#living-abroad

#living-abroad

Affordability is a key reason to consider living in or visiting Colombia. Travel and Leisure magazine recently reported that the cost of living in Colombia is about 54% lower than in the U.S.

Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, offers affordable flats starting at $160 monthly and costs a total of under $500 per month, leaving ample for food and activities.

Moving abroad for tax savings and an elevated lifestyle is appealing to many Americans, but understanding each country’s rules and tradeoffs is crucial before relocating.

I realized it wasn't built to last. It was hard to fully integrate without being fluent in the local languages.

The skyline literally is what sold me on Bangkok. I knew that I wanted to live in the city, where it's just so beautiful.

Choosing a new home abroad isn't just about scenery—it's about systems that support a better life.

Moving to France from the UK exposed me to cultural differences that have been intriguing yet challenging, especially in terms of drinking habits and dining customs.

Countries like Malaysia and Vietnam provide stunning travel opportunities at an accessible budget, offering a rich cultural experience without straining your finances.

In the US, I was a car-dependent gym rat who spent more than three hours commuting between Annapolis, Maryland, and DC's East End, making life feel overwhelming.

"My partner and I were like, let's put our stuff in storage for six months, go there to Mexico, and then figure it out. As we know, there is no 'figuring it out.' I just decided to stay."

Living in a cramped 120-square-foot studio in Paris wasn’t glamorous like in 'Emily in Paris', but it offered an unforgettable experience that many dream about.

According to readers, the best things about living in Stockholm include a multicultural atmosphere, good career opportunities, and the fact that it's a capital city. More job opportunities (especially English-speaking ones), means more job security, an American software developer in Stockholm said. There's a more diverse population, which minimises likelihood of facing discrimination, xenophobia, and social isolation.