting to Expat Life By Expat Exchange Members Adjusting to life abroad can be a challenge. We recently asked members to share their experiences with settling in and culture shock.

"The Change Loop" and the Emotions of Redundancy By Kelly Magowan There are numerous changes that can be brought about in an environment such as the one created by the current turbulence in the world economy. This has obviously impacted the careers of a vast number of people, including expats. Kelly Magowan of Six Figures helps put it all in perspective.

Don't Worry, Be Happy By ACS International Schools Find some great advice from parents and children of ACS International School on how to best settle your kids into their new school in a foreign land.

Stress and the Expat - Handling Culture Shock and the Cultural Adjustment of Living Overseas By Lance Castille Every expat has to contend with settling in to their new life in a new culture. Culture shock is a reality for many, and Lance Castille has some great ideas to help manage the impact of an international relocation.

Finance Topics: What Americans Abroad Need to Know about Portfolio Management when Living Abroad By David Kuenzi Expats often inquire about their special needs as investors when they transfer their life abroad. This article by Thun Financial's David Kuenzi offers useful advice on how to approach the realities of international investment and more.

It's Not Timing the Market – It's Time IN the Market By Steven Grover Steven Grover provides some investment advice for expatriates in this tough economic environment.

10 Tips for Living in Argentina By Caroline Here is some great advice for expatriates living in Argentina!

Living in Finland: Finnish Educational System By Marja Saviaro Saviaro provides an overview of the Finnish educational system for expat interested in exploring local schools.

Finance Topics: Currency Management & Global Investing By David Kuenzi David Kuenzi from Thun Financial discusses the PFIC taxation rules and Currency Management for Americans abroad.

10 Common Myths (and One Uncommon Truth) About Culture Shock By Nancy Longatan Longatan outlines 10 common myths about culture shock and one uncommon one. She'll help you see why culture shock is a gift.

Vienna, Amsterdam, Berlin; Teacher Finds International Opportunities A Dream By Anne Keeling When Rudi Powell was about to retire after 35 years of teaching in the UK he heard of a job opportunity in Vienna International School in Austria. He enjoyed teaching abroad so much he went on to positions in Rotterdam and Berlin.

Having a Baby in Chipping Norton, England By Expat Exchange Member Live in Chipping Norton and having a baby? One member shares her experience having a baby with the help of midwives.

Got to Go: What to Know: Minimizing Schooling Challenges When Repatriation is Abrupt By Elizabeth Perelstein Due to the recession, some families are being moved home earlier than had been planned, or transferred to local status. How does an abrupt repatriation affect your kids? How will it affect their schooling and emotional well being?

Parent's Review of the American School of Puerto Vallarta By Expat Exchange Member An Expat Exchange parent reviews the American School of Puerto Vallarta. The school has an extremely active parent population and a nice campus, but new students may feel isolated and be treated as 2nd class citizens by their peers.

As world leaders call for a crackdown on tax havens, will some of it end up in offshore property markets? By Soho Properties It seems likely that, with the tax havens capitulating into opening up their books, criminal elements will move their money out, and quickly. But where will they hole it up next: offshore real estate?

Can I afford to Retire? A Lesson on QDROPS By Soho Properties Can I afford to retire is the question many retirees are asking, particularly in these days of economic crises. Soho Properties offers advice about QDROPS and retiring abroad.

Living in Haiti: Petion-ville and Port-au-Prince By Member whvastine Expat life in Haiti is a true challenge. Poverty prevails, crime is rampant and expat life there is "unforgiving unless you have existing commitment", explains member whvastine.

10 Tips for Living in Pakistan By ExpatExchange.com Member Member KLepo shares great tips for living in Pakistan... learning to like spicy food, learning a bit of Urdu, deciding whether to live an expat or local lifestyle and more.

International Jobs: Personal Branding By Kelly Magowan Are you searching for an international job? Magowan gives an overview of Tom Peter's Personal Branding strategy and how to use the strategy to land a job or advance your career.

Living in Banchory, Scotland By ExpatExchange.com Member Member, larissaedwards, shares advice about living in Banchory, Scotland.

Moving to Puebla, Mexico By ExpatExchange.com Member ExpatExchange member, Epicurious, shares advice on moving to Puebla, Mexico.

Looking for the Best Place in the World to Retire? By Jim Scherrer Want to retire in Mexico? Mexico tops International Living's 2008 Retirement Index. Jim Sherrer, real estate expert and expat, shares why Mexico... Puerto Vallarta, in particular, is ones of the best places to retire.

FAQ about Overseas Jobs By Joshua Wood Searching for overseas jobs? Our new FAQ about Overseas Jobs offers advice for people interested in work abroad -- from researching individual country requirements and job markets to networking with family and friends.

10 Tips for Living in Colombia By ExpatExchange.com Members From befriending locals to carrying little cash, learning Spanish to photocopying everything, members of Expat Exchange share tips for living in Colombia.

You Say Skaun, I Say Skown By Michael Harling What's happened to the traditional scone? Why does everyone want to add raisins or cheese? Expat Mike Harling shares his thoughts.

10 Tips for Living in the UAE By ExpatExchange.com Members From learning Arabic to learning to be patient, members share their advice for newcomers to the UAE.

Living in Thailand: So What's It Like? By Amy Starkey Praphantanathorn One expat shares her experiences adjusting to life abroad in Thailand.

Retirement on the Mexican Riviera By Jim Scherrer Do you want to retire in Mexico? The Mexican Riviera consists of over 1,000 miles of Pacific coastline including several of the best places to retire in Mexico. Scherrer's article offers great insight for those considering living in Mexico.

10 Tips for Living in Denmark By ExpatExchange.com Members Members share their advice for other expats and newcomers to Denmark... from learning the language to living without a car.

Psychological Resilience By Joshua Wood Psychological resilience is the focus of a new series on ExpatExchange. This article offers a brief introduction and questions to help you rate yourself.

10 Tips for Living in Morocco By ExpatExchange.com Members Despite the Turkish toilets, high cost of living and language barrier, expats in Morocco agree that they love living in Morocco. Members share advice for living in and moving to Morocco.

How to Engage the Interviewer & Beat the Competition! By Kelly Magowan Selling yourself during an interview doesn't come naturally for most. Preparation, practice and story telling will help you become master the interview process!

Cold! By Michael Harling It's funny how you adjust to life and the weather where ever you live. Cold in one place is completely different in another. Harling shares his experiences in Sussex, England.

Steps to Getting a Driver's License in the U.S. By International AutoSource Unless you're moving to a major US city like New York, you'll be needing a driver's license. Here is an overview of the process involved in obtaining your license in the US.

Invest in China - 10 Points to Help You Make a Wiser Decision By Spencer Jan There are plenty of things to consider when you invest in China. Spencer Jan shares ten tips for anyone considering investments there.

The Importance of Successful Profile Writing By Susan Williams Being able to write a convincing profile is important on many levels. The first thing that comes to most people’s mind when profile writing is brought up is revising one’s resume.

Six Reasons Why Americans Living Abroad Need to Keep Their Investments On-shore and in the US By David Kuenzi Kuenzi shares six key reasons why Americans living abroad should keep their money at US based financial institutions.

Crime in Africa: Some Cities Are Safer Than Others for Expatriates By Kathy Keefer In Africa, international assignees and their families often face a special security risk simply because they are foreign and, as expatriates, perceived to be wealthy. Keefer offers an overview of the safety of popular cities.

Mexico's Next Big Thing: Riviera Nayarit By Kathleen Peddicord Kathleen interviews Aaron Fisher of Developer Direct about one of Mexico's hottest up-and-coming real estate markets and tourist destinations, Riviera Nayarit. This 100 mile stretch of Pacific coastline north of Puerta Vallarta offers beautiful beaches, great weather, lost cost of living and good investment opportunities.

10 Tips for Living in Portugal By ExpatExchange.com Members ExpatExchange's members contributed their tips for living in Portugal. Advice includes shopping at local markets and dining in local, non-tourist restaurants to save money and immerse in the culture!

Living Out the Recession in Cyprus By John Williamson With the economy in serious trouble, many people are researching new overseas destinations to live out the recessions with a lower cost of living and getter lifestyle. John Williamson explains why Cyprus should be on everyone's shortlist.

Moving to Colombia? By John Douglas Moving to Colombia? John Douglas provides a wealth of information on housing, security, cost-of-living and more.

Completing the Year By Pamela Mattsson It is that time of year again when we find ourselves saying things like "where did this year go?"; I had such big plans for this year or maybe even "the older I get the faster time goes".

Investing in Panama By The Panama Review Trying to decide where to move abroad, don't overlook Panama! If you're a retiree, Panama has the best incentive program in the world for foreign retirees.

Chile Immigration and Residency Visas By Charles Spencer and Zandra Valenzuela One of the best visa options for investors in Chile, is not an investor visa, but what is called a "retirement and periodic income".

Everything You Need For The Perfect Christmas In Singapore (Real Trees, Turkeys, Stollen etc) By AngryAngMo With Christmas fast approaching, blogger AngryAngMo offers last minute advice for where to buy Christmas trees, Stollen, cookie cutters and more.

Christmas away from home: A look at how expats celebrate around the world By HSBC Bank International How does the expat community spend Christmas away from home? What’s the best present to send if you’re living abroad and how can you keep in touch during the busy holiday season?

China Business Negotiation: 11 Useful Tips By Spencer Jan Negotiations in China is a tough thing to master. But with enough practice and a little preparation, you'll do fine. I hope the above tips help you out on your next trip to China.

Social Networking in the Expatriate World By Emilie Udell Moving to a new country can be very nerve-racking, as you begin to wonder where you'll find new friends, a job, or your new favorite hangouts. But new technologies and websites can make this transition much smoother...

Singapore Work Permits: The Personalized Employment Pass By AngryAngMo Singapore's new Personalized Employment Pass is a major improvement over the Employment Pass. If approved, it lasts for 5 years, applies to multiple employers and allows for a 6 month unemployment span rather than the EP's 1 month.

5 Things I've Learned Since Becoming an Expat By Susan Williams Living abroad teaches us so many things, but the most important are those learned about ourselves. Some would be good to know ahead of time, while others can only be learned through experience.

`Tis the Season to Be Travelling By Amanda van Mulligen Amanda van Mulligen talks to mums on the move to get their tips for stress free travel this Christmas time.

Top 10 Tips for Living Abroad By Betsy Burlingame We're putting together a series of articles, entitled "Top 10 Tips for Living in..." and need your input. We began collecting tips last week and here's a glimpse. Please add your advice!

Now is the Time to Invest in Paris Real Estate By Kathleen Peddicord Your U.S. dollars have more buying power in euro-land right now than they've had in two years. And the market in Paris, for both sales and rentals, is soft, down, and falling.

10 Tips for Living in China By Navjot Singh With its booming economy and increasingly better standards of living, China is a major destination point for expats from all over the world. Author Navjot Singh offers great tips for newcomers to China.

Countries Offer Incentives to Foreign Retirees By Kathleen Peddicord Did you know that some countries court foreign retirees offering discounts on things such as medicines, closing costs when buying property and big tax breaks such as zero tax on foreign-earned income and pension, tax-free imports for household goods -- even cars.

Choosing the Right Location By Paul Allen Are you deciding where to move abroad? Choosing the right location is a very personal decision. Allen provides some pointers.

Having a Baby in Letterkenny, Ireland By ExpatExchange.com Member One ExpatExchange.com member shares her positive experience having a baby in Letterkenny, Ireland.

Why in a Market Downturn Job Seekers Need to Think like Entrepreneurs By Kelly Magowan Some of us are concerned about job security and are adopting the strategy of sitting tight and crossing our fingers to weather the storm, others are feeling more empowered and see the market as ripe with opportunities for them to advance their careers. These people are the ones who have adopted the characteristics and strategic approach of an entrepreneur.

10 Tips for Living in Spain By Paul Allen 10 helpful tips for newcomers and expats in Spain.

New Zealand Immigration Checklist By Steven Morey Moving to any country may be a daunting adventure, to help with the move we have compiled a list of must dos’s before you arrive.

Getting the Anmeldebestätigung - Registering in Germany By Alex If you're moving to Germany, registering at your town's Einwohnermeldeamt -- Registration Office -- within 7 days of arriving is a must. The Tapxe blog offers helpful advice.

Moving Abroad Means Making Your Mind Up By Paul Allen With the global economic crisis, more people are considering moving abroad. If you're thinking about it, Allen offers advice to help you make up your mind - and make the right long-term decision.

Opening a Bank Account in Germany By Alex Opening a bank account in Germany is not difficult as long as you have your passport and Andmeldedestätigung.

Your Insurance Options Abroad By Jack Rutherford Health insurance is a long-term investment, so take the time to find an insurance intermediary you can trust, and a policy which is right for your situation.

Facing a Financial Crisis? Move Your Teaching Career Abroad By Kelly Blackwell Are you facing a personal financial crisis that seems endless and unsolvable? Find a teaching job abroad and go from the bottom of the financial food chain to the to

Ten Things You Should Know Before You Move To Central or South America By Donald Lee Lee offers ten tips for people contemplating a move to Central or South America.

Choosing the Right School Abroad By Liz Perelstein Most families moving abroad find choosing the right school a major factor in the relocation's success. Yet few know how to begin to approach the school search.

Eight Can't Miss International Travel Tools By Domenick Buonamici No one should leave on any international trip until they consult these eight online tools.

Escape the Economic Crisis - Consider Panama By Jesse Levin It is going to be interesting to see how this all plays out in Panama. Are the international investors with wounded portfolios going to try and fire-sale their investments in Panama for a cash injection?

Sullivan the Hound Goes Global By Jeremy Beaumont A pet relocation company's case study of one basset hound's transfer from New York City to Perth, Australia.

International School of Zug and Luzern By ExpatExchange.com Member This International School is a newly combined school with three campuses in downtown Zug, Luzern and the outskirts of Baar.

Will Polish Property Prices Weather the Credit Crunch? By Tim Hill With jitters abounding in global property markets Tim Hill, author of Buying Property in Poland, looks at how the reaction of lenders to America's sub-prime crises may actually cause a boom in Polish real estate.

New France-UK Double Taxation Treaty Signed - Could it Affect You? By Steve Grover Under the new agreement for the first five years after becoming a resident of France your wealth tax liability will only be based on French assets, with all other assets outside France not being taken into account.

Cadiz, Spain By Ciara Carruthers Cadiz has magnificent beaches, winding streets, beautiful plazas. This charming city entices many of its visitors to make the decision to purchase property there.

City Profile: Sacramento, California By hamid86 Sacramento, California has a pretty good social scene, but is a better place for families. Many job opportunities both in and out of the government.

Local Infrastructure in Nigeria: What Difficulties to Expect By Erin Mannix If you are considering a move to Nigeria, this article will give you a heads up on local infrastructure issues and living conditions.

Convenience By Mike Harling One of the major differences between living in the US as opposed to Sussex was brought to mind recently when I lost my bus pass.

Tips for Starting a Business in Spain By Yolanda Solo Thinking about starting a business in Spain? Many expats try, but only a few succeed. Solo offers advice about understanding the market, catering to locals and other advice.

The English Language & Communication Style By Morten Bonde The British eloquence and at the same time indirect and polite use of the language can at times be frustrating for cultures that are more forthright and direct.

Moving to Bertrange, Luxembourg By ExpatExchange.com Member Considering a move to Luxembourg? One member of ExpatExchange offers advice to people moving to this beautiful country.

Traveling with Your Kids or Grandkids in Panama; What an Adventure! By Cynthia Mulder Panama offers a new world and a wealth of natural, fun, experiences -- and what an education for both the kids and the adults (but don't tell them that part).

Moving a Pet Abroad By PetRelocation.com Helpful overview of the pet relocation process, industry and related topics.

School Review: American School of Milan By ExpatExchange.com Member Moving to Milan? An ExpatExchange member offers a review of American School of Milan - a friendly, welcoming school. To review your child's school, click here.

Is Security Training for Expatriates and Travelers Necessary? By Juan A. Garcia Jr. Is it vital to learn about attack recognition, residential security, emergency planning, surveillance detection, defensive driving, and personal protective measures?

How A Career Objective Can Help Your Job Application Stand Out By Kelly Magowan For high salary earners, having a Career Objective or some sort of statement that highlights to the reader what type/s of job opportunities you are interested in can be advantageous.

Expat Life in Neuchatel, Switzerland By ExpatExchange.com Member The beautiful lakeside city of Neuchatel, Switzerland is home to many expats, but don't pack up and move before securing a job that you love. Jobs here are highly specialized!

Moving to Punte del Este, Uruguay By ExpatExchange.com Member Punta del Este offers a great lifestyle to expats - fresh food, beautiful beaches, welcoming people and luxuries that the average expat could not afford in at home.

Being Cheeky and Other Traps for Yanks in Britain By Laura Harrison McBride The British are very polite; everyone knows that. But, while the British have a sense of humor, it doesn't extend to unintended slights. McBride shares her story.

QROPS - Is it the answer for Brits moving to France and wanting to have a pension in Euros? By Steve Grover QDROPS scheme has been specifically designed to enable non-UK resident individuals who have accrued pension benefits in the UK, to transfer these out once they have left the UK.

Long Distance Grandparenting By Dominique Lummus Many expat families hope that the old saying "out of sight, out of mind" doesn't hold true and grandparents ask, "How can we keep our grandchildren better connected with us?"

Moving to Monterrey, Mexico By ExpatExchange.com Member Great advice for anyone planning to move to the Monterrey area of Mexico -- everything from bringing warm clothes for the winter to the varying cost of housing.

City Profile: Chuncheon, Korea By ExpatExchange.com Member Life in Chuncheon, Korea is a lot different that Seoul. With over 250,000 residents, only a 1000 or so are expats.

Driving Through France - Stay Safe and Legal Driving In France By Jeff Seems Driving in France can be a breeze - especially in rural areas. Jeff Seems offers a helpful rundown of legal requirements, safety concerns and other basic advice.

G and B: Is It The Magic Formula for Expats? By E. Frances Moore Expats cope with people, places, and things that trigger a stress not dreamed of in their home countries. Is there a magic formula that expats use to handle their stress?

Working Abroad: Paphos, Cyprus By ExpatExchange.com Member A member of ExpatExchange shares his experiences finding a job, learning the language and moving to Pahpos, Cyprus.

Outside My Gate... Life in Accra, Ghana By Holli's Ramblings Holli lives in Accra, Ghana and has been blogging about her expat life there. It's an incredible read!

Finding the Right School By Liz Perelstein For families moving abroad, finding the right schools can be the most important, and often the most stressful, aspect of the relocation.

Best Paid Overseas Teaching Jobs By Kelly Blackwell To ensure you land the best paid overseas teaching job you need to consider more than just the salary being offered.

Your Guide to Offshore Investing By Barry Davys A guide to offshore investing writting for expats in Spain, but applies to expats worldwide. Advice on emergency funds, taxes and more.

Mendoza, Argentina: The Napa Valley of South America By Stacey & Bob Hobson Why go to California when you can fly to Mendoza, drink more exotic and affordable wines, and go horseback riding across the magnificent Andes Mountains?

City Profile: Quito, Ecuador By ExpatExchange.com Member English teachers abound in Ecuador's capital city of Quito. With great night life, welcoming people, nearby mountains and active expat groups it might be just right for you.

Making Emigration Easier in Smaller Phases By Louise Green Make progress and keep focus by dividing your emigration into smaller manageable phases. Your emigration becomes a series of simple steps rather than a distant dream.

Ten Things to Know About Fractional Ownership BEFORE You Invest By Darrell Halverson What is fractional ownership and is it a good option for you if you're interested in Paris real estate?

Assurance Vie: An Expatriate's Guide By Steve Grover The French have evolved and streamlined a product that is capable of both protecting accumulated wealth and promoting its development for the future enjoyment of the investor's heirs.

Choosing an International School By Kevin Bartlett Choosing the right school for your child, on top of everything else, is one of the most important decisions you will make as parents. But what should you look for in a school?

Expat Advice: Moving to Zug, Switzerland By ExpatExchange.com Member For one expat family, finding the right relocation company was key to successfully settling into life in Zug, Switzerland.

The First Step in Your Expatriation Adventure By Doug Bower The very first thing you should consider once you've made your mind up as to where you are going to live overseas might surprise you.

Bursting at the Seams By Kathleen Peddicord Panama City is bursting at the seams...a city operating beyond full capacity.

Expat Interview: An American's View of England By Kendra Redman When Jen left for Surrey, England, she expected there to be few differences between Americans and Brits. Like many American expats in the UK, she was surprised by how different the cultures really are.

UK Property and Mortgage Crisis Deepens By Adrian Wright Previous articles have warned of the "Credit Crunch" and the arrival of a mortgage famine - they are now "fait accomplis".

Having a Baby in Erlangen, Germany By ExpatExchange.com Member Planning to have a baby in Germany? One member shares their experiences having a baby in Erlangen.

Expat Life in the UAE: Working in Dubai By Pippa Sanderson There are tremendous job opportunities in Dubai, but employment may come as something of a shock to expats. Sanderson's article provides a great overview of what to expect!

Seven Time Saving Tips for your Job Search By Kelly Magowan Helpful tips to save you time when assessing which job ads to spend time applying for and which to avoid.

Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador: The Paradise Peninsula By Dean LaCoursiere After years of exploring Central and South America, LaCoursiere found his paradise - Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador.

Bullying in Schools By Dr. Singhania Bullying has increased in schools. The many different races, the "nomad" population and the feelings of "not belonging" add to the problem.

A Parent's Guide to Learning English with Your Kid By Vladimir Chen It's true that you and your child can achieve more if you work together to learn English for kids.

Silent Finns By Marja Saviaro Finns are known for being quiet, timid and withdrawn, but younger generations are breaking this stereotype.

Train Travel in Spain By Ciara Carruthers Spain rail travel is both convenient and affordable, aside from being a fun way to visually experience the whole of Spain.

Spain: Property Taxes By Ciara Carruthers An overview of various taxes that apply to property owners in Spain.

School Review: Greengates School in Mexico City By ExpatExchange.com Member Our school reviews are a great way to learn about international schools in your future city. One member recently reviewed the Greengates School in Mexico City.

Where the Living is Easy? By Kathleen Peddicord Where is the living easy? It's not a simple question to answer. It's all about perspective - native vs. expat.

Culture Shock! By Jim Kayalar Culture Shock is a normal part of settling into a new country and culture. There are several things that expats can do to deal with it.

City Profile: Cuenca, Ecuador By ExpatExchange.com Member If you're considering a move to Ecuador, don't overlook Cuenca.

Resume Feedback -- Who & What to Believe By Kelly Magowan When searching for a job, many people will give you feedback on your resume. Magowan offers advice for determining whose feedback you should follow.