Emiratis v. Foreigners in UAE Malls
Erin
06 July, 2012 18:30
The United Arab Emirates is home to many foreign workers. It is to the point that only about ten percent of the 8 million people who live there Emirati citizens. Western expats, Asian, African and Middle Eastern guest workers all reside, work, and live in the country. While this has helped to make it one of the world's wealthiest nations, there are culture clashes. The latest culprit in the rising summer heat has been skimpy clothing.
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What is a National Day?
Erin
04 July, 2012 20:59
A "National Day" is one of the highlights in a country's celebratory calendar as it recognizes the birth of a nation, either in history or symbolically. This nationhood can be symbolized by the date of independence, of becoming republic or a significant date for a patron saint or a ruler (birthday, accession, removal). Often a national holiday, celebrations range from fireworks to kites and dates can be fixed or movable.
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American TV Show Casting Expats!
EasyExpat
03 July, 2012 10:56
Article sponsored by Leopard Films USA
Are you an expat? Are you looking for accommodation abroad or have you recently moved? House Hunters International is now casting!
If you are currently looking to purchase or rent a home, apartment or second home outside the US & Canada, HGTV would like to put your story on TV! (More)
Expat Twitter Round-Up: 2nd July 2012
Erin
02 July, 2012 10:03
Expats are a worldly crew, generally knowledgeable about the world
around them from everyday happenings to major international news. We
decided to collect some of the top tweets of the week for expats,
travelers, and those interested in the global pulse.
Expat News
@ShannonRTW
Some thoughts on why I left to travel, how I pay for it, and working as an expat http://bit.ly/MQ1k1I
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Expat Emergency: When Something Goes Wrong in the Homeland
Erin
26 June, 2012 08:36
When embarking on a new life abroad, there is a lot to worry about.
How will you find work?
What kind of housing is available?
Where are the best schools?
Should you bring your car?
Will you make friends?
Expat guides, forums, and blogs can help you prepare, but what you might not consider is the life you are leaving behind. What should you do if there is an emergency back home? (More)
Expat Twitter Round-Up: 25th June 2012
Erin
25 June, 2012 09:22
Expats are a worldly crew, generally knowledgeable about the world
around them from everyday happenings to major international news. We
decided to collect some of the top tweets of the week for expats,
travelers, and those interested in the global pulse.
Expat News
@JaneAStephenson
New expat? 5 tips to keep your confidence levels high http://dld.bz/b5Q8G
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Most Expensive Cities For a Night Out
Erin
20 June, 2012 13:41
Cities around the world can offer different attractions, cuisine, culture, and vastly disparate cost of living. The Independent evaluated what an evening out for two costs in several tourist cities. Whether you are an expat trying to cope with high cost of living, or wanting to visit one of these top spots, check out the list and learn how to cope with the high cost of going out on the town. (More)
Expat Twitter Round-Up: 18th June 2012
Erin
18 June, 2012 13:11
Expats are a worldly crew, generally knowledgeable about the world
around them from everyday happenings to major international news. We
decided to collect some of the top tweets of the week for expats,
travelers, and those interested in the global pulse.
Expat News
@NewsCyprus
Expat Update: Our View: Euro 2012 a great spectacle for the fans: DESPITE the fact that most...
http://goo.gl/fb/WS6ub
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Obtaining a Visa to Live, Study and Work in: the United States of America
EasyExpat
13 June, 2012 09:16
This is the fourth in a series of articles concerning visa options. We
cover the different types of visas and how to apply. The other regions in
the series are the United Kingdom, Canada, Austrailia, and the
Schengen area. Get ready to go abroad!
If you've ever wanted to live or work (legally) in the USA, you've come to the right place. Below you will find information on visa regulations for short-term visitors, long-term visitors, students, and individuals moving to America to work or to join spouses, partners or other family members. This is the fourth in a series of five articles: in the coming weeks, the final installment will investigate visa requirements for permanent residents, students, workers and certain other visitors to the Schengen Area of western Europe. Each article in the series is designed to focus on how to meet the requirements for obtaining a visa and/or work permit for the country or region. (More)
Expat Twitter Round-Up: 11th June 2012
Erin
11 June, 2012 09:59
Expats are a worldly crew, generally knowledgeable about the world
around them from everyday happenings to major international news. We
decided to collect some of the top tweets of the week for expats,
travelers, and those interested in the global pulse.
Expat News
@beyondbrics
Euro 2012: hosts looking for lasting economic boost http://on.ft.com/MRSseX
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