Sun, 14 March 2010
Pregnant? Here is a quick guide for the expatriate parent-to-be in Belgium.
Research shows exercise can improve your health, confidence and quality of life.
The where, when, what type and how much in the capital.
A new, more faithful Mandarin translation is launched.
We look at how a recent directive from the EU aims to facilitate the process.
EU Commission makes business easier...in theory.
Expatica.com publishes a number of RSS feeds, available in the RSS 2.0 format.
RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary.
These feeds contain article headlines, links and descriptions and are updated as the website is updated.
To use our RSS feeds follow these easy steps:
Step one
Download or sign-up to a news reader service. There are several free online RSS aggregators, such as Bloglines or Google reader , where you can sign up and bring your feeds together into one web page. Alternatively you can download a feed reader program such as Feedreader 3 or NewsFire. A list of other RSS readers
Step two
Click on the Expatica RSS feed of your choice. Either click on the online feedreader service you have signed up to or copy the feed address from the bottom of the box to paste into your chosen reader program.
Step three
Your RSS feed reader should now automatically update with your chosen Expatica feed.
Every section page on the Expatica website has a dedicated feed. There will be a link in the top-right-hand corner of the screen.
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Get your toughest questions answered by an expert
This handy guide from Expertise in Labour Mobility includes how to write a CV, application procedure, interview dos and don'ts, Belgian management culture.
Belgium’s first alternative directory assistance services - available through the shortcode 14-14 - can now be accessed on the internet.
Moving to Belgium presents a host of challenges to expats, not least of all finding the right home.
The psychological effects of global mobility can be physically painful.
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