Politics & government covers current political developments for expats, such as visa changes and human rights legislation.| Expatsi
While the number of people emigrating from the United States grows, there's one thing the news isn't reporting: many of these people are women. The number of solo woman expats is soaring, while married women work to convince reticent husbands to move abroad. Here are some of the reasons women are fleeing the USA: 1. Abortion Care| Expatsi
Do you know the expression "the cobbler’s children have no shoes"? The same is true of expat service providers — I’ve been too cavalier about securing our own residency while I focused on other people’s moves. Here’s what it cost me, and why you should do as I say and not as I do! After visiting| Expatsi
Like us, lots of people want to move abroad. They dream of a new life filled with sidewalk cafés, rainforest ecotours, or midnight street food. To help you find a place to live, prominent organizations use data to sort and rank destinations and announce those findings in the media. They create superlatives like the happiest country| Expatsi
The subreddit r/expats is a great place to read people's experiences living abroad, ask questions, network, and get advice. Recently, user u/yogahikerchick asked for stories from people who moved to a new country and fell in love. These were some of our favorites. 1. United Kingdom Photo Credit:| Expatsi
When we talk with clients about what country will make the best new home for them, a non-zero percent of them say, “Why not all of them?” Recent research indicates over a quarter of Millennial and Gen Z workers are planning for the digital nomad life in| Expatsi
Are you an American looking for a new place to call home? Look no further than Panama! Panama is a small country in Central America with a lot to offer expats from the United States. It has a warm climate, beautiful beaches, a low cost of living, and a friendly population. Panama is also| Expatsi
In 2023, state legislatures have proposed 566 anti-trans bills in 49 states (all but Delaware), and legislators have also introduced at least 31 national anti-trans bills. Although 128 of those bills have already failed, 80 have passed without veto, revoking rights from transgender individuals in 22 states. If you're considering moving your family to a| Expatsi
When you ask people who've left the U.S. what they miss most, they invariably say Mexican food. While they probably mean Tex-Mex, the fact remains that many countries in the world have a real scarcity of spicy food, especially those in Northern and Western Europe. If you've never noticed it before, it's true that many (but| Expatsi
In a world full of ideas and opinions, we often carry beliefs that shape how we see things and affect our quest for happiness. But what if some of these common ideas are secretly keeping us from feeling true joy? In this article, we will take a closer look at the stories we might not even| Expatsi
Thanks to Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, older Americans will soon see more green in their pockets. The U.S. is negotiating with pharmaceutical companies on the prices of these 10 popular medications. Some meds will have cheaper prices in 2026, and some are already being reduced by companies feeling the heat. Read on to see the| Expatsi
Getting buried under student loan debt doesn't have to be your future. Instead of staying in the U.S. to get a college degree that could take decades (or the rest of your life!) to pay off, we've found 29 countries with free college tuition, or at a low cost. Some require foreign| Expatsi
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
Buckle up, because we're about to uncover some budget-friendly gems that might just be your next home. From affordable rents to wallet-friendly dining and transportation, these cities are termed "best buys" by experienced people on the internet looking to cut costs. Time is money, so let's get right into it, shall we? 1. Chiang Mai, Thailand| 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
Whether they're full-time expats or medical tourists, Americans are much happier with the healthcare they receive in Mexico. According to FarHomes.com, 84% of American expats rate Mexican healthcare as very good or excellent, compared to 72% of Americans in the U.S. who say the healthcare they receive at home is good or excellent. Here are some| Expatsi
Blue Zones are areas of the world where people reportedly live much longer than average. Although the evidence is anecdotal, there are enough examples of centenarians in those locations that scientists continue to research the regions. The original Blue Zone was Nuoro Province on the island of Sardinia in Italy. Later additions were the Nicoya| Expatsi