The expat guides: dive into life abroad

Living in Valparaíso

Forty-two hills tumbling down to the Pacific, walls covered in murals, and a port city that has absorbed waves of immigrants for two centuries: ...

Leisure in Valparaíso

Valparaíso earned its UNESCO World Heritage designation in 2003 for good reason: the city's steep hillside neighborhoods, labyrinthine ...

Food and dining in Valparaiso

Valparaíso is a port city shaped by the Pacific, and its food scene reflects that geography at every turn. Fresh seafood pulled daily from the ...

Sports and fitness in Valparaíso

Few cities in the world let geography define their sports culture as completely as Valparaíso. The port city's 40-plus steep hills, narrow ...

Buying property in Valparaíso

Valparaíso is one of Chile's most visually distinctive cities, where UNESCO-listed hillside neighborhoods sit alongside modern suburban ...

Working in Valparaíso

Valparaíso's port handles roughly 25% of Chile's national cargo volume, which tells you a lot about the city's economic identity ...

Getting around Valparaíso

Valparaíso's geography shapes everything about how people move through it. The city splits into two distinct zones: El Plan, the flat ...

Raising a family in Chile

Chile draws expat families for reasons that go well beyond its striking geography. A strong culture of family values, access to reputable ...

Starting a business in Chile

Launch your venture in Chile with this comprehensive guide for expats.

Taxes in Chile

Discover essential tax insights for expats living and working in Chile.

Moving to Chile with pets

Guide to relocating to Chile with pets, covering import rules and necessary preparations.

Schools in Chile

Finding the right school is often the first major decision expat families make after choosing where to live in Chile. The country runs a structured ...

Finding a job in Stockholm

Stockholm is one of the major capitals in Scandinavia and a common destination for expats. The city offers a wide range of employment ...

Travelling around Sweden

Like most European countries, Sweden has a well-developed transportation network. Even in more rural areas, it is generally easy to travel between ...

Life in Sweden

If you are planning to move to Sweden, it helps to understand how the country works beyond visas, housing, and administration. This article ...

Finding work in Malmö

Malmö is Sweden's third-largest city and one of the country's most internationally connected labour markets. Located in southern ...

Renting accommodation in Malmö

Finding accommodation in Malmö can be challenging for newcomers. While the city is smaller and less pressured than Stockholm, the housing ...

Developing your social and professional networks in Stockholm

Whether you are looking for work, already employed, or planning a future move, building connections in Stockholm is an essential part of settling in. ...

Residence permits for work in Sweden

Sweden does not issue work visas; instead, anyone who plans to work in Sweden for more than a short temporary stay must apply for a residence permit ...

Education system in Sweden

Sweden's high taxes are reflected in its publicly funded schooling system. From the start of compulsory schooling through to upper secondary ...

Childcare in Sweden

For families moving to Sweden with children, childcare is often one of the main considerations. Sweden's high taxation becomes easier to ...