Immigration. Travel. Living.
Category: Blog
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Population of China
Demographics Of China. China is one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, operates a unitary one-party system, has the world’s largest army, and is by far the biggest importers exporters of raw materials and finished goods respectively.
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Iceland: most popular destination
The most popular destination in Iceland. Iceland is a beautiful country located on an island which makes the trip to this country that more special.
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Education in Netherlands – guide for expats
Education in the Netherlands – ex-pat guide (education system). Â Holland is a relatively small Western European country and a beauty to behold. About a third the size of Pennsylvania, the Netherlands has one of the highest population densities in all of Europe.
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Relocation guide: Greece
Relocation to Greece. Greece has been regarded by citizens of the CIS countries as an open gate to the European Union for a long time.
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Healthcare system in Italy
Healthcare In Italy. Italy is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe. It is a known destination to enjoy art, food, and fashion.
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Portugal: how taxes works?
Taxes in Portugal. Portugal is a tax haven for ex-pats. Taxes in Portugal are one of the lowest in Europe.
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Germany and religion
Religion in Germany. Germany has experienced more than 1300 years of Christianity and it is still the dominant religion in this country.
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Spain: taxes for expats
Spanish Inheritance Tax For Expats Explained. Spain is a superb country for a vacation. Its nice climate and vast business opportunities attract millions of foreigners annually.
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Austria: history of cultural heritage
Austrian cultural heritage story. Austria is a tourist haven, filled with art, culture, music. It shares its borders with the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, and Germany.
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Healthcare system in Germany
German healthcare system explained. Medicine in Germany is at a very high level. This is not surprising when you consider that each year the state allocates more than 11% of GDP for the development of the healthcare system, and today it is about 300 billion euros. The allocated funds go to.