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Maternity Insurance Coverage for Expats – Global Health Plans That Cover Pregnancy
/in international health insurance /by David TompkinsLearn about global health insurance that covers maternity for expatriates living abroad
Many expatriates and future global nomads plan to have children when moving abroad. Everyone knows that pregnancy can involve a lot of preparations and planning – one of the most important considerations is accessing maternity care when living abroad and the insurance to fund those expenses. Maternity expenses can either be reasonably small – say under $10,000 if you are in a country where medical expenses are small.
They can also be in the hundreds of thousands or even a million dollars depending on your pregnancy and any potential complications during or after birth. As the anxiety about parenthood increases, you don’t want to worry about the expected and unexpected medical expenses. In this article, we will discuss maternity insurance coverage for expats.
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5 Best Countries to Teach English in Asia for Expats
/in Expat Lifestyle, Expat Tips, Travel /by David TompkinsHere are five best countries for expats to teach English in Asia
It is true that there is an increasing demand for native English speaking teachers in Asia. There are countries you can teach English with and without a degree. But we advise getting certified as it will increase your chances of landing the job. The basic qualifications to teach English in Asia is to be a Native English Speaker. You must also have a four-year degree in any major and pass a criminal record check. The cut off age is 60 years old. To ensure you land the job, it’s best to hold certifications like TEFL, TESOL or CELTA. Ultimately, schools prefer to hire someone who has the proof that they can teach English to those who do not speak English as their first language. If you can get a classroom experience, then you have a higher chance of getting the job. The best part is you can even get these courses online but aim for a 12-150-hour course.
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5 Mental Health Tips for Expats Abroad
/in Expat Tips, Travel /by David TompkinsHere are five mental health tips for expats abroad
Traveling abroad can be stressful for many people, especially for expats who have to move their entire home to a new country. They have to sort of their finances, accommodation, health insurance, and leave their comfort behind. It means leaving their group of friends, favorite coffee shops, and, most importantly, home. You may feel the excitement, anxiety, and exhaustion planning and executing your move. Then, adjusting to your new country, its culture and language can be distressing as well. If we don’t take care of our mental health, we’re bound to hit a depression. It is important to check in with yourself as you hit all the important milestones of becoming an expat. In this article, we will explore five mental health tips for expats overseas.
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6 Challenges of Living Abroad for Expatriates
/in Expat Lifestyle /by David TompkinsSix Challenges for Expatriates & Global Nomads Living Abroad
Living on foreign soil with unknown faces around may pose many challenges to an expat or global nomad, especially those who have left behind the luxury of family support and a convenient lifestyle. No matter how mentally strong you are, the challenges that you face while living abroad can make life difficult. Everyone thinks that you won’t get at least some “culture shock,” but it happens to everyone.
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5 Tips on Coping with Medical Emergency While Living Abroad
/in Expat Tips, international health insurance /by David TompkinsLearn How To Cope With Medical Emergencies while Living Abroad
Residing overseas, whether to work, study, volunteer, travel, or retire, can be a rewarding and life-changing experience. What if expatriates become ill and require medical emergency assistance? Expatriates usually spend a significant period abroad, and they may be more exposed to health risks and medical emergencies than short-term visitors. In this article, we will discuss five tips for expats on coping with a medical emergency while living abroad as an expatriate or global nomad.
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Key Insights on Keeping Your Mobile Workforce Safe
/in Expat Employers, Expat Tips, Travel /by Nantanaa MutharasuLearn about the Key Insights on Keeping Your Mobile Workforce Safe
The world is moving towards a mobile workforce with lots of expatriate assignments and short term business travel. With globalization, there is plenty of growth opportunities, and organizations can extend their services to international shores. Hence, business travel is expected to grow substantially. More employees can travel and conduct business abroad as it gives them a chance to spice up their routine. But there are risks involved, and employers and employees must equip themselves with information and training to mitigate potential threats overseas. In this article, we discuss three key insights on keeping your mobile workforce safe while working abroad.
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10 Quick Tips for Buying International Health Insurance
/in international health insurance /by David TompkinsGet 10 Vital Tips for Buying International Health Insurance Plans
When you are planning to live abroad, or you have already become a global citizen, one of the most vital products that you can buy is intangible – international health insurance. There are all sorts of medical plans for expats in the market, but as an expert and specialist in the market with 20 years of experience, I thought I would share ten quick tips for picking the right global medical insurance plan. Read more
Top 5 Cost of Living Concerns for Expats
/in Expat Lifestyle /by Nantanaa MutharasuFind Out More About the Cost of Living Concerns for Expats
Let’s talk about the least fun part about being an expat- budgeting. Living in Thailand for five months, then relocating to Mexico and calling it home is not impossible if you plan well. Even seasoned digital nomads traveling through the wonders of the world will carefully plan out the cost of living in each destination. Here are the top five cost of living concerns for expats. Read more
5 Ways Traveling Makes You A Better Entrepreneur
/in Expat Tips, Travel /by David TompkinsHere’s How Traveling Can Make You A Better Entrepreneur
Ever wondered how traveling makes you a better entrepreneur? Early mornings, late nights, and many cups of coffee in between, there seems to be no time for an adventure. Entrepreneurs are always hustling to reach their goals. As an innovator, you have to show up to work every day no matter how you’re feeling. The sense of freedom that comes from doing what you love is what makes you enjoy the daily grind. But racking up unused paid time should not be glorified. Burying your head in work all the time will only harm productivity-not just yours but also your teams’. Most successful entrepreneurs have one thing in common-they travel.
Traveling increases productivity and boosts your confidence. Even taking a short journey will give you new perspectives for personal growth and business. Here’s how traveling can make you a better entrepreneur.
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Top 5 things expats should know about the COVID-19 Coronavirus
/in Current Events, Expat Health, Expat Tips /by Nantanaa MutharasuWhat Should Expats Know About The COVID-19 Coronavirus?
The recent outbreak of the Wuhan coronavirus has raised concerns amongst the local and expatriate population in China, and globally. It is an emerging, rapidly evolving situation, and reports are pouring in. Here are the top 5 things expatriates and global citizens should know about the emerging virus and the resulting public health threat. It includes a short description, how to recognize it, how to keep yourself healthy, treatment, and much more. The World Health Organization has provided a new official name for the illness caused by the new coronavirus: COVID-19 Read more