The South African diaspora lies scattered across time zones, hemispheres, country borders and oceans across the world. Though most South Africans migrate to areas with distinct expat representation, South African…
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It’s Festive Season again. For most of us this means getting together with friends and family, enjoying good food and wine and talking about the good old days. But of…
We understand the difficulties our clients face in reconnecting with family back home. Conversely, it’s often impossible for close family members in their old country to visit – mostly due…
Many people who become expats are mature adults with families who are moving countries to further their careers. At this stage in life, you probably think you are the person…
For new immigrants, the yearning for home can sometimes be overwhelming. And with so many South Africans back home judging you for your decision to relocate abroad, it’s not always…
We’ve reached the 30th edition of our #RainbowFriday blog and this week we’re looking forward to wooing our taste buds at a South African Michelin-starred restaurant in France. Indeed, it’s…
If you’re immigrating to the UK, you might not understand the difference between the IB school-leavers qualification versus A-levels. It’s not always easy to understand a new educational system or…
Almost six per cent of the total population living in Spain are expats, consisting of immigrants from North Africa and South America as well as British expats. Spain is also…
Just after raising South African hopes by suggesting relaxed visa requirements for saffas travelling to the EU, news surfaced of New Zealand now restricting South African visitors to their country….
If you immigrate to the UK from a country like South Africa, where you generally pay your own way for your medicines and your medical treatment, the UK’s National Health…