Jobs in United States: Below you will find information and expatriate resources to help you find jobs overseas, international jobs and information about working overseas.
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Globaltrade.net is a knowledge resource for international trade professionals and an International Database of service providers for your worldwide operations.
Hays Executive specializes in recruiting individuals for sector-specific international executive assignments.
iHipo is a social network that connects students and young professionals with international employers.
Michael Page Offshore recruits for offshore finance companies based in Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, Bermuda, the Cayman Islands, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and the wider Caribbean region, Gibraltar, Cyprus and Malta.
Looking for a job? Post your resume on one of the world's largest career sites.
Are you looking for a way to boost your income and learn some new skills while living in an overseas country - then why not consider teaching English! An i-to-i TEFL courses will qualify you to teach some of the 100,000s of people who want to improve their English - with the help of native English speakers just like you.
VisaFlow is a leading solutions company dedicated to assisting people from all over the World - move to America, to Live and Work.
Cost of Living in New York City
New York City is one of the most "international" cities in the world, but expats there also contend with one of the most expensive costs of living at the same time. Here's what you need to know to get a general idea of what those costs are.
NYC Hospitals
New York City is home to some of the most renowned hospitals in the world. If you're a NYC expat, you should familiarize yourself with NYC hospitals before a medical emergency or need arises. And, when you're choosing expat health insurance, you'll want to know which hospitals are included in network.
An Expat Talks about Moving to Saipan (not really Guam, but not listed anywhere), United States
An expat in Saipan describes Saipan as a beautiful, broken paradise. She urges people to visit before moving to Saipan. When you move, find a full concrete home with storm shutters and a backup generator to weather cyclones. She talks about the cost of living, what to bring and leave at home and water shortages.
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