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- Plan B
Inside the Caribbean Passport Market’s Most Significant Moment in Years
Rising thresholds, EU pressure and new rules are reshaping what you buy
- Plan B
Why the World’s Wealthiest Families Are Now Building Plan B Strategies
The most valuable asset sophisticated families are building right now is not financial
- Thailand
I Left the U.S. to Teach English in Thailand
A diploma in one hand, a one-way ticket in the other, and a bet on myself that’s paying off
- Plan B
The Countries Where You Can Still Disappear Legally
Genuine privacy is still legal in the right places
- Spain
Why More People Looking at Spain Are Beginning to Look Beyond the Cities
In the hills above the Costa del Sol, a different and arguably better version of expat life exists.
- Dominican Republic
Residency in the Dominican Republic Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All
For some foreigners, it’s a choice. For others, it’s not
- Plan B
Could You Retire Five Years Earlier If You Moved to the Right Country?
For millions of people, early retirement is not a fantasy. It is a geography problem
Plan B
All the information you need to make the move overseas
- United States
How Travel, Visas and Digital Nomadism Are Changing in America
The United States has occupied a unique place in the global imagination. It was the world’s most visited destination for years. It feels as if most of the planet grew up hearing stories…
- Plan B
The Currency Risk Nobody Warns You About When Buying Property Abroad
There is a cost attached to almost every overseas property purchase that most buyers either do not know about or do not take seriously enough until it arrives. It is not a legal fee, a tax, or…
- Egypt
Can You Really Live in Egypt on $1,000 a Month?
If you ask most people what they think about before moving to a new country—or even before spending a long holiday there—the cost of living is usually near the top of the list. After living in…
- Plan B
Inside the Caribbean Passport Market’s Most Significant Moment in Years
There was a period, not long ago, when the Caribbean citizenship by investment market operated in something close to its original form. A donation to an economic development fund, a relatively…

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- Egypt
Can You Really Live in Egypt on $1,000 a Month?
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- Plan B
Inside the Caribbean Passport Market’s Most Significant Moment in Years
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- Plan B
The Currency Risk Nobody Warns You About When Buying Property Abroad
Most buyers focus on the purchase price and forget that the exchange rate is moving
- Sponsored Content
The American Legal Loose End Most Expats Never Think About
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Interviews
Insightful Q&As with travelers and expats from around the globe
- Interview
When the Ocean Becomes Your Home
For most people, the idea of leaving behind a conventional life to sail across the world’s oceans alone would seem unthinkable. For Captain Liz Clark, it felt inevitable. Raised along the…
- Interview
Raising a Family in Motion
For the Willink family, travel has never been about escape or spectacle. Long before children entered the picture, it was already a way of moving through the world with intention, curiosity,…
- Interview
Leaving the U.S. to Build a New Life in Greece
When Cara Celeste West left the United States with her young family, it wasn’t driven by restlessness or a desire to escape. It was a deliberate decision shaped by motherhood, safety, and the…



