Jus sanguinis means "right of blood," and it refers to someone's ability to claim citizenship to a country by birthright. The alternative is jus solis, or "right of soil," which promises citizenship based on where you were born. More Americans are pursuing citizenship by ancestry in other countries by tracing their lineage and presenting proof of| Expatsi
What traditions do you follow for winter holidays? How would you celebrate if the friend, foods, and events you were used to weren't around? Even in the U.S., Brett and I love participating in Jolabokaflod, the Icelandic tradition of exchanging and reading books on Christmas. These Americans share the unique ways they spend Christmas, Hanukkah,| Expatsi
The short answer is “yes.” In some cases, countries have much better healthcare than the United States, and in others, countries have marginally worse| Expatsi - The Expat Test
Brett Andrews is an expat influencer and co-founder of Expatsi, a company that's helped thousands of expats on their moving abroad journeys. Brett and his partner Jen developed the Expatsi Test to recommend countries to move to, based on factors like budget, visa type, spoken languages, healthcare rankings, and more. In a former life, he worked as a software developer, IT support specialist, and college educator. When he's not working, Brett loves watching exploring new countries, reading unu...| Expatsi - The Expat Test
Jen Barnett is the co-founder of Expatsi, a company that's helped thousands of Americans on their moving abroad journeys. She created the Expatsi Test, an assessment that recommends countries for aspiring emigrants based on lifestyle data. Jen has an MBA from Emory University with concentrations in marketing and innovation. Prior to Expatsi, she created Freshfully and Bottle & Bone—two businesses in the local food space—and spoke at TEDx on being brave. She lives in Mérida, Yucatán, alo...| Expatsi - The Expat Test
