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Moving abroad is exciting, but it's essential to find a peaceful place to live. Just like short-term travelers seek a relaxing country for their vacation, expatriates also look for a nation where they can live peacefully and safely. So what are the safest countries, and what crucial criteria do expatriates consider when choosing?

Studies show that Chinese and Indian international students make up the largest portion of the student population in top study-abroad destinations, outnumbering students from other countries. While students from countries like South Korea, Nepal, and Nigeria also study abroad in significant numbers, their totals fall short of reaching the hundreds of thousands of students from China and India.

A foreign currency drought in Mauritius, the removal of the lien certificate requirement for vehicle purchases, and yet another round of Air Mauritius flight delays… Here's a breakdown of this week's key events.

Due to increasing sea freight costs, you now need a substantial budget for an international move (around 200 euros per cubic meter, depending on the destination). For both economic and environmental reasons, it's smart to only take what you really need. Choosing what to bring can be tough, especially when deciding between items that have sentimental value and those that are necessary. Here are some tips to help you decide and organize what to take with you.

Is it possible to study abroad with your child? As international mobility evolves, navigating the recent immigration reforms in major destinations has become essential. So, how can prospective international students successfully relocate abroad with their children?