Seasoned expats love sharing stories about language faux pas – either their own or someone else’s. Announcing you’re ‘plein’ after a long lunch in France is a common one – you’ve just told your fellow diners you’re pregnant rather than full!
Thinking of retiring to Greece? From a more affordable cost of living to an abundance of sunshine, we’ll look at why Greece is such a wonderful place to retire to.
When it comes to moving overseas, there’s so much to consider when choosing where to settle down. Obviously the more practical things come first, such as proximity to schools and career opportunities, however there’s more to life than work! That’s why we’ve found the best areas for every New Zealand lifestyle.
There’s no doubt that learning Portuguese is desirable in you plan to live in Portugal. If you wish to truly integrate, understand the culture of the country, and properly get to know your Portuguese neighbours, learning the language should be a top priority.
Many people in France offer their second home or on-site gites to tourists throughout the summer months. Others buy property as holiday homes, perhaps not using them for more than a few months of the year. With interest and inflation on the rise across Europe, you’re not alone if you’re considering doing the same to make a few extra euros. Letting out your home in France can provide valuable additional income as there’s always demand for tourist accommodation.
The Canary Islands have paved the way for the rest of Spain and other EU nations by asking the European Union if the 90-day rule can be relaxed for British citizens.
