Escape Artist - International Strategies For The Globally Minded

Preparing your Burn Bag, by following the principles of the Five Flags of Freedom. A personalized Asset Protection model for you and your family.
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Graffiti - is it art or is it defacement ? I recall travelling through Europe in the 70's and 80's on the train and seeing a great deal of defacement of walls and other property…
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It is fun to take a vacation to a different country. When you take a trip like this, you can enjoy the culture, the beauty, the entertainment, and the beauty that your vacation spot has…
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Escape in Retirement to Tasmania, Australia Born in Sydney, Australia, and a city girl, I travelled to Canada in my youth for an adventure and ended up married to a Canadian whom I met…
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Uchuvas or Physalis peruviana are known worldwide but originally were indigenous to South America. They have been cultivated in the United Kingdom since the 18th century where they may…
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Advice on Unplanned Treatment Abroad When travelling to another EU country, be it on holiday, for business or to study,  should you fall ill or have an accident you have the same…
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Transitioning to Another Country? What Will You Do With Your Stuff? When you have made the decision to go travelling, it is a good idea to consider all possibilities and think ahead to…
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As an EU citizen, you are entitled to study at any EU university under the same conditions as nationals, although entry conditions vary in each country. You may also have the chance to…
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Whether it’s to London, Europe, or the rest of the world, Scotland is very well-connected.Five international airports offering 150 destinations make, for example, a quick hour’s flight…
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Five Medical Procedures And Treatments Worth Traveling Abroad For If a person is sick or wants some type of medical procedure done, they usually take the time to visit a doctor in…
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This is the first of a series on the fruits of Colombia. This week we will discuss the Pitaya or Dragon Fruit (Pitahaya). One of the joys of living in this biodiverse countries is the…
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How to Learn and Understand the Culture of Your New Expat Home Moving to a new home can be difficult. There are many things that need to be done when you move. You have to learn many…
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Emigrating to France? Here Are 5 Things You Need to Know About Your Pension Many of us dream of moving to another country. The thought of new challenges and adventure can be ‘just the…
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After arriving in Asuncion and seeing the buses, I vowed never to step onto a crowded one. I was pretty sure I could manage to ride a bus with a few people on it, maybe even standing…
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An EU national generally has the right to work for an employer or as a self-employed person in any EU country without a work permit. (Some restrictions are in place for Croatian…
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There are a few things that are typically Swedish and if you want to understand your new country you should be aware of these social norms that make Sweden typical Swedish. …
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Finding Work in Sweden There are different ways to find a job in Sweden. The main sources being the EU Public Employment Service (EURES), private job portals and company websites. And…
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Work Permit in Sweden In order to work in Sweden, you must have a work permit. Read more about how to apply for a work permit or for a residence permit as a self-employed person or a…
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5 Best Places To Visit in Sweden Icehotel When thinking about Sweden's cold weather, ice and snow and northern lights will come to mind. But have you ever thought to actually spend…
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Sweden The best way to learn about a country is by visiting its historical places. In the following a list of the Unesco Heritage Sites listed on their…
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