Expat Essentials
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12.7KExpat Essentials: Our 5-minute, 1-stop guide to Vienna’s trains, buses and subways
Trains, trams, tickets and how to get around in Vienna using public transport When in Vienna (called Wien in German), everyone with a...
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8.3KExpat Essentials: For business travelers, Wi-Fi on trains still hit-or-miss across Europe
I travel. A lot. Which is the norm for many expats living in Europe, especially corporate executives. My preferred mode of intercontinental...
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7.6KExpat Essentials: Dispatches’ guide to international schools in Rotterdam
One of the bigger challenges for English-speaking expat families – even for well-paid corporate nomads – is finding a satisfactory, English-language international...
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15.2KExpat Essentials: Dispatches’ guide to some of Europe’s best boarding schools
While some present and future expat families of all walks are happy enough sending their children to an international school, boarding schools...
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12.3KExpat Essentials: Dispatches’ guide to international schools in The Hague
One of the bigger challenges for English-speaking expat families – even for well-paid corporate nomads – is finding a satisfactory, English-language international...
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6.2KExpats and international travelers caught in the middle as banks battle credit card fraud
Your bank (and by extension, your money) is 4,000 miles away in the States, and you’re in Europe. What could possibly go...
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7.0KExpat Essentials: How to get to and from London via Heathrow Airport
(Editor’s note: This is more granular information for Heathrow Airport that goes with our Expat Essential post today about negotiating Europe’s airports.) (Correction: Due...
