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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 comes to building a successful business, according to new research from AXA's global health insurance specialists. Tom Wilkinson, CEO of AXA's global healthcare team stated, "Having an international workforce is critical for businesses that want to capitalise on the huge opportunities available in...
22-07-2017 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
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 cent) of expats said that they relocated for better career opportunities and a quarter (23 per cent) listed increased pay and benefits. A further 15 per cent relocated for an improved work/life balance, while 14 per cent moved for a better environment...
20-06-2017 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
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 cent) of expats and 32 per cent of their children cited that being away from their support network was one of the most difficult aspects of their transition to life abroad – no matter their nationality or where they had...
25-04-2017 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
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 54 per cent doing so within two months of arriving and 17 per cent doing so only after experiencing the healthcare facilities available locally. Five per cent of respondents said that they had still not purchased any form of health...
23-03-2017 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
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 on assignment, according to Mercer’s 19th annual Quality of Living survey. City infrastructure, ranked separately this year, plays an important role when multinationals decide where to establish locations abroad and send expatriate workers. Easy access to transportation, reliable electricity, and...
21-03-2017 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Over 70% of respondents said medical preparedness is important when preparing for expatriate assignments; Only a quarter (25%) of respondents in the region said they received language training prior to their deployment, while a third (34%) said they had undergone cross-cultural training; Repatriation support also a weak spot where MENA-based professionals are concerned. International work experience is increasingly seen as essential to long-term career development, according to a global study of expatriates commissioned...
30-12-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Punter Southall Health & Protection has become the training partner for international health insurance for Expat Academy. Expat Academy is a global mobility network, where HR professionals come together to share their knowledge about expatriate assignments. Teresa Wighton, Head of International Healthcare Consulting at Punter Southall Health & Protection, says: “We’re hoping our extensive experience in international health benefits will be very useful to Expat Academy’s members, and we’re looking forward...
08-12-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Just 53% of expatriates working outside of their home country have opted to include repatriation cover as part of a their accident, liability or international health insurance policies, revealed Grégoire Ezanno, business development director, APRIL Assistance speaking in Athens at a recent industry conference on international private medical insurance, travel and repatriation cover. Quoting from data gather by APRIL International, Grégoire further revealed around 20% had no health cover at all, whilst others...
08-12-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Cigna Global Health Benefits® (NYSE: CI) and the National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC) recently surveyed more than 2,700 expatriates working in 156 countries to better understand how they and their families experience, perceive and value various elements of assignment terms and programs. While many surveys tell the global mobility story from the perspective of the employer, this survey is unique because it gathers candid feedback from the globally mobile themselves—information employers...
10-11-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Singapore takes the top spot in the eighth Expat Explorer country league table, with expatriates praising the opportunities for career development, appealing salaries and an excellent quality of life. Over a quarter (28%) of expats in Singapore earn more than USD200,000 per annum compared to 13% of expats globally. Fifty-nine per cent say the city-state is a place for career development and 79% are confident about the Singapore economy. Overall, 67% of...
01-10-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
According to HSBC`s latest global report – Expat Explorer: Balancing life abroad – expats say Canada is the number one country in the world when it comes to welcoming people from abroad regardless of their faith, race, gender and/or sexuality. Furthermore, Canada ranked 6th overall out of 39 countries and territories worldwide, remaining a top draw for expats with growing families, as well as for those looking to retire outside of their...
01-10-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Once more, Ecuador tops the list of the best places to live abroad in the InterNations Expat Insider 2015 survey, which is with more than 14,000 respondents one of the most extensive studies ever conducted to explore the general living situation of expatriates. Non-European destinations such as New Zealand, Thailand, Panama, and Australia were awarded with a much better ranking, as the InterNations survey shows. Ecuador, Mexico and Malta: Everybody’s Darlings The InterNations...
31-08-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Luanda, the capital of Angola, tops Mercer’s 2015 Cost of Living Rankings, and is the most expensive destination for expatriate employees in 2015. We ranked 207 cities worldwide based on a basket of goods and services frequently purchased by expatriates. Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, has the lowest expatriate cost of living. Just as foreign exchange costs create headwinds for many multinational organizations, currency fluctuations – driven by economic and political unrest – are...
17-06-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
With a growing number of Americans retiring abroad, a poll released by Clements Worldwide indicates that international political instability and terrorism top the list of worries among would-be expatriates. The survey by Clements, a global insurance provider with 68 years’ experience covering individuals living and working outside of their country of citizenship, also found strong concern but lack of information about the availability of appropriate health care insurance overseas. Asked to...
14-05-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
The economy in the United Arab Emirates is rather different to that experienced in the West. Most critically, the lack of income tax has an impact on what government services are offered for free. Of these, health care has long been a hotly contested subject. In most cases, health insurance is considered mandatory and is most commonly provided by employers to their staff. Now, however, a study suggests that this employer-provided...
17-02-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
InternationalLiving.com’s just-released annual Global Retirement Index rates Panama, Ecuador, Belize and France as the countries in the world offering the best incentives for retirees. Panama, Ecuador, Belize and France offer the best retiree benefits in the world, according to International Living’s just-released annual Global Retirement Index 2015. In a bid to entice expats, these countries have assembled attractive benefits packages, which offer huge savings for foreign retirees on everything from travel...
22-01-2015 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Reflecting the universal appeal of the UAE as a "home away from home" to the wider expatriate community who reside in the country, UAE residents who responded to a Western Union survey highlighted the attractiveness of the country for the peace of mind, the comfortable lifestyle it provides, the ability to raise a family in addition to the safety standards and lasting friendships that they have forged over the years. Working...
05-12-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
A rebounding property market and rising education fees can erode benefits of zero income tax for professional expats in the United Arab Emirates. New rules have put property purchase out of reach for many professional expats, and the rental market is heating up. Education fees are a source of financial stress, as the UAE continues to be one of the world’s most expensive international schooling destinations. Millions of expatriates work in...
01-12-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Companies in Argentina are forecasting 28 per cent pay rises for staff in 2015 – the highest globally, according to the latest Salary Trends survey by ECA International. However, once inflation of over 27 per cent has been factored in these large increases will have little impact on spending power. The tightening of Argentina’s labour market over several years, combined with high general price inflation, has supported on-going rampant wage growth...
26-11-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Expats in Switzerland and New Zealand may be having it best according to a new global study out today from HSBC Expat, but, as the survey points out, expatriate life in the US is far from gloomy. The Expat Explorer survey is one of the largest global expat studies. This year, nearly 9,300 expats from around the world, including over 500 based in the US, shared their views on quality...
20-11-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Businesses are investing millions of pounds each year sending employees on global assignments without being able to quantify the cost or measure the value from their investment, according to a new report from PwC. This is leading to nearly six in ten organisations saying their global mobility programmes currently do not deliver value for money. PwC’s new Modern Mobility report predicts that the number of people going on global assignments will...
20-11-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
The reaction follows a report released by the United Arab Emirates’ embassy in Washington D.C. that states the existing system is thriving as the country’s population grows and the government’s heavy investment pays dividends. In the UAE, education has long been touted as one of the highest priorities for their recent governments. The developments are a continuation of the infrastructure that has been implemented over recent years by the founder of...
18-08-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Singapore has no capital gains tax and offers a much lower individual tax rate than Western countries. This has led to a large number of the world’s wealthiest to claim citizenship on Singaporean shores. Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin is the second richest Singaporean expatriate. Originally Saverin was from Brazil and later immigrated to the US. He renounced his US citizenship in favour of Singapore just before the network’s initial public offering...
25-07-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
A survey by leading international private medical insurance broker, Medibroker amongst expatriates has discovered that most expatriates were positive about their lifestyle with 80% of the sample saying they either ‘really enjoyed’ or ‘enjoyed’ their lives abroad. By contrast, less than 2% said they were not enjoying their time overseas. Nearly 60% of the sample cited a better climate as the main reason for their positive outlook, closely followed by an...
18-07-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Price rises and a stronger currency mean that Singapore has the dubious claim to the title of the world's most expensive city, according to the findings of The Economist Intelligence Unit's Worldwide Cost of Living Survey, a relocation tool that compares the cost of living between 131 cities worldwide using New York as a base city. Strong Singapore dollar and high transport costs push Asian hub to number one spot European cities...
05-03-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
According to the Mercer 2014 Quality of Living rankings Vienna is the city with the world’s best quality of living. Zurich and Auckland follow in second and third place, respectively. Munich is in fourth place, followed by Vancouver, which is also the highest-ranking city in North America. Ranking 25 globally, Singapore is the highest-ranking Asian city, whereas Dubai (73) ranks first across Middle East and Africa. The city of Pointe-à-Pitre (69), Guadeloupe...
19-02-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
British expatriates living in Europe having taken early retirement will lose their access to free local healthcare services, after the government decided to scrap the facility. In the past, those living in countries such as France or Spain have found their treatment covered by the NHS, but this is about to change. From April 1st, those who are not covered through employment will have to foot the bill themselves. The move...
13-02-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
MSH INTERNATIONAL (SIACI SAINT HONORE Group), which manages PREVINTER’s entire range of group plans on its behalf, launches the first International Mobility Observatory of the association. This comprehensive overview of practices in terms of corporate management of internationally mobile employees enables each member company to compare its own practices with a broad spectrum of companies, ranging from SMEs and mid-caps to major groups. The International Mobility Observatory of PREVINTER, conducted by...
13-02-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
British expatriates in the south of Spain have lost the ability to watch the BBC's domestic service for free, after a satellite was switched off. The residents are said to be disappointed, but a spokesman for the corporation said that they were never supposed to be able to access the material in the first place. He went on to say that domestic programming should only be available to those in the...
11-02-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
A recent study carried out by scientists at the University of Glasgow and published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene suggests that one in five rodents in a Kenyan slum carries a disease that causes fever and illness in humans. Scientists discovered a significant percentage of the rats and mice in Nairobi's Kibera slum - one the largest in the world - were carrying Leptospira bacteria in their...
10-02-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Medibroker is warning expatriates about an increasingly prominent virus risk emerging in the Middle East. MERS - Middle East Respiratory Syndrome - has infected 176 individuals since it first emerged in 2012, with over 40% of cases proving fatal. The virus causes similar symptoms to the SARS virus - fever, coughing and pneumonia. The majority of cases have been seen in Saudi Arabia but the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar...
06-02-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Combining the strength of its communication expertise with its leadership position in global mobility, Mercer has announced Mercer Belong® Global Mobility (BGM) – a new solution that fosters better connections between the business, global mobility talent managers and expatriate assignees. It is the latest enhancement to the firm’s Talent Impact™ Technology Solutions Portfolio. Designed around Mercer’s innovative Belong® web portal framework, which streamlines the delivery of human resources content in a...
30-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
According to a new research report published by Finaccord, the UK 'exports' nearly as many expatriates of its own as it 'imports' from other countries. Defining expatriates as individuals who establish their residence in the territory of another country for a temporary period that is, or is expected to be, of at least 12 months and a maximum of five years, Finaccord has calculated that there were around 1.19 million expatriates...
29-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Freehold homes are now within reach of expatriates living in Abu Dhabi, as the city aims to boost its property sector. Those foreigners living in the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been restricted to leasehold agreements in the past, but can now purchase houses in designated investment zones. The move puts Abu Dhabi in a similar position to Dubai, where it has always been easier for expats to...
23-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
The total number of expatriates worldwide amounted to around 50.5 million in 2013 with Saudi Arabia hosting the highest number and India 'exporting' the most. According to a new research report published by Finaccord, the total number of expatriates worldwide amounted to around 50.5 million in 2013. This figure has grown at a compound annual rate of 2.4% since 2009, given that there were around 46.0 million expatriates in that year. By...
20-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Another New Year, another New Year’s resolution and the chances are, for many, their goal for 2014 will be to leave the UK permanently to work or retire. The UK Office of National Statistics publishes data on net migration and their figures show the number of people leaving the UK over the last two years has consistently been around the 345,000 mark. Popular destinations include Spain, France and Canada. But once...
15-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Only 32% of the 628 organisations we surveyed conduct person/location risk assessments prior to expatriate assignments A recent PWC report estimates a 50% growth in mobile workers by 2020 Companies need to look beyond direct employees and assess the risk to the whole umbrella of business travellers including volunteers, students, trainees, dependents and sub-contractors Insurance is no longer enough when it comes to ensuring health and safety of travellers The International SOS Foundation, together...
15-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
The health of expatriates in Dubai may be at risk from the start of 2014 because of a recent ruling by the Dubai healthcare authority, according to specialist international health insurance intermediary, Medibroker. The ruling means health insurance will start to become compulsory in Dubai from the beginning of 2014 and many expatriates will need to switch plans as a result. “All expatriates in Dubai will begin to need health insurance cover...
07-01-2014 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Mercer’s surveys of multinational employers show that most intend to increase the number of employees they send on both long-term and short-term global assignments over the next two years. While some employers have large, mature mobility programs with hundreds of expatriates in dozens of countries, others have small, newer programs. Yet all want to attract the right employees and send them on the right type of assignment for the right amount...
20-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Since the last day for posting items internationally in time for Christmas has already passed, expatriates across the world will have sourced the majority of the things they need to celebrate December 25th. When you are away from home it is more important than ever to keep certain traditions alive, but the chances are things will be a bit different to how they would be at home. There are a number...
20-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Enterprise mobility will continue to be one of the hottest topics in IT, and high on the list of priorities for all CIOs, according to Ovum’s Enterprise Mobility 2014 Trends-to-Watch report. Consumerization (i.e. the impact of technology designed first and foremost for consumers) has driven the enterprise mobility market over the last few years, and Ovum has identified the three major trends in mobile consumerization that will have the biggest impact...
11-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Beijing is now Asia's second most expensive location for international assignees, up from 5th position last year. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International. While Tokyo still tops the list of the most expensive locations in Asia for expatriates, globally it has fallen to 10th place on the back of a weaker Yen – a significant drop from last year, when it was...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Angola's capital, Luanda, remains Africa's most expensive city and is the 2nd most expensive for expatriates globally. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International. While Luanda topped the list between 2007 and 2009, the top spot since then has been filled by Tokyo and now Caracas. Luanda is followed by Juba (4), Brazzaville (13) and Libreville (17) - all of which also feature...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
New Delhi is India’s most expensive city for expatriates but ranks only 228th in the globally. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International, the world's leading provider of knowledge, information and technology for the management and assignment of employees around the world. Despite high inflation in India, the considerable depreciation of the rupee over the year has led to Indian locations falling even...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Singapore is now the 30th most expensive location globally for international assignees, having moved up one spot from last year’s 31st position. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International, the world's leading provider of knowledge, information and technology for the management and assignment of employees around the world. In the regional ranking, Singapore has slipped one spot to 9th position. It is now...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Norway's capital Oslo remains Europe's most expensive city for expatriates and the third most costly in the world. With the exception of Moscow, the region's top ten is dominated by Western European cities in Switzerland, Scandinavia and Finland. Within Europe, some of the most significant climbers up the ranking have been Dutch and German locations. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International. “The strengthening of...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
For the first time Venezuela’s capital city has become the most expensive place in the world for expatriates. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International, the world's leading provider of knowledge, information and technology for the management and assignment of employees around the world. The ongoing rampant inflation and severe shortages of exported goods being experienced in Caracas has led to its rise...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Australian locations have now all fallen out of the global top 30 most expensive locations in the world for expatriates. This is among the findings of the latest Cost of Living survey by ECA International, the world's leading provider of knowledge, information and technology for the management and assignment of employees around the world. Sydney and Canberra, both in the top 20 a year ago, now rank 31st and 39th respectively...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
No less than a quarter of employees being asked to relocate to a new country are not being provided with an allowance to do so by the company they work for. This is among the findings of research carried out by Lloyds Bank, which surveyed 1,039 British expatriates across 13 destinations to collate the results. Further to this, 26 per cent said they had not been helped with the cost of...
06-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
A new survey from Cigna (NYSE:CI) and the National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC) shows areas of dissatisfaction among the globally mobile workforce that may jeopardize employees’ successful completion of assignments outside their home countries and diminish their employers’ return on investment in them. Expats lack awareness of many employer benefits and services; 78% access medical care while on assignment; Expat trends: older, on shorter assignments, leaving family behind; Experience of expats in the U.S...
02-12-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
The overseas moving specialists behind Interdean.co.uk have stressed the importance of researching healthcare options in their chosen destination, after it was revealed that 1 in 10 expats have little or no knowledge of how overseas health systems operate. Despite this, it was reported in wsanb.co.uk that 20% of UK expats felt that “comprehensive guidance” on local healthcare was vital when moving overseas. The research from Expacare also found that 26% of...
15-11-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Think of a growing economy in Africa, and Kenya is bound to be high on the list. Kenyan national statistics show GDP growth of over 5% in the first quarter of 2013 and 4.3 per cent in the second quarter which put many mature Western economies to shame. Democratic, growing and stable, the capital Nairobi is home to many regional corporate offices and has thriving European and US expatriate, student and...
21-10-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Traveler Friendly Insurance, an authorized representative for IMG Insurance, offers medical insurance for travelers, whether for a short trip or an indefinite stay abroad. Travelers, whether going to a single country or on Schengen Visa through the EU, can be assured of access to the finest emergency care, no matter where they go. "When traveling outside of the US, few things are as scary as not being sure that you can pay...
15-10-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
According to Expat Forum, a new report has suggested that the nation’s population is estimated to grow to more than 2 million in the last quarter of 2013, increasing to 2.2 million the following year. This population growth means additional investments in housing, roads and schools will be needed, leading to economic growth in the years ahead. The last spell of population growth was during 2004-2009, where population grew at an...
15-10-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Personal technology is becoming a particularly useful tool for expatriates, with nine out of ten Brits living abroad saying it gives them a better quality of life. This is according to the most recent edition of the NatWest International Personal Banking (NatWest IPB) Quality of Life Report, which interviewed some 1,800 British expats living in 12 overseas territories. It found that 91 per cent of this demographic own three or more...
25-09-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
The Telegraph has reported figures released by the Department for Work and Pensions, which show that the number of Spaniards applying for a National Insurance number has risen from just over 30,000 in 2011-2012 to more than 45,000 the following year. In a similar story, there were increases in the number of expats from Italy (up 35%) and Portugal (up 43%) during the same period. There was also a 44%...
24-09-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Expatriates living in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been advised to write a will in order to ensure that their assets are divided how they wish in the event of their death. Emphasis has been put on this legal process in a recent report published in the country's Ministry of Interior publication, 999 Magazine. It is particularly important for those living in a Muslim country, such as the UAE...
11-09-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Les Etoiles, a luxury rental apartment located in the center of Montreal, Quebec, is getting a lot of attention lately among expatriates, professionals and families from around the world for its beautiful and well-equipped one and two-bedroom suites. For anybody who would like to find a long-term rental in Old Port Montreal, Les Etoiles is sure to have what they are looking for. The apartments, which are a very short...
10-09-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
Organizations all over the world are leveraging the benefits of a globally mobile workforce. According to a KPMG International survey, 72 percent of over 600 respondents use global mobility programs to support overall business objectives. KPMG International’s 15th annual Global Assignment Policies and Practices (GAPP) survey provides a wealth of information for those responsible for or interested in global mobility. The detailed data found in these pages is an opportunity...
05-09-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
According to the OECD migration has started to pick up again, driven largely by people moving within the European Union, after three years of continuous decline during the crisis. But the employment prospects for immigrants have worsened, with around one in two unemployed immigrants in Europe still looking for work after more than 12 months, according to a new OECD report. The 2013 International Migration Outlook says that migration into OECD...
02-09-2013 iPMI Magazine Expatriate Life International Living Global Mobility News
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