USA Healthcare Guide For Expats
One of the biggest concerns for expats relocating to the US is the cost of healthcare. After growing up with a free National Health Service,
One of the biggest concerns for expats relocating to the US is the cost of healthcare. After growing up with a free National Health Service,
Thousands of British expats have seen European countries like Spain and France as their top sunshine destinations, but Brexit has changed all that. While Britain
Vaccine passports are fast becoming the next big COVID-19 controversy for government around the world. Some politicians see the passports as a way of getting
A Schengen Visa is a prized travel document that allows non-Europeans free movement across 26 member countries of the European Union. The visa lets the
A final rescue flight has seen the last British passengers stuck on nightmare cruise liners riddled with coronavirus back in Britain. A massive logistics operation
Thousands of Brits stranded in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh due to the coronavirus will fly back to the UK on a fleet of chartered flights
Expats and holidaymakers have been warned not to consider planning travel outside the UK any time soon. Transport Minister Grant Shapps announced he would not
British travellers and expats stuck overseas as transport links are cut due to the coronavirus face finding up to £800 each to buy a seat
Britain’s health service is bracing for tsunami of coronavirus victims with 33,000 hospital beds ready and thousands more promised to treat victims of the outbreak.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has finally unveiled a financial support package for the self-employed. The government will pay the 5 million self-employed contractors and freelances a
Not enough is being done to aid stranded British expats and travellers who want to come home to escape the coronavirus lockdown abroad. Former Tory
Expats with plans to return to the UK are urged to do so now if commercial flights are available. The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO)
British expats and tourists stranded overseas should stay put unless they need to travel. Tens of thousands of Brits abroad have been urged to remain
British expats in Europe worried about the implications of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal need not worry – at least until the start of
Emergency medical care for Brits in Europe is at risk if a no-deal Brexit goes ahead. Current arrangements allow Brits with an Emergency Health Insurance
Money saving travel hacks can end costing a fortune if flights are cancelled or delayed, warn travel insurers. The firms are warning expats, holidaymakers and
A British couple stranded in Singapore until they can settle a £140,000 medical bill have highlighted the need for expats to take out medical insurance.
An overcrowded airport is about to have a $1.2 billion face lift to bring the facilities for passengers into the 21stcentury. Safety fears at check-in
Some of the most popular global destinations have picked up a thumbs down as good places to live from expats. Kuwait stays anchored to the
Brits abroad are a danger on foreign roads because they do not understand the traffic signs. New research claims that although nearly two thirds of