Fri, 12 March 2010
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Expatica is pleased to announce Expatica UK, the newest Expatica.com website offering daily news, features and practical information on living in the United Kingdom.Expatica UK offers newcomers to England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland everything they need to build their new life abroad. Broad resources and topics include Moving to the UK, News, Life in the UK, Leisure, Employment, Housing, Education, Family & Kids, Health & Fitness and Finance & Business.
Moving to the UK
This ‘starters’ channel carries a wealth of information covering everything you need to know about relocating to the UK from country facts to obtaining a residence permit.
News
Keeping you up to date with local and world news, Expatica UK brings you the daily news divided into the following categories: British, European, Community and News focus, which news on international issues in greater depth.
Life in the UK
Where to find London’s expats, greener shopping in the UK, local national groups and clubs and how to make real English tea are covered on this diverse channel, which also features interviews with members of the international community living in the UK on its ‘Expat Voices’ section. Blogs & Photos features blogs by expats on the pleasures and tribulations of living in the UK which include ‘It’s good to be an America outside of London and Britain’s greatest traditional meal. Interested? Read on…
Essential articles: Expatica’s survival guide to living in the UK
Expatica’s Employment, Housing, Education, Family & Kids, Health & Fitness and Finance & Business channels provide essential information to help internationals settle into their new country of residence which includes how to find a job or housing, information on the local health and education systems, how to start a business or deal with pension plans and the UK tax system.
A guide to telephone, internet and television along with utility services water, electricity and gas in the Netherlands.
Lost in the Dutch immigration system? Look no further than this guide compiled for our Survival Guide 2009.
Some basic facts and figures about living and working in the Netherlands.
The challenges and benefits of the maternity system in the Netherlands and how it differs to other countries.
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