Working abroad

A coffee for €1.50. A metro ride for €0.80. A warm banitsa, a local cheese pastry, from the bakery for €1. That is not a holiday deal, it is a normal ...

A typical day in Lisbon starts with a bica (Lisbon's word for an espresso) at the counter of your local café, continues with a metro or ferry ride to ...

Yes, you can do remote work abroad, but not from wherever you happen to be. With a remote job, you live in the country you work in and work from your ...

Thinking about moving to Spain and wondering what it actually costs? If you share a flat in a coastal city like Valencia or Alicante, you spend betwee...

Comparing a job abroad and wondering how much time off comes with it? The law sets a minimum in each country: about 22 working days a year in Portugal...

Caroline was 50 when she left for Lisbon. She already knew the city from earlier stays, so when the chance came, the destination was never really the ...

Before you pack a single box, there are things back home worth thinking about too: your municipal registration, your health insurance and any benefits...

When you start working abroad, your new life starts there too, but it is not waiting for you ready-made. You arrive, you start your new job, you unpac...

AI is taking over more and more routine work. What stays is the human part: complex questions, escalations and customers who really want to speak to s...

Dilara left Germany and now works remotely in Greece, in customer service, from a Greek island. Her day: get up, sort everything out, switch on the co...

Working abroad usually isn't about stacking up as much money as possible. It's more about the adventure, the climate, and a different pace of life. St...

Moving abroad for work sounds exciting, until you start wondering who actually pays for what. A flight, a place to stay, all that paperwork, does your...