Should you ever buy a holiday home while on holiday?
Should you ever buy an overseas property while on holiday? Your bank manager might say no. Or indeed, “Noooo!!”But there are good reasons, including financial reasons, to start the processes of buying abroad while you’re out there. You just have to be careful. Here is how to buy a holiday home, safely.Read more...
Could blogging finance your new life abroad?
How many of us would love to move abroad, but lack the language skills to get a job locally? Or are past the first flush of youth and worry that overseas employees will pass us by? Our expat blogger Ben Taylor explains that if you’re creative, businesslike and have something interesting to say about living abroad, you can bypass the local jobs market.Read more...
Healthy living in Canada: start fresh in the great outdoors
Canada isn’t just a place to admire from postcards – it’s a country where natural beauty and healthy living go hand in hand. Whether you’re drawn to vast pine forests, mountain trails or urban parks, everyday life here is shaped by clean air, active routines and access to excellent healthcare.Read more...
Should you ever buy a holiday home while on holiday?
Should you ever buy an overseas property while on holiday? Your bank manager might say no. Or indeed, “Noooo!!”But there are good reasons, including financial reasons, to start the processes of buying abroad while you’re out there. You just have to be careful. Here is how to buy a holiday home, safely.Read more...
Could blogging finance your new life abroad?
How many of us would love to move abroad, but lack the language skills to get a job locally? Or are past the first flush of youth and worry that overseas employees will pass us by? Our expat blogger Ben Taylor explains that if you’re creative, businesslike and have something interesting to say about living abroad, you can bypass the local jobs market.Read more...
Buying property in Edmonton in 2025: everything you need to know
As Canada’s northernmost major city, Edmonton is a thriving provincial capital with a unique mix of green space, cultural depth and economic diversity. While house prices in Toronto and Vancouver continue to rise, Edmonton remains one of Canada’s most affordable metropolitan markets – making it an attractive destination for overseas buyers looking to invest in the country’s property sector.Read more...
East Australia vs west Australia: which coast suits your lifestyle?
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How to beat Canada’s home-buying ban
Are non-Canadians banned from buying a property in Canada? The short answer is yes and no, but read more about who can buy and where. It may be that your plans are completely unaffected.Read more...
Where to find New Zealand’s most affordable homes
Thinking about buying a home in New Zealand but not sure where? From the sweeping seascapes of Cape Reinga in the north to the grassy, mountainous Greenhills in the south, there are so many beautiful places in the country that settling on one location can seem like an impossible task. So, to help narrow down your search, let’s start with the places with the most affordable homes…Read more...
Beyond Dublin: 4 great alternatives to Ireland’s capital city
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Looking to buy in Australia? A tiny home could be your best bet
Tiny homes and pods are becoming more popular in Australia. Cheaper, easier to maintain, more eco-friendly and often found in beautiful locations, these dwellings are perfect for those who don’t mind sacrificing space in return for breathtaking views, can’t afford to buy a larger property or are simply wanting to downsize.Read more...
Why you should buy in France’s Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur region
The region of Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (known as PACA) has long been a firm favourite with international residents. As a land of sunshine, sea and majestic mountains, dotted with historical sights and farmland growing natural produce, it’s easy to see why.Read more...
The expat’s guide to Spanish cuisine: must-try dishes
Discover the best of Spain’s cuisine via a tour of the country by our expat writer and taster, Sally.Read more...
Maintaining good relations with your neighbours in France
One could be forgiven for thinking that moving to rural France can only result in a new life of peace and tranquillity. Which for many, it does. But the breakdown of relations between neighbours in France is one of the biggest causes of dispute. Forewarned is forearmed. We take a look at some of the ways to learn about your obligations and to ensure that you always remain on good terms with your neighbours in France.Read more...
What the Autumn Budget means for property buyers
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