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Starting your first job in a new country can feel like learning a new sport mid-game. You might know the job, but you don’t know the local signals. That’s workplace culture: the invisible rules people follow without explaining them. If…
House sharing used to be a student phase. In 2026, it’s a housing strategy. Across Europe, North America, and Australia, high rents and low supply are pushing more people into shared homes. If you’re moving abroad this year, the rental…
Moving from a sunny country to a darker one can feel like a shock. One day you’re fine. Then winter hits, and everything feels heavier. If this is your first winter in Ireland, Canada, Russia, the Nordics, the UK, or…
Moving abroad in 2026 isn’t just about choosing a city you like. It’s a chain of small decisions: visa rules, money, housing, healthcare, paperwork, and what happens in the first 90 days once you land. 2026 is an especially important…
When you move abroad, you often end up in house sharing. Even though you aren’t a student in a dorm anymore, you are suddenly sharing much more than just a roof. You are sharing your kitchen, your living room, and…
If you’re living abroad, you may be asking if you should stay or go home next year. You may know this feeling: Studies on expats show that many feel lonely, anxious or low at some point, and that big questions…
When politicians talk about migration, they focus on protecting public services and managing numbers. These are legitimate concerns that governments need to address. But here’s what often gets left out: families. Family reunification doesn’t grab headlines like small boats or…
You walk through your new neighborhood in December, and something feels different. The decorations do not look like the ones you know. The music sounds new. The smells from bakeries do not remind you of your childhood. This is Christmas…
You might think your job interview performance depends only on your CV and your answers. But the time when you sit in that chair can also affect the outcome, especially around lunch and the so-called “hungry judge effect”. Does interview…
