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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Finland: best kindergartens
Best kindergartens in Finland. Being one of the safest countries in the world, Finland is an ideal place to live and start a family. Even if you are moving to Finland, there are a lot of structures and systems that are unique to the country and would make your stay worthwhile.
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Poland: working as an expat
Poland – legal employment. A foreigner who intends to get a job in the territory of the Republic of Poland or conduct other activities to earn money must first find an employer in Poland, who will apply for a work permit to the head of the voivodeship office for the location of his company or…
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Canada: golden years
Retirement in Canada. The retirement years should be the most enjoyable. So how much money will it take to make this a reality? What is the pension in Canada in 2021? What makes up your retirement income in Canada? What is the retirement age?
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Los Angeles: hotels to stay
Best hotels in Los Angeles. The City of Angels, as the locals call it Los Angeles, is one of the most popular cities in the USA. Every year several million tourists from all over the world come to LA to spend their best vacation on the greatest beaches.
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Taiwan: relocation guide
Taiwan relocation guide. Administered by the Qin Dynasty between 1683 to 1661, Taiwan sits at the crossroads of the East and South China Seas. Though Taiwan is a sovereign state, it is always under the threat of being invaded by its gigantic neighbor, the Peoples Republic of China.
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France: cost of immigration
Price of immigration to France. As a major European superpower, France has long been a country of immigration, and the coming of newcomers especially from lower developed countries has been central to its political debate numerous times.
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Japan: price for tourism
Price of traveling to Japan. You’re presumably wondering how much you need to budget for your trip if you plan to travel to Japan. While your trip costs will depend on your trip style, generally speaking, Japan is best for tourists with some spending funds.
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New Zealand: education system
The education system in New Zealand. More than 30,000 students from around the world come to New Zealand every year, primarily to study English. They are attracted by high-quality education and a high standard of living at relatively low costs of education and living (on average 20-25% lower than in the UK).
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Chile: immigration options
Relocation to Chile. Chilean legislation does not provide for special schemes that accelerate naturalization (except for the program for repatriates). However, it is possible to obtain a temporary and then permanent residence permit in Chile rather quickly and relatively inexpensively.
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Bulgaria: living as a foreigner
Expat life in Bulgaria. Bulgaria is located in Southeast Europe and shares its borders with Romania, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece, and Turkey. Despite its small size, this European country has a lot of diverse landscapes from glorious mountains to breathtaking plains, hills, gorges, lakes, and deep river valleys.
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Croatia: work as foreigner
Working in Croatia as an ex-pat. The Republic of Croatia attracts many labor emigrants from different countries. But legal work in Croatia, like in any other European country, causes some difficulties that involve substantial documentation. However, this does not stop foreigners from intending to find work in Croatia.
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Belgium: best kindergartens
Best kindergartens in Belgium. Education in Belgium is considered to be one of the best in Europe, and special importance is attached to preschool education. Kindergartens in Belgium are adorned with the slogans “The child is the king”, and “Every child is the value of the crown” and these are not empty words.