Immigration. Travel. Living.
This blog is dedicated to traveling and residing in different countries around the world. Main purpose of this page is sharing knowledge and experience of such matters as living, doing business, getting a job, studying, looking for a suitable housing in different places, as well as learning about cuisine, culture and legal aspects of immigration. The world is yours to explore and we want to help you pursuing this goal!
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Travel: overall checklist
Track Packing List: The Ultimate Travel Checklist. Traveling abroad is an experience best planned, not just in terms of flight booking and packaging. Sure, showing up at your gate without a passport or forgetting about melatonin for a red-eye flight could jeopardize your long-awaited escape, but most of your preparation should focus on health, safety,…
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Brazil: retirement guide
How to retire in Brazil – the golden years. Brazil, which has a population of some 213 million, is known for its passionate and pleasurable  loving people, beautiful beaches, and a pristine rainforest that is home to an array of fauna and leafage.
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Chile: work visa obtaining
Chile getting an employment Visa. An employment visa is required for foreigners who seek to operate in Chile. Chilean employment permits are reasonably easy to have and are usually arranged and supported by the recruiting employer. As a result, a job visa is usually linked to a job proposal and a formal agreement.
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Mexico: universities for immigrants
Best Universities to Apply for in Mexico as Expat. Mexico City is recognized for its lively and colorful history, and students are drawn to Mexican universities because they have a similar atmosphere on campus. It can pave the way for a fantastic educational journey.
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Haiti: ways to obtain passport
Haiti – options for becoming a citizen. Are you a foreigner working here and desire to reside longer? The capital city, Port-au-Prince, is an active and jam-packed place with a high level of poverty and increasing unemployment.
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Sri Lanka: immigration guide
Moving to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is a tiny Island state in South Asia that has many things to boast about itself. For instance, it’s the oldest democratic nation in the region, home to a multicultural and multiethnic population.
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Austria: cost of relocation
Price of Immigration to Austria. Austria is one of the world’s wealthiest countries in terms of per capita GDP, as well as one of the most powerful economies in the European Union. The country continues to be a popular tourist destination in Europe.
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Canada: immigration as a nurse
Nurse immigration to Canada. Nurses are in high demand in Canada and are listed on the Canadian NOC Code 3012. Skilled Nurses are eligible for full permanent residency in the Federal Skilled Worker Immigration Program on both a federal and provincial basis.
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Switzerland: about the schools
School in Switzerland. The school system in Switzerland is not much different from the traditions adopted in other European countries. Schools in Switzerland graduate pupils with basic education into adulthood, in quality that surpasses even the work of local watchmakers.
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Slovakia: best cities for immigration
The 3Â cities in Slovakia to immigrate to. Slovakia is a country of ancient cities with preserved authentic and medieval buildings. In many cities, historical centers often contain beautiful squares, sacred and cultural monuments, or city castles. There are 18 cities whose role in shaping history is of immense value.
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Denmark: higher education for ex-pats
Best Universities in Denmark for Foreigners. For foreigners, studying in Denmark is a good help for immigration to one of the most developed countries of the European Union. Denmark has a friendly population, low crime rates, and high wages.
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Antigua and Barbuda: ways to obtain passport
Options of becoming Antigua and Barbuda citizen. The magnificent twin island of Antigua Barbuda offers you relaxed refinement, turquoise seawaters, luxury ships, and big shot residents. consequently, many tourists visit the country. The population is still modest, with about 85,000 people.