The Road That Led Me to Pakistan

How one woman followed her instincts into the wild north

By Alex Reynolds

The first time I came to Pakistan’s Ishkoman Valley, in 2019, I was riding a borrowed 150cc motorcycle in socks, sandals, and leggings riddled with holes. It was my first time biking in the mountains—badly, I should add. My cheap plastic helmet was my only protection from the rain and my reckless driving. Everything I owned—one ratty backpack and one overweight camera bag—was bungeed behind me, coated in a thick layer of mountain dust. Read More

The Best Countries for Financial Freedom

Smart destinations where your money goes further

By EA Editorial Staff

True financial freedom goes beyond just having enough to live comfortably. It’s about reducing financial stress, gaining control over your time, and creating the flexibility to live life on your own terms. Increasingly, people are finding that one of the most effective ways to fast-track that freedom is by moving abroad and around the world. Read More

Somaliland, Africa’s Forgotten State

A thriving nation that still seeks recognition

By Ethan Rooney

When people hear the word Somalia, they think pirates, warlords, and terrorism. These are, unfortunately, issues which have plagued the country for decades and lent it a bad reputation. It would be easy to imagine that an unrecognized breakaway state in the north of the country is also synonymous with all of these things and worse—but quite the opposite is true. Read More

Top 10 Things to Know if You Are Moving to Hawaii

Living in paradise can come with unexpected surprises

By Elizabeth McGonagle

Situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, almost halfway between the mainland of the United States and Japan, the Hawaiian Islands are the most remote island chain in the world. There are seven main islands, and while each boasts a different vibe, they are all incredibly majestic and unlike anywhere else across the globe. Read More

15 Proven Global Strategies to Protect Your Wealth

For people of virtually any financial background

By Joel Nagel

If you have important assets to protect, I suggest you consider these options, self-selecting the ones that make sense for you and your family based on your risk profile, income, and overall net worth. Read More

The Top Expat Destinations 20 Years From Now

Five countries—plus bonus picks!—that will be the most popular in 2045

By EA Editorial Staff

Predicting the top expat destinations 20 years into the future is essentially an impossibility. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t a fun exercise! And, to be fair, based on some existing trends in economics, climate change, geopolitics, and technological advancements, we can generally begin to piece together where in the world (and why) expats will be going in the year 2045. Read More

The Rise of Noctourism

Why are more travelers embracing the night

By Isha Sesay

As the sun sets, a new wave of travelers emerges, seeking out destinations in a different light—literally. Urban night markets hum with activity, moonlit safaris reveal a hidden world, and illuminated cityscapes take on a unique energy. Whether it’s to escape the heat, avoid crowds, or experience a place in a more intimate and mysterious way, traveling after dark is no longer just a niche experience, it’s a movement. Read More

Why Living Abroad Works

Discover the advantages of moving overseas

By EA Editorial Staff

Moving abroad is more than just a change of scenery—it’s a transformation that brings new opportunities, financial advantages, and personal growth. For many, relocating is a chance to pursue a different career, experience new cultures, and redefine their lifestyle. While much is said about the challenges of relocation, the benefits of living in a foreign country often exceed expectations. Read More