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Politesse: the French art of getting along nicely
“Politesse”, which literally translates as politeness but might better be described by another French word, etiquette, is of major importance when both visiting and living in France. Learn how learning a little politesse can ease your way when moving to France.Read more...
Have your say in Spain
Thinking of getting involved in Spanish politics? A British man is set to make history as the first Brit to stand as a candidate for councillor in the Basque Country. Plus, our writer in Spain, Sally, shares why it so important that British residents take advantage of the fact that they can vote in local elections.Read more...
Expert comments on new residency rules for buyers in Cyprus
There is nothing stopping you buying property in Cyprus as a non-EU buyer. It’s when you want to stay to live or work there, that it can become a little confusing. The Cypriot government has systems in place to allow you to reside in the country and there’s a new rulingRead more...
Top news stories for property buyers in Spain
We’ve got top news stories for homebuyers and property owners in Spain. There are rumblings that the golden visa scheme could change or even end. Plus, Spain’s new Housing Law is favouring tenants over landlords.Read more...
How to keep your property in Spain cool
We adore Spain for being warmer than the UK. But that doesn’t mean that those of us from the land of grey skies and tall, narrow houses necessarily know what the best practice is for keeping a property in Spain cool. Here are our tips.Read more...
Excitement is in the air for Paris 2024
With the promise of ‘an Olympic ceremony like no other’, many are already excitedly counting down until Paris 2024. It will start on July 26th and finish on August 11th. Remembering the buzz of the Olympics in 2012, we’re watching with bated breath to see just what Paris 2024 has in store. Find out about new venues, the opening ceremony that you can attend for free, and how the Olympics could have a lasting impact on the property landscape in Paris.Read more...
Orlando: one of the most climate-resilient cities in the USA
Have you factored in climate-resilience into your search for a city in the USA to move to? Orlando has been recognised for its climate resilience.Read more...
Italy’s most beautiful villages of 2023 (for homebuyers!)
Italy is rightly proud of its villages and determined to protect their natural appeal while encouraging more people to visit and live there. There’s a warm welcome for home buyers, including the famous one-euro homes in Italy deals. Here is our pick of the three most beautiful villages in Italy for homebuyers in 2023.Read more...
How to make sure your passport is valid for travel amid current strikes
Workers at the UK passport office, known as HMPO, will be on strike for five weeks from 3rd April till 5th May and it’s rumoured to affect up to 1 million applications.Read more...
Where in France has good health coverage?
Overall, the French healthcare system is efficient and effective. However, in some areas, there are not enough doctors. We look at the impact that this has had on French healthcare and the solutions the government are proposing. Furthermore, we offer tips for navigating French healthcare, especially if you are in an area that is low on doctors.Read more...
Meet Melton: the suburb that made Melbourne more populous than Sydney
For the first time in over 100 years, Melbourne has overtaken Sydney as Australia’s biggest city. Melbourne last held this title in 1905.Read more...