Living in Mexico – A Relocation Guide

Posted on 10/12/2009 by Moving Overseas

With a friendly populace, an average temperature of 78.8 F (26 C), an increasing infrastructure and more affordable healthcare, Mexico is one of the world’s top retirement destinations. It just appeared as number one in International Living Magazine’s 15th Annual Global Retirement Index recently. No wonder more and more foreigners are thinking of living in [...]

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Relocation Depression – Impacts and Ideas to Overcome It – Part 1

Posted on 19/11/2009 by Heather Markel

If you move to a new place as the trailing spouse, your transition could feel like a rollercoaster ride. This is especially important to realize if you gave up a job or a career where you’ve spent years building up your reputation, only to move someplace where you have no job lined up. Consider the fact [...]

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Relocating to India – Getting Prepared For Departure

Posted on 16/11/2009 by Moving Overseas

As a relocation destination, India is set to make the top four within the next two years. While many precedents exist with regard to international mobility, companies and workers relocating to India face a number of country-specific challenges. Many of these relate to the facilities available struggling to keep pace with exploding demand, both from [...]

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3 Reasons Why Moving to a New Country Or State Can Be Emotionally Difficult

Posted on 22/04/2009 by Jane Finch

Reason 1: Existing emotional issues When we move to another country or state we take our emotions with us. It is easy to believe that the move, the new beginning will also take away our existing emotional problems, however this is not the case. We take our emotions with us and the stress of a [...]

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Making a Moving Plan

Posted on 22/04/2009 by Jane Finch

There are so many practical things to consider when you are moving to a new country or state. Here are just a few: Housing: Selling a home, renting out a home, finding a home to buy or rent. Schooling: Finding a new school for children Packing: Packing up the home Travel: Arranging flights or other [...]

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Relocation 101 – How to Prepare For What You're Giving Up

Posted on 19/04/2009 by Heather Markel

Relocating to a new place is a complex experience for most of us. However, the more established you are professionally, and personally, the more difficult this transition can be. Say you have 10 or 15 years experience in your industry, you’ve been promoted several times, and have an excellent customer base who know and like [...]

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