Moving to Rio de Janeiro
Until 1960 Rio de Janeiro was the capital of Brazil when Brasilia became the capital. It is the second largest city in Brazil and one of the most popular tourist…
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Living the Language: How Learning French is More of an Experience than a Class Subject
In this fun and enlightening account, EscapeArtist writer, Jane, tells us about how she discovered the best way to learn French. She also advises on completely immersing yourself in the…
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Wine Bars in Paris
Natural wine bars are all the rage in Paris and have been for the past several years. While there have always been French wine bars, this current craze, featuring natural…
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Ecuador Real Estate Value – The EcuaLux Definition
Warren Buffett, dubbed the “Oracle of Omaha”, succinctly stated a sage piece of investment advice: “Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.”
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Diversifying Your Assets With Land Banking
Diversifying Your Assets With Land Banking Put anything in the bank lately? Me, neither. It’s probably a universal trait among humans—to want to put something aside to protect one’s family…
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Investing in Ireland – Some Details
Ireland has actively tried to become one of the most attractive countries for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Ireland’s tax-regime is one of the key features to reach this level of…
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How We Chose Our Expat Destination
How We Chose Our Expat Destination Moving is considered to be one of the most stressful events a person or a family will ever go through. Rated just below divorce,…
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What To Do In Dubai
What To Do In Dubai Once you arrive in Dubai and get settled in your hotel you’ll probably want to go out and explore the city. Transportation In Dubai…
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Immigration Requirements and Daily Life in Curaçao
Immigration Requirements and Daily Life in Curaçao The first thing you have to do if you are not a Dutch citizen and want to live in Curaçao is to get…
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A Quick Tour Around the Dominican Republic
A Quick Tour Around the Dominican Republic. Return to “How Did I End Up Here?” Wendy’s previous article in this series about living in the Dominican Republic. Monte Christi, northwest and close…
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