Expat Groups and Clubs

Brits in Crete is an information and resource website for UK expats living on the Greek island of Crete. The site provides a range of news and guides for new arrivals to the island, including travel, insurance, and more. If you're moving to Crete, check out Brits in Crete.

Information for expatriates on overseas moving and relocation: passport, visa, expat jobs, removal, accommodation, international schools, health, services. Guides for expatriates.

Families in Global Transition is an international forum for expat families. Through conferences and workshops, the forum connects globally mobile families across many cultures and sectors. This includes entrepreneurs, international schools, arts and culture, and much more.

FAWCO (Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas) is a global association for US expats living and working abroad. Through volunteering, networking, and more, the associations provide a welcoming environment for girls and women throughout the world. Find your nearest AWC today.

The International Seafarers' Welfare & Assistance Network is an international membership organisation that promotes the welfare of seafarers. Seafarers and their families can access the support and information they need from the Network's support staff.

Kea is an international association for Kiwis and those who share an interest in New Zealand. Whether you're moving abroad or planning to return to Aotearoa, Kea provides a welcoming community to connect with others and share your interests in the island nation.

Mensa is a global organization for individuals with a high IQ. Founded in 1946, the organization aims to foster human intelligence for the benefit of humankind in a social and welcoming environment. Find your nearest group today and become part of the Mensa global community.

The Associated Clan MacLeod Societies is a global network of Clan MacLeod societies. The societies promote clan traditions throughout the world, offering a platform for MacLeod clansfolk to connect and engage with each other. There are 10 affiliated national societies around the world.