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As Trump gears up to launch his new immigration strategies in the US, many are left wondering about the future of immigration and the fate of millions of foreigners residing in the country, as well as those planning to move there. Meanwhile, international reforms vary, with some countries tightening temporary immigration while others implement policies beneficial to skilled foreigners. Spain is noted for its welcoming approach, and despite its political upheavals, Germany is looking to attract more foreign workers. If you're considering moving abroad in 2025, here's what you need to know.

Living abroad offers a distinct and enriching experience, but it often comes with the challenge of maintaining relationships with loved ones, including our closest friends. This includes friends from our hometown as well as those we meet during our travels and previous stints abroad. The question arises: how can we keep these long-distance friendships alive and prevent them from diminishing over time? Is it feasible to sustain genuine friendships when face-to-face interactions are rare? In this article, expats share their insights on navigating these challenges.

In the face of demographic decline and ongoing labor shortages across essential industries, top destinations for expatriates are increasingly welcoming skilled and highly skilled immigrants. Meanwhile, the scope of artificial intelligence is broadening, encroaching on numerous professional sectors. Here's an analysis.

Instead of setting lofty resolutions that often fall by the wayside, begin the year with a focus on self-care. What's the best way to navigate expatriation or improve your expat life in 2025? Consider these health and wellness tips to start off on the right foot.

As 2024 draws to a close, it has been a year filled with new discoveries, challenges, and unique adventures for expatriates globally. Adapting to different cultures, establishing new routines, and experiencing both doubts and joys, each journey of expatriation stands alone. We have captured the voices of those who opted to live abroad.

As snowflakes drift down in the Northern Hemisphere and twinkling lights decorate the streets, the festive season gently arrives. Meanwhile, in Mauritius, flamboyant trees bloom with vivid red flowers, marking the year's end. For expatriates worldwide, this time offers a chance to explore how the end of the year is celebrated beyond traditional Christmas festivities. Join us on a captivating journey through the diverse and enchanting celebrations that illuminate the final months of the year!

The holiday season transforms expatriates worldwide into logistical experts as they plan their much-anticipated trips home. For parents, this often feels like an "expert"-level project management task. The challenges are many: an aunt who insists on an early morning welcome, a grandmother who meticulously plans every meal, and children meeting some family members for the first time. Here are some tips to help you turn this high-stakes mission into a truly successful vacation.

When the first Christmas decorations appear in the streets, a familiar lump might form in your throat. This mix of nostalgia and excitement, with a dash of apprehension, is common among expatriates. How do you capture the holiday magic when you're thousands of miles from family? The answer is simpler than it seems, and there are plenty of ways to recreate the festive spirit.

Over the past 15 years, social media's expansion has birthed numerous new professions, notably content creators. These creators are a fixture across platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Many have professionalized their content creation, becoming influencers for top brands or sharing their expertise. Others engage in content creation as a hobby, driven by passion and inspired by daily experiences.

The holiday season is a magical time, evoking childhood memories with the comforting aromas of chocolate and roasted poultry. However, for expatriates, recreating these traditional dishes can be a challenge when ingredients like capon are scarce and chestnuts are unheard of at local markets. Fortunately, there are several clever ways to adapt and still enjoy the festive flavors of home.

According to research by various international mobility management consulting firms, 75% of "trailing spouses" are women. While some secure employment overseas, 35 to 50% either do not resume working or begin professional reconversion. Moving abroad frequently serves as a period for professional contemplation. What motivates these women to pursue a new career path, and how do they navigate this transition?

Food habits in a new country can be fascinating and sometimes challenging for expatriates. It's often the aspect of home that people miss the most when they move abroad. What are the surprises awaiting expatriates in terms of "exotic" dishes and local dining etiquette?

In the vibrant heart of Mauritius, the island's biodiversity extends beyond its lush landscapes to include its bustling streets and scenic beaches. Here, the stray dogs, affectionately known as "Maurichiens," are an omnipresent part of the scenery, from sandy shores to city sidewalks. This article delves into the lives of these roughly 300,000 ownerless dogs, examining the challenges they endure and the animal welfare efforts underway to enhance their living conditions. Let's explore the struggles and interventions aimed at supporting these often overlooked animals.

This week in Mauritius, several significant initiatives were launched that directly impact daily life. These include measures to enhance purchasing power, protect our beaches, manage water resources effectively, and promote Creole culture.聽

Mauritius, celebrated for its vibrant diversity and warm hospitality, becomes even more enchanting during the holiday season. Expatriates from all walks of life can discover unique celebrations that blend local traditions with international flair. Let's explore how Mauritius transforms this special time of year!

This past year has been pivotal, marked by significant elections, sweeping immigration reforms, persistent labor shortages, and evolving demographic trends. Additionally, we saw notable shifts in expatriation patterns. Let's delve into these major developments that shaped 2024.

As the crackdown on drug trafficking ramps up, what steps are states taking to control drugs and alcohol? Since these substances are regulated differently, let's dive into how different places are handling them.

Recent geopolitical events have underscored companies' precarious situations when sending employees abroad. Operating in high-risk countries presents unique challenges. How do companies manage international mobility under these conditions? How do they fulfill their responsibilities to ensure the safety and well-being of their workers?

A study by RSM UK, a British accounting firm, reveals that 33% of companies permit their employees to work remotely from locations outside the United Kingdom. Despite this flexibility, many companies remain cautious due to the potential legal complexities involved. If you're considering working remotely from abroad, here are several essential tips to consider.

An increasing number of individuals are opting to retire abroad, drawn by lower living costs, favorable weather, and a change of pace. However, as they age and become more vulnerable, this dream retirement can sometimes lead to unexpected challenges. A recent testimony聽highlights the risks involved and underscores the need for careful planning.

The justice system is increasingly detailed to enhance the protection of minors. To ensure peace of mind when traveling with your child, familiarize yourself with the relevant regulations in both your home country and the destination. Here are some practical tips.

Despite the global real estate downturn, property investment continues to be popular among expatriates. The enduring need for housing ensures its appeal, with the main question being the investment method. Should you build a custom home or opt for a ready-to-move in property?

As signs of global inflation begin to wane, expatriate families still find their expenses climbing. The financial strain of educating children intensifies with higher living costs and tax increases due to government reforms. How can you secure a quality education for your children in this challenging financial landscape? What alternatives exist to traditional international schools?

Intercultural training aims to ease the transition into a new work environment abroad, yet many expatriates underestimate the extent of change they will encounter. What aspects of different professional cultures worldwide are most surprising?

As the holiday season nears, many expatriates face a common dilemma: should they return home to family traditions or embark on a new adventure? Deciding between the comfort of familiar festivities and the thrill of exploring unknown places is challenging. This article offers insights to help you decide and plan your vacation, even at the last minute.

Housesitting and petsitting have become popular solutions for expats looking to address three common travel challenges: saving money, securing their homes, and caring for their pets. But how do you find the best deals during holiday seasons, and how can you ensure that the person you're entrusting your home and pets to is reliable? Here are some useful tips to guide you.

Animal defense groups are ramping up their awareness campaigns in response to the harsh treatment some pets endure. Many expatriates, touched by the situation of stray animals, are eager to adopt. However, the complex administrative processes required prospective adopters to be well-informed about the specific procedures in their host countries. Here are some practical tips.

Menopause is a natural part of a woman's life, but it is often met with silence and discomfort in many cultures. For expat women, the challenge of navigating menopause can be compounded by the absence of familiar resources and support systems. This can make dealing with the physical and emotional changes even more difficult. What are effective ways to approach this issue?

As global mobility trends for 2025 emerge, reviewing the expatriation landscape of 2024 is insightful. Which countries exhibited the strongest economic performance? What implications does this have for both current and potential expatriates?

The year-end rush is here. For expats, this marks the home stretch: buying gifts, traveling home or elsewhere, whether alone or with family. How can you budget for these expenses to avoid unpleasant surprises and a dent in your year-end finances? Here are some practical tips.

Administrative formalities upon arriving in a new country can be quite tedious, especially when they must be conducted in an unfamiliar language. Although some countries offer services in English, these can often be more superficial than genuinely helpful.

Meet Barbara Boyle, a former Creative Director and writer who has worked with global brands and lived in major cities worldwide. Now retired in a 300-year-old farmhouse in Piemonte, Italy, Barbara shares her journey from the fast-paced world of advertising to a serene life amidst vineyards and orchards, and discusses her latest writings on her life in Italy.

Meet Jen Barnett, co-founder of Expatsi and a seasoned entrepreneur with over 32 years in marketing. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Jen now lives in M茅rida, Yucat谩n, where she helps others find their perfect home abroad through the innovative Expatsi Test. In this interview, Jen shares her experiences and insights on living overseas, adjusting to new cultures, and finding joy in the expat lifestyle.

Umberto's journey from聽the serene town of Bolzano, Italy, to the bustling streets of New York City is both inspiring and captivating. With roots tracing back to Naples and a familial connection to Brooklyn, Umberto's path to America was driven by a profound desire to connect with his heritage and make his mark in the land of opportunities.

In this interview, we speak to Mar铆a C谩novas, a dynamic individual hailing from Spain whose passion for travel and new cultural experiences led her to the enchanting island of Mauritius. Armed with a background in Tourism and Economics, Mar铆a's journey unfolds as she takes us through her transformative six-month marketing internship at a prestigious hotel and the subsequent decision to return for a longer stay.聽

Bokamoso is a young international student from Botswana. She moved to Mauritius in June 2022 after being awarded the prestigious Mauritius-Africa Scholarship Scheme. While she recognizes that adapting to a new country takes a lot of effort, Bokamoso agrees that Mauritius has a lot to offer, from its beauty and diversity to the quality of its higher education system. She shared her view with us in this Interview.

Originally from Birmingham, in the UK, but with Mauritian roots, Kris Lutchmayah settled in Mauritius 10 years ago. A one-of-a-kind expat, he juggles a busy career as a property management specialist, digital marketer, actor and model, and a vibrant social life that includes exploring the island and promoting its beauty and richness via his social media channels. In this Interview, Kris Lutchmayah, or Just Kris for social media enthusiasts, talks to us about his daily routine, vegan lifestyle, and his long-term plans.

Sayantan Biswas, originally from India, is the co-founder of Adventum Student Living, an international student mobility platform. Since the reopening of the borders of most countries, he observed a growing number of students moving abroad for their studies, which also means a growing demand for student services. In this interview, he gives out tips for international students planning their move abroad to study in 2023.

Mangla is originally from Malaysia. She has been traveling a lot since a very young age and has lived in Australia and the UK. Today, she's raising her third-culture kids in Singapore. Mangla talks to us about what makes Singapore a great place to live as an expat.

Alex is from Germany, and his wife Alex was born in Brazil. Both had a normal life until they met in the UK and decided to go on an entrepreneurial adventure around the world. Today they live in Argentina and have taken up the mission of empowering other expat micro-entrepreneurs.

Originally from the British countryside, Amy spent ten years in London before following her military husband to Brunei for an international assignment. She talks to us about her career conversion into an expat coach after giving birth to her first child and her journey as an expat.

Originally from the Netherlands, Angelique had been an expat in Belgium since 2008 until she moved to Taiwan in 2017. As her husband's two-year contract was renewed, she stayed for two more years until August 2021 when they finally moved back to their home country. She talks to us about the challenges of returning home, especially amid the pandemic, and the positive side of it.

Angelica is originally from Verbania, Italy. It's been nearly ten years since she moved to the UK, hungry for independence and new experiences. She has also spent a year in Germany for her studies before going back to the UK and is currently in the process of obtaining British citizenship. She talks to us about living in London as an expat between Brexit and the Covid pandemic.

Roxana has had wanderlust since a very young age. While Zanzibar has been the land of her dreams, she finally ended up in Mexico after staying in New York. A single expat mum, she keeps herself busy in taking care of her daughter and an educational initiative dedicated to making linguistic education accessible for marginalized communities.聽

Originally from England, Kim had never heard of El Salvador before moving there. It is her love, met online, that led her miles away from her country. Today, they have three children and a cosy family life in Latin America. Kim talks to 禁漫天堂 about her adventure.

Kasia was born in Poland but moved to Canada with her parents at the age of 8. After growing up in Canada, she travelled to Australia in her late 20s and stayed there for 15 years, and worked in the Asia Pacific region for 6 years before going back to Canada. Today, Kasia is an International Leadership & Career Coach who helps expat entrepreneurs become the leaders of tomorrow.

Originally from Philadelphia, Sara has quite an interesting story to tell. On travelling to Mexico for the first time when she was 18, she immediately fell in love with the country. Today, she lives in Veracruz with her multicultural family. From an English teacher before the pandemic, she converted into a publisher and is enjoying being an entrepreneur.

Originally from Ecuador, Andrea is a mom and lawyer who has been living in the Netherlands for nine years now. After the country introduced a travel ban for family members from outside the European Union, she started a campaign for helping expat children in the Netherlands reunite with their parents and grandparents. But in May 2021, the government finally lifted this entry ban under certain conditions. Andrea talks to 禁漫天堂 about the impact of this campaign and expat children's rights in the Netherlands.

It's been more than a decade since Marcie, a US expat, has been following her spouse around the world for his career. The COVID-19 pandemic has got her stuck in California as her husband prepares for a solo move to Shanghai. Marcie talks to us about her adventures around the world and a book she recently wrote about marriage and compromise for trailing spouses.

For Sarah, an American expat, being a trailing spouse is far from being a boring life. She is an art director, designer, illustrator, photographer and all-around creative guru based in Austria, where she relocated in October 2020. She talks to us about her new life in her host country amid the pandemic.