Immigration. Travel. Living.
Tag: Living
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Austria: healthcare system explained
Austrian healthcare system. Aside from offering its residents the highest quality of life on Earth, Austria has one of the most reliable social security systems and health services available in Europe.
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Croatia: education guide
Education in Croatia. Aside from being one of the most affordable places to live in Europe, Croatia has some of the most developed academic systems in the EU.
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Denmark: dual citizenship obtaining
Qualifying for dual nationality in Denmark. The best thing about naturalizing for Denmark is that the whole process is smooth and will not stress you out whether you are completing your citizenship application in the country or abroad.
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Czech Republic: living in the country guide
Living in Czechia. If you are interested in immigration to the Czech Republic or you already live in Czechia as an expat, then you definitely need to know full information about all aspects of life in this country.
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Spain: best places to reside
Best cities to live in Spain. Spain is renowned as an ideal holiday destination. Many who have visited it think about living in one of the wonderful cities.
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Greece: about the education system
Education in Greece. Greece has been a republic since 1974, and a member state in the EU since 1981. There are more than a million and one thing to love about Greece.
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Finland: about the living in country
Living in Finland – Expat life. According to the official UN report of March 20, 2020 – World Happiness Report, which contains data on 156 states of the planet, Finland is the happiest country in the world.
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Hungary: bank account opening guide
Opening a bank account in Hungary. If you are going to move to Hungary for permanent residence, or you want to open a business in Hungary then you have to open a bank account locally.
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France: dual citizenship obtaining
Qualifying for dual nationality in France. If you want to live in France for as long as you want, you can either obtain a permanent residence permit or citizenship if you meet the requirements.
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Poland: guide about the taxes
Expat’s guide on Poland tax system. The tax in Poland is paid by both residents and foreigners who have income in the country. According to modern tax legislation, a tax to be generally obligatory and gratuitous regular payments made by legal entities and individuals to the state treasury.