Moving to the USA
Being roughly the same size as Europe, and comprising of 50 diverse states, including several amazing cities like New York, San Francisco and Las Vegas, it’s no wonder that many British expats dream of some day moving to the USA.
Of course, relocating to any new country is daunting and many of us struggle to settle in right away. However, by equipping yourself with essential knowledge of visas, healthcare, finance and cultural differences, you’ll be fully prepared for your big move. We discuss several important points expats should know before they move from the UK to the USA
Moving to Spain
With a warmer climate and a generally relaxed, slower pace of life, Spain remains an attractive destination for Brits seeking a new place to call home. Official figures state that, currently, more than 300,000 UK citizens live in Spain, making it the most popular EU country for British expats to live in. Continue reading for a complete overview of what you should know before moving to Spain.
Moving to South Africa
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably already decided about moving to South Africa. There are around 200,000 UK expatriates who have moved to South Africa seeking a relaxing, outdoor lifestyle in a country of staggering natural beauty, multicultural diversity, and three (yes, three!) capital cities.
Moving to New Zealand
New Zealand is a popular destination for Brits looking to escape the endless British cold winters and unpredictable summers for sunshine and hot weather all year-round. New Zealand is a country full of stunning landscapes, exquisite beaches, and vibrant cities.
Apart from having a shared history and language with the UK, the immense love of cricket and rugby also brings the countries together, making cultural integration easy. With low crime rates, high-quality healthcare facilities and a first-class education system, it is unsurprising that many individuals and families are deciding to relocate to New Zealand.
Read on to find out the key things to consider before moving to New Zealand.
Moving to Dubai
Congratulations! You have decided to live out the dream and become one of the 240,000 UK expats currently enjoying the searing sun, exciting career opportunities, and famously lavish lifestyle that Dubai offers. You will understandably be keen to book your removal and relocate as soon as possible, but it is crucial to properly plan your move over to Dubai, since there are laws, customs, and requirements to consider that differ from the UK.
Continue reading as we outline what you need to consider before moving to Dubai and what it is like to live there.
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Moving to France: an ex-pat guide
Rich in heritage and close to home, France is a popular destination for British ex-pats and has much to offer.
Whether you are moving to Paris for the fast pace of city life or retiring to the Provençal countryside, it is important to be aware of the many things that differ between France and the UK.
If you are thinking of moving to France from the UK, our guide on how to move to France from the UK will provide a few tips for making your new life in France a little bit easier
Moving to Portugal
Moving to Portugal from the UK can be a daunting but exciting experience, after all, Portugal is a fusion of blistering sun, beautiful beaches, impeccable cuisine and friendly locals, all of which make it one of the most attractive places for UK ex-pats to emigrate to. There are approximately 49,000 British ex-pats in Portugal, which is unsurprising given its warm, Mediterranean climate, affordability and relaxed pace of life.
If you are thinking of Removals to Portugal from the UK, then read our essential guide for UK ex-pats.
Moving to Madrid
The Spanish capital, Madrid, is a dream place for people who intend to celebrate the inseparable elements of human history, like art, music, literature, sculptures and even religion.
Madrid is developing every year from the perspectives of urbanisation and sustainable development. The capital city, Madrid was recently ranked the best city in Europe for expats, making it an excellent place to emigrate to. Moreover, Madrid welcomes every individual, regardless of their sexual orientation, culture, or religion. Although the history of Madrid is as old as the history of religions, the Spanish capital is still a city with utmost dynamism, filled with young and energetic people enjoying all the culture it has to offer.
Continue reading as we outline what you need to consider before moving to Madrid and what it is like to live here.
Moving to Switzerland
With snow-capped mountains, gorgeous lakes and world-class skiing in the Alps, Switzerland is an ideal destination for people who love to explore the great outdoors. What this country lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in character, with four official languages spoken (German, French, Italian and Romansh) and 26 different cantons making up this tiny country of only 8.42 million.
High average salaries, excellent standards of living and low unemployment rates attract more and more Brits to this economically developed country each year.
If you are thinking of moving to Switzerland to join the other 40,000 Brits and relocating to Switzerland from the UK, then read our essential guide for UK expats.
Moving to Belgium
If the chocolate and the beer isn’t enough reason for you to think about moving to Belgium; it should also be noted, that Belgium successfully ranks as one of the countries with the highest quality of life.
Although it is one of the smallest countries in the world, it is densely populated and is commonly known as the heart of Europe – as four countries border it. It is a popular destination for expats because of its diversity, excellent health care and education system.
For most, relocating to a new country can be a daunting prospect. Properly researching your chosen country and equipping yourself with essential knowledge will help make you feel more prepared for your move. Read on to find out important points to consider before moving to Belgium from the UK.