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Read the latest property news from all around the world from our expert writers located all over the world. Get the latest on buying, travel, emigration, retirement and much more. Whether you are buying a sunny property to spend your summers, or making a big move abroad you will find everything you need to know here.
A guide to airbnb and short-term let restrictions in France
For anyone buying a second home in France, you’re faced with the option to rent it out when you’re not using it. Not only will you be able to earn a bit of money, but doing so can also grant peace of mind, knowing your property isn’t sat empty.Read more...
Italy’s ‘digital nomad’ visa is finally here
The dream of living and working in Italy from your laptop can come true for non-EU citizens, as a digital nomad visa comes into law. But how do you apply?Read more...
Tightening visa rules: New Zealand’s strategy to attract skilled workers
In an attempt to reduce migration levels, New Zealand has tightened visa rules and wants to attract more highly skilled workers. Here is what it could mean for your plans.Read more...
Spain PM announces plans to axe golden visa
On Monday, Spain’s prime minister Pedro Sanchez announced that the country’s popular golden visa scheme will be axed. Find out what this means for your property plans and alternative routes to take.Read more...
UK foreign office: the documents you’ll need for travelling to Spain
If you are planning a holiday or a viewing trip to Spain soon, you’ll need more than just your passport to pass through. Plus, find out why now is a great time for a viewing trip.Read more...
The most in-demand jobs in Ireland & remote working opportunities
Planning a career change and considering emigrating to Ireland? Well, you’re in luck, a new report has revealed the most in-demand jobs from the last year, which might just convince you to make the move.Read more...
French authorities use AI to regulate property taxes
In 2022, reports flooded in that French Authorities had begun to use artificial intelligence (AI) technology. They used this to expose illegal, previously undeclared swimming pool installations off the back of the largest drought ever experienced in France when we were supposed to be conserving water.Read more...
Should I be worried about the crackdown on short-term rentals in Italy?
Do you plan on renting out your holiday home in Italy? Perhaps you’re looking to rent out part of it? Well, you might be interested to know that a new ruling from the Italian Tourism Ministry has triggered a heated debate between locals, holiday homeowners and the national government.Read more...
France makes history with right to abortion ruling
On Friday 8th March, France enshrined the guaranteed right to abortion into its constitution. Following French lawmakers voting officially in favour of the motion the previous Monday. The timing of the formal inclusion of this change into the constitution, on International Women’s Day, was no coincidence. France sent out a powerful message of support to women, backing their right to free choice appearing to reflect the views of the majority of French citizens.Read more...
Greece’s new wave of beach rules
This spring, Greece will be introducing new regulations for beaches to offer them better protection and make trips to the seaside more accessible for all.Read more...
Upgrades on the cards for the Algarve train line
Work is underway to transform the Algarve train line (Linha do Algarve), including electrification of the line and upgrades to stations.Read more...