We publish articles about important and interesting topics in global mobility industry, relocation to Germany, immigration updates and Brexit development.
Have you been offered a job in Switzerland? Congratulations! Now it’s time to find out more about Swiss work visas and how to apply for a work permit. Read on for the latest comprehensive guide to Swiss work visas and permits.
Likely one of the first things that you think of when you are offered a job in Germany – how do I get a German work visa? With our expertise, the process will go smoothly.
Congratulations on your move to Switzerland! You have already successfully obtained new resident status. However, there are still a number of important steps to remember. To help you settle in smoothly, we’ve created a practical checklist. This covers the most important tasks to complete during your first month in Switzerland
Exceptional quality of life, a strong economy and beautiful natural surroundings. The reasons why Switzerland is an attractive destination for expats are clear. Our Ultimate Switzerland Immigration Guide helps you to navigate the immigration process.
Moving to a foreign country almost always comes with a bit of culture shock. When I relocated to Germany, there were quite a few things that surprised me. Here are some of the biggest differences I noticed — hopefully, they’ll help you feel more prepared when you make your move!
Moving to a new country is an exciting adventure – but when you have a furry friend in tow, it becomes a whole different journey! Whatever your reason for relocating, pet relocation to Germany is totally doable – with the right planning.
Have you secured a job with a German company and are wondering whether it would be better for you to have a local contract or an intra-corporate transfer (ICT)? Have you heard the term “Local Plus” but aren’t quite sure what it means? We have all the insider information on the pros and cons of each option when negotiating a contract in Germany.
A Spouse’s Perspective on relocating to Germany – employment, kindergarten and school, language and integration, living situation and costs and compensation.
Are you planning to move to Germany or are you in the process of relocating? Congratulations! Do bear in mind though that there are some hidden costs that you may not initially consider. Here are our top five:
A posted worker is sent from one EU Member State to another by their employer to carry out a service. This service must be short-term, with a maximum duration of 2 years. Posting is generally based on a contract of services, posting within a group or hiring out through a temporary agency
