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1 Lady, 1 Backpack and Countless Mad Adventures

An expat New Zealander writes about her 14 years of adventures living and working abroad.

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Basic Bon Vivant

Basic Bon Vivant chronicles the travels and adventures (and misadventures) of an American expat living in London.

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Britmania

It is only natural to want to live in England, especially the southwest, and here's why.

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Broke in London

BrokeinLondon.com is a one-stop shop for all the links and tips someone needs to know when moving to London.

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Cheers Blondie

I am originally a Florida girl, but made Washington, DC my home. I am now settling in Scotland and sharing my adventures abroad. Enjoy!

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My name is Ashley and I am originally a Florida girl, but made Washington, DC my home. I am now settling in Scotland, due to a thing called love, and sharing my adventures and unique outlook on living and working abroad. Enjoy!

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Easy Inexpensive Spanish Recipes

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Expat in the Land of Marmite

A lipstick expat from Seattle searches for meaning among queueing Brits while eating her lunch

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Expat in the Land of Marmite

A lipstick expat from Seattle searches for meaning among queueing Brits.

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Expats: Living and Teaching Abroad

Everything you need to know about making the big move overseas and living abroad. Friendly advice and networking, including candid stories of my own travel adventures and lessons learnt!

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How I Became a Writer

A blog looking at daily life in Singapore, the ups and down of expat life in Asia, plus anything else I want to write about!

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In search of a life less ordinary

Expat adventures in searching for a life less ordinary moving from the UK to Canada and on to Sydney, Australia.

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Married with Luggage

The blog of an American living in Oxford, United Kingdom.

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Memoirs of a Rucksack

When expat life finished and you need courage to go back "home" - At 20 I moved from my small town in Australia to the big ol' London Town. I knew nobody, and was a quick decision. Never once I was scared even though everyone said "how brave I must be". I had the best time of my life. Now, reality sets in as the real hard part begins. Moving back "home". My visa is up and I've had to say goodbye to expat life. Why is this the hardest part?

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Move To England

Your complete guide to immigrating to the UK. Get a visa, study, find a job and accommodation and live in the UK.

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Paradise Promised in Seychelles?

Escaping the rat race of London to enjoy the idyllic shores of the Seychelles - does it live up to the dream?

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Reikalein

Half British, half Japanese girl learning to comfortably straddle more than one culture.

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Second Floor Flat

A fashion-writing, animal-loving, American expat, livin' in London. Expect fashion, travel, photography, lifestyle, good reads, and plenty of awkward moments.

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The Curious Rambler

Observations on life in England, France and Italy flavoured with a bit of language learning, and history.

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Through Foggy London Town

A single woman re-started life abroad in her 30s, 9 years ago. UK, Italy and now, married in the USA.

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Travelin' Bunny

Chick from the States, living the dream in the UK; travelin' the world and writin' about it.

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TravelnWork

Experiences of living, working and traveling abroad in the UK.

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Living in UK Guide

Expats in the United Kingdom live in one of the most sought after destinations in the world. Its four countries - England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland - offer expats a broad range of expatriate experiences. (more)

Moving to UK Guide

Our guide to moving to UK with lots of advice from expats on the ground.

Healthcare in UK

Expats in the U.K. are able to utilize the public health care system, which is managed by the NHS. Many expats want to have private health insurance to help reduce wait times and several other reasons. (more)