You might be familiar with the idea that diversifying your investments is key to protecting your wealth. 

We are witnessing a significant transformation in the political scene, characterized by the rise of hard-right parties across Europe over the last two decades. In this context, I am using the term "hard-right" to describe political groups tha...

Dual citizenship has become popular among expats, serving as a gateway to worldwide travel, economic opportunities, lifestyle flexibility, and a Plan-B should things go south in your home country. In 2024, certain countries will continue to d...

You’ve decided it’s time to set up your Plan-B or even make the leap to move abroad for good. Whether you’re looking to secure a new passport for a second place to call home or open an offshore bank account to protect your wealth, achieving t...

Colombia has become a well-regarded country for multiple expats looking for a more relaxed lifestyle, a low cost of living and welcoming people. Many travellers find Colombians hospitable and friendly, often wanting to return or settle in Col...

As subscribers to our newsletter and listeners of the Expat Money Show already know, we recently welcomed a new member to our family: a brand-new baby boy. Not only are we thrilled to welcome our third child into our life, but we were also ab...

Ensuring one's official documents are recognized internationally is a common difficulty for expats when moving or working overseas. This is the point at which the apostille becomes relevant. An apostille is a form of validation granted to pap...

Schengen, Europe, and the European Union (EU) are terms often used interchangeably, but are they really the same? Understanding these differences is important, especially when considering the strength of a passport or visa, as well as your tr...

Mexico has been a cherished expat hub for so long, but will it be the same after the victory of newly elected socialist president Claudia Sheinbaum? 

On February 26, 2024, a new bill called Bill C-63, known as the Online Harms Act, was introduced for the first time in the Canadian House of Commons. According to the bill, its purpose is to modify existing laws, such as the Criminal Code and...