Expat Living

With many British expatriates choosing to keep their savings in onshore high street banks you may think that these homeward facilities offer greater rates for your savings...

University tuition fees have been a contentious issue in British politics for many years. More than ever, universities are having to plug a funding gap and are doing so by recruiting more and more foreign students...

Tax havens may have once been evocative of a James Bond lifestyle and shady goings on. Today they are a legitimate and commonly used vehicle to best achieve a number of financial goals for ordinary individuals, especially British expatriates interested in achieving foreign tax bonuses...

Relocating can be arduous and time consuming. However, with a bit of planning it can be relatively simple and stress-free. This article focuses on the small and easy to forget issues that you must remember to address, and should make your transition to a new country simpler...

So you got the job, the plane tickets are booked and you’re all packed up and ready to begin your new life as an expat. Our lives can often become stale and stagnated; a change in scenery is often just the cure for a meandering mindset...

There are many factors you must consider when moving your family abroad. You must think about education and healthcare facilities for your children, the costs of these and the cultural differences of parenting in a foreign country...

There is a distinction between being a Brit working abroad and a Brit living abroad as an ex-UK resident. Owning property is perhaps the most relevant step one can make in marking this difference...

Healthcare is perhaps the most important and overlooked concern for new expats. Nationalised health care in the UK has meant that most people take it for granted. It can also be a huge cost, especially if you have a family...

Moving can be stressful. Expat & Offshore has all the information you need to reduce your stress levels significantly. There are many things you must consider, first and foremost is your family...

Emigration from the UK has stood at around 400,000 people per year for the last decade. People leave the UK for a variety of reasons. Of these there are two that stand out most, retirement and employment...