Expatriate Life Healthcare Culture

A Third Of Expats In The UK Are Worried About Domestic Politics

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Wednesday, 10 April 2019 09:17

New research reveals that 14% of expats in the UK would consider returning to their home country for political reasons. Research* from AXA – Global Healthcare has revealed that a…

UAE Cabinet Approves New Provisions For Sponsoring Expat Family Members

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Monday, 01 April 2019 11:04

The UAE Cabinet has adopted a decision to amend provisions of the resolution on sponsoring of foreign workers to their families in the country. According to a statement by the…

Expatriates Rank USA Among Best Countries In The World For Career Progression

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Saturday, 26 January 2019 09:34

New year, new job, new country? Moving to the US could be the key to unlocking your career potential, according to HSBC’s Expat Explorer Careers Survey. The survey of more…

Male Expats Eye Career Development, While Females Seek Personal Enrichment

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Tuesday, 13 March 2018 11:50

New research from AXA – Global Healthcare has revealed that over half (51 per cent) of male expats feel that their time abroad has accelerated their career development, as opposed…

Global Trend For International Mobility Looks Set To Continue

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Thursday, 09 November 2017 06:12

The global trend for international mobility looks set to continue as smaller and medium-sized multinationals drive growth and encourage greater movement of employees around the world. That is, according to…

Global Work Forces Still Vital For Big Business

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Saturday, 22 July 2017 05:08

In The iPMI Picture: Tom Wilkinson, CEO of AXA’s Global Healthcare Business.

Despite the unstable economic climate, unexpected political change and the impact of technology on societies the world's biggest companies still view a flexible and globally-mobile workforce as key when it…

Expats Most Commonly Relocate For Better Career Opportunities

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Tuesday, 20 June 2017 06:54

New research by AXA’s global healthcare specialist provider of international medical insurance has revealed that, when asked to give their top reasons for moving abroad, almost a third (30 per…

The Challenges Expats And Their Families Face

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Tuesday, 25 April 2017 08:06

New research by AXA’s international health insurance specialist has found that expats and their children are finding it difficult to be away from close friends and family.* Two-fifths (40 per…

Three Quarters Of Expats Put Health At Risk When Moving Abroad

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Thursday, 23 March 2017 06:13

New research by AXA’s international health specialists, provider of international medical insurance, has found that almost three quarters of expats waited until after relocating to purchase health insurance cover, with…

Vienna Tops Mercer’s 19th Quality Of Living Ranking

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Tuesday, 21 March 2017 08:02

Despite increased political and financial volatility in Europe, many of its cities offer the world’s highest quality of living and remain attractive destinations for expanding business operations and sending expatriates…