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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Social welfare in Greece
Social security rights in Greece. Greece is a country with excellent hospitality, bright sun and a lot of attractions. However, when deciding to move to this country, you need to take into account a number of factors, the and one of the most important is how state guarantees social protection.
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Estonian economy: is busines possible?
Business opportunities in the Estonian economy. Estonia is one of the brightest and most diverse countries in northern Europe. Located on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea, and bordered by the waters of the Gulfs of Riga and Finland.
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Bulgarian passport: how to get one?
How to get a Bulgarian passport. The Republic of Bulgaria is a unitary state in southeastern Europe. This elegant country shares its borders with Romania, Serbia, Greece, the Republic of Macedonia, and Turkey.
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Immigration guides: Belgium
Relocation to Belgium. Belgium is a Kingdom in the northwest of Europe. The country attracts immigrants from all around the world with economic stability, high salaries, and a great standard of living.
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Cypriot citizenship programs
Cyprus passport – how to get one. Â Cyprus has a rich culture, mild Mediterranean climate, stable and safe environment. This place is ideal for families, travel and business with its great opportunities, so it is not surprising that a huge number of foreigners want to get a Cyprus passport.
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Relocation guide: Finland
Moving to Finland Full relocation guide. If you are relocating to Finland, remember to pack and buy extra warm outdoor clothes to protect you from the cold weather. The colors of blue and white on the country’s flag were used to visually describe the country’s landscape.
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Documents: non-EU family members
Travel documents for non-EU family members. If you are married to an EU national, EU rules allow you to leave your home country and join your EU partner in his country of origin. The sad thing is that you won’t be able to bring along some of your family members like your uncle, niece, siblings,…
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Work in Czechia for expats
Finding a job in Czechia as an expat. The Czech Republic is one of the oldest European countries, and the average salary does not differ much from the more developed countries in terms of the economy – for example, Germany and Italy. Average salary is about $ 1250.
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European blue card acquiring
How to get an EU Blue Card The EU. Blue Card was introduced in Germany in the year 2012. Ever since then, this travel and ID document has become the most attractive residence title across the world.
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Education for expats: Croatia
Education in Croatia – expat guide. Today Croatia is a full member of the European Union, and the level of education of its citizens is about 98.1%. Education in Croatia is available not only for local people but also to immigrants from other countries of the world.
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Guide about relocation to Luxembourg
Immigration to Luxembourg. Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe in both size and population. Despite its small size, it is home to one of the most diverse expat communities in the world.
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How to relocate in Czechia
Relocation to Czechia. The Czech Republic is also known as Czechia or Bohemia and a top tourist destination that offers residents one of the best standards of living, healthy meals, and fine culture.