Official reports and private surveys show that China’s housing market is still weak. Demand for homes is low, even though new-home prices have risen a little. Here’s what expats need to know. Prices and transactions: late‑2025 snapshot Data from October…
The UK government’s Renters’ Rights Act 2025is a new law that makes big changes to how renting homes works. Official guidance published on 6 November 2025 says the Act will: Tenants will be able to remain in their home until…
China has introduced a series of immigration changes that will make travel and residence rules much easier for foreign visitors and professionals. On 4 Nov 2025, the National Immigration Administration announced that the 240-hour visa-free transit policy now covers 65 ports, including…
Irish immigration policy is shifting. On 2 December 2025, the government announced temporary travel flexibility for non-EEA residents renewing residence permits and new rights for minor dependants. At the same time, wider reforms will tighten asylum, family-reunification and student-visa rules.…
Travelling abroad for leisure, study or work? Getting sick is the last thing you want, but it still happens -especially in winter. So what do you do when it does? The answer is not as simple as going to a…
Canada’s latest jobs data paints a picture of cautious momentum rather than a boom or a bust. After a soft summer, the economy added 66,600 positions in October 2025—on top of strong gains in September—nudging the unemployment rate down to…
December is the greatest month of the year for anyone who loves Christmas – and honestly, who doesn’t? The festive season is all about celebrations, quality time with friends and family, and plenty of food and alcohol. But what about…
If you want a cheaper, quicker, and healthier way to get around Dublin, the Cycle to Work Scheme is your best starting point. This guide breaks down the rules, savings, and steps you need to follow so you can bring…
