Moving to a new country is challenging but getting to grips with local customs and knowing
what to do will help you integrate more quickly. An expatriate herself, AGS Thailand’s Manager
Kathy Scalabre shares the information that she found useful when moving to the Thai Kingdom.
While Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver may attract the most expats, they are certainly not the only options.
If you don’t want the high cost of living or size constraints associated with larger metropolises,
here are seven more affordable Canadian cities worth considering.
The MOBILITAS Group has long been a champion of the International Volunteers in Enterprise programme which supports young people in their career development.
If you’re moving to France, you’re in for a treat! The warm climate and the sun-drenched beaches of the south, the chic ski resorts of Courchevel and Val d’Isère, the fine cuisine, cheese and wine, and the generally more relaxed way of life unsurprisingly make France an attractive destination for Brits moving abroad.
Moving to Canada is an exciting prospect, but before you do, there is an important question that needs answering.
Which city will you call home? According to several quality-of-life rankings, many Canadian cities are attractive candidates.
We look at the three that stand out as top picks for newcomers.
AGS is celebrating! AGS Tunisia VIE Sami Afankous has won the Performance Award at the fifth edition
of the Tunisia VIE Grand Prix. The accolade is a recognition of his hard work and dedication
to the AGS Group over the past year.
One of the things that may surprise you in France is the way that French traditions and culture are so intricately woven into daily life.
Theatre forms an important part of São Tomé and Príncipe’s culture.
Performances can last for hours, sometimes days.
Korea is on a winning streak among expatriates. Thanks to the meteoric rise of Korean pop culture, the country is set to become one of the most culturally influential in the world.
