Moving soon

Preparing your child for moving overseas.



 

Taking an international role is an exciting prospect both professionally and personally, but It is important to be aware of personal safety issues when you and your family are in an unfamiliar country.

While you may be aware of the steps to take in an emergency in your home country, in unfamiliar territory it may be different. It is well worth doing some research on what to do in an emergency before you go.

When you arrive in a new country, exchanging a few words of conversation with a local can help you to feel settled. It’s a great way to get to know people, and a useful skill to have for your time abroad.

Congratulations on your new job and deciding to spend some time working overseas! It is an exciting opportunity to experience life in another country but it can also be a daunting prospect; especially if it is your first time abroad. 

Is your partner working abroad but visa limitations mean you can’t? We have some practical solutions if you can’t work while living as an expat.

 

Whether it is your first or fiftieth time through an international airport with your family here are some tips that are well worth considering. 
 

Moving overseas to work as an expat for the first time can be daunting. One of the most challenging elements can be finding a place to live.
 

Have you accepted an expat role on the other side of the world but are sitting in a home full of ‘stuff’ you have no idea what to do with? You’re not alone.