A Spanish Love Affair: Living On Ibiza
A Spanish Love Affair: Living On Ibiza In March 2003 I found myself in a travel agent’s office together with my husband Charles and our seven-month-old son Kiran. England had…
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A Belizean Mayor’s Advice for Expats
“In the county of Belize, including Ambergris Caye, we welcome people from all walks of life with open arms. Presently, we have a mixture of all races, like a melting…
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Pension Fund and Healthcare in Denmark
Pension Fund and Healthcare in Denmark You may be entitled to a foreign pension if you have lived or worked in another country than Denmark. It depends on the rules…
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10 Good Reasons to Invest in Denmark
10 Good Reasons to Invest in Denmark 1. The safe choice With bribery practically unknown, Denmark has earned top rankings in the international transparency index for years. The extremely low…
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Unique Things to Do while in Denmark
Unique Things to Do while in Denmark While there are places everybody knows about there are other places which don’t have the well-known names, but they are just as much…
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5 Places you Can’t Miss When Visiting Denmark
5 Places you Can’t Miss When Visiting Denmark Every country has its special places which everybody has heard about and once you set foot in the country these are the…
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Your tax experience in Singapore, can be fun!
Your tax experience in Singapore, can be fun! Earning Income in Singapore, so what are the tax rates? As a business owner or employee there is always personal income tax to…
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Lien: The Concept of “Face” in Chinese Culture
The Chinese aversion to self-assertion is well-illustrated by the concept of Lien, or “Face”. Lien refers to the many ways in which a person earns or gains the respect of…
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Moving to Denmark
Moving to Denmark So you decided to move to Denmark, either because you found work, want to study or just for a change of lifestyle. If you are from an…
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