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For the past two years I have been going to Sharm for holidays/escapes, and every time I come back to UK where I live I have this feeling that I want to live there. Now I have arrived at that crossroad that I want to go and no there is no man involved hahahha.
I would like to rent an apartment and then look for a job out there in the hospitality industry as my expertise is in customer service. Do I need a visa? I am original Dutch.
Any one with some advise?
Thank youPost Reply | View All Forums Recent Report Submissions from Expats in the Field:Moving to: Southern Dordogne, France Bertrange, Luxembourg View all Moving ReportsHaving a Baby in:Letterkenny, Ireland Wittenberg, Germany View all Having a Baby Reportpat Life in:Kuwait, Kuwait View all City ReportsWorking in:Dhahran / Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia Manila, Baguio, N.Luzon, Philippines View all Working Overseas ReportsSchool Reviews:Heidelberg International School in Germany Ecole Internationale de Marne-la-Vallee in France View all School Reviews  10 Tips for Living in ChinaBy Navjot SinghChoosing the Right LocationBy Paul AllenCountries Offer Incentives to Foreign RetireesBy Kathleen PeddicordHaving a Baby in Letterkenny, IrelandBy ExpatExchange.com Member Why in a Market Downturn Job Seekers Need to Think like EntrepreneursBy Kelly MagowanView All Articles Week-by-Week Pre-Move Preparation GuideOur New Moving Overseas section offers a helpful 35 week pre-move preparation guide for moving overseas with timely international relocation advice. For access to the full week-by-week pre-move guide, please subscribe to the e-version of Let the Adventure Begin! (free). Below is a summary of the online version -- select a topic for the full week's guide: Weeks Until Move: 35Career Issues: Negotiating Your Benefits PackageIf you're being offered an international assignment there are often many issues involved in making the decision to move or stay. One of the most important issues for any person or family that is sent abroad by their company is the expat relocation package. This issue offers important points to cover during your benefits negotiation such as salary, moving costs, tax liability, home leave, duration of assignment and more. Weeks Until Move: 34Preparing Your Kids: Telling Your Kids about the Move, Family Dynamics, Third Culture KidsPreparing to move abroad can be complicated. Preparing to move with kids may be much more challenging, but can prove to be the most rewarding family experience. Tell your children as soon as possible that they will be moving abroad. Don't think you will make it easier on them by waiting until a later date - they will want to feel like you included them in the process. This issue also offers advice about family dynamics and third culture kids.
Weeks Until Move: 33Job Search: Advice for Finding a Job OverseasKelly Magowan of Six Figures advises, "The best way to begin your job search is to start with you, your skills, interests, values, abilities and motivators. Rather than trying to fit yourself into a position description, create a position description of the types of jobs you are interested in and that suit you." Issue offers advice on starting your international job search, advice for those seeking a teaching job abroad and information for entrepreneurs, freelancers and those considering self-employment abroad. Weeks Until Move: 32A Glimpse of Your New Life Abroad: The "Look-See" Trip & Using a Relocation Company You've probably done a great deal of research online about your destination and talked with a few expats prior to this insightful trip. Your "Look-See" trip is a great time to narrow down school and neighborhood choices, meet future colleagues and find short-term housing. Issue offers advice on the benefits of a relocation company and how to choose the right one. Weeks Until Move: 31School Selection: Choosing the Right School and Other Education TopicsChoosing the right school for your kids is a big decision. The international school (or public school, etc.) greatly impacts your child's expat experience. This issue offers advice on researching schools, reading reviews of international schools, choosing between public and private schools and how to choose the right school. Expert advice from two well-known international education professionals. Weeks Until Move: 30Neighborhood Selection: How to Choose the Right NeighborhoodUnless you're very familiar with your destination, choosing the right neighborhood or town can be a difficult decision. Proximity to schools, work, grocery stores, social venues -- whatever is important to you and your family -- are all important factors to consider when choosing the right neighborhood.
Weeks Until Move: 29Resume & CV Tips: Creating a Global Resume / CVMary Anne Thompson offers great advice for people seeking jobs abroad, "There are no hard-and-fast rules that are 100% appropriate in every case. Best advice: do your homework - find out what is appropriate vis-a-vis the corporate culture, the country culture, and the culture of the person making the hiring decision. The challenge will be to incorporate several different cultures into one document." In this issue Mary Anne offers detailed advice for overseas job seekers. Weeks Until Move: 28The Accompanying Spouse: How to Transition Your Relationship Abroad Some of the most prominent complications surrounding an expatriate assignment can be issues that arise from an international transferee's spouse. Sometimes referred to as expat spouses or trailing spouses, these significant others that agree to follow their loved ones to a foreign land often find the transistion from their old life to a new country to be daunting. Weeks Until Move: 27Moving Logistics: Bringing Less "Stuff" & Choosing the Right Moving CompanyTo find a moving company, get referrals from other people. The company you or your spouse will be working for has likely moved other expats. Request past transferees' contact information to ask about their moving experience with the company. Before you get estimates, do everything possible to minimize the amount of items you will move. Weeks Until Move: 26Moving Logistics (Part 2): Auto Shipping & Moving InsuranceThis issue offers helpful advice for those considering international auto shipping - should you bring your car, lease one abroad or buy a car abroad? Moving insurance is also covered with advice from Colin Gordon of The MIGroup. Weeks Until Move: 25Health Insurance & Services: Health Insurance & Medical EvacuationIf your health insurance plan is not already selected by your employer or you're moving abroad on your own and would like to obtain private medical insurance, there are many options and coverage varies widely. Everyone moving abroad should carefully research healthcare in their new country. Issue also covers topic of medical evacuation services. Weeks Until Move: 24Your Health Abroad: Health Issues & Pregnancy AbroadFrank Gillingham, M.D. with HTH Worldwide wrote and article entitled, Medical Preparation When Living Overseas, which provides a detailed checklist to cover before moving abroad. Issue also covers pregnancy abroad. Weeks Until Move: 23The Family Pet: Tips for Relocating with Your PetMoving abroad with a pet can be a bit complicated -- potential quarantines, local laws, documentation and air travel safety are all considerations. We highly recommend using a pet shipper for your international relocation. We work with several great companies. Issue offers tips for moving a pet abroad. Weeks Until Move: 22Security Matters: Emergency & Evacuation PlanningThe US State Department explains, "No matter how calm things are at your post, you should not be lulled into thinking that it can't happen here as 65% of all evacuations occur in low to medium threat posts." That's very important to keep in mind. Issue covers contingency planning with detailed lists of documents and information to have on hand should an emergency arise. Also covered is corporate evacuation planning for companies of all sizes. Weeks Until Move: 21Preparing Your Teenager: Moving with a Teen, Educating a Teen AbroadTips on preparing your teenagers for a move abroad. Expert advice from Dina Zavrski-Makaric of Challenging Directions and Elizabeth Perelstein, President of School Choice International. Weeks Until Move: 20Learning the Language: Language Training is Key! We cannot stress enough the importance of learning the language of our new country. Even if English is widely spoken there, learning the native language will benefit you enormously. It will give you a chance to truly interact with locals, show respect for the local culture and engage in the expat experience. Weeks Until Move: 19Understanding the Culture: Cross-Cultural Training "It is important to learn about the country that you are living in. Customs are different and learning about it was an interesting experience for me. Living it you learn a lot more, but taking a class in cross-cultural training is a great beginning. This way you know what to expect and not offend anyone so you understand the culture of the people," explains one ExpatExchange member. Weeks Until Move: 18Passport & Visa: Obtaining a Passport, Visa & Int'l Driving Permit Although there is a lot in the press these days about people taking "staycations" where they take their vacation at home, don't be lulled into thinking that means quicker processing of passports. There were many travelers affected a few years ago by the backups at the Passport Office who can tell you through hard experience that the sooner you apply for your passport the better. Weeks Until Move: 17Work Permits : Obtaining a Work PermitBefore you even accept the job offer and start packing up your life, discuss the work permit with the employer. Ask them what documents they will need from you and who your contact person is at the company for any questions that you have. Ask for periodic updates on the status of the permit. Issue also covers work permits for accompanying spouses and options for spouses who cannot obtain a work permit. Weeks Until Move: 16Financial Matters: Banking & Finances n her article, A Guide to Financial Services for Expats, Lisa R. Mitchell of Wells Fargo International Personal Banking provided an invaluable set of Questions and Answers related to international finances. Advice on foreign exchange rates, opening a bank account abroad, online banking, obtaining credit abroad and much more. Weeks Until Move: 15Tax Matters: What to Know Before You Go Because of the complexities of expat taxes issues, we highly recommend that expats of any nationality use an expat tax professional. Issue covers topics such as tax treaties, foreign earned income exclusion and taxes for -- individuals employed by a foreign employer, for married couples, self-employed expats. Weeks Until Move: 14Real Estate Matters: Should you buy a property abroad? Should You Buy Abroad? That's the million dollar question and the answer seems to be changing day-by-day and country-by-country. Issue offers advice for those contemplating buying overseas property. Weeks Until Move: 13Working Abroad: Strategies for Preparing for Your International Assignment If you're going to be working abroad, learning about the culture is imperative. One member of ExpatExchange explained, "Be open to what your trainer has to offer. We assumed we understood the British culture since we speak the same language, and come from the same "roots" if you will. Weeks Until Move: 12Working Abroad (Part 2): Understanding the Multinational Workplace"As multinational, multicultural and multilingual organisations continue to expand with employees from all over the globe living and working in different cultures to their own, opportunities to commit social faux pas are rife!" - Think Global Recruitment. Issue offers advice on preparing for the work environment abroad. Weeks Until Move: 11Counseling & Coaching: Getting Help with this Challenging TransitionIn many cultures there is still a stigma attached to the notion of asking for help from such a professional. This is the primary reason why many individuals or families are entrenched in a crisis when they finally are willing to seek help. Embarking upon an international assignment or any other form of international transition offers a unique opportunity to explore these types of services. Weeks Until Move: 10Technology : Technologies that Simplify, Connect and SupportTechnology has made a tremendous impact on expats' lives. Technologies can help you simplify your life, work for efficiently and from anywhere in the world, connect with fellow expats and stay in touch with friends and family back home.
Weeks Until Move: 9Making Connections: Meeting People Before You MoveWouldn't it be nice to bypass trying to make friends in your new country after you arrive and instead make connections before you move? These days with technology and the Internet it's possible with a little effort. Weeks Until Move: 8Moving Checklist : What to Take & What to Leave Behind We live in an age where we are attached to our "stuff", so when we find ourselves in a situation where we have to figure out how to get our stuff from one country to another, it's often a process fraught with anxiety and expense. Therefore, the more planning and preparation involved, the more smoothly the move will go. Weeks Until Move: 7Moving with Kids: Preparing Your Children & Teens for the Big Move International moves can provide incredible experiences for kids of all ages -- a new culture, new language, new foods and exotic sights can truly be life changing. It can impact their lives more than you could ever imagine -- affecting their future studies, career choices, where they decide to live as s, their relationships and how they decide to raise their own children. Weeks Until Move: 6Recommended Reading: Great Books for ExpatsWith so much information available online today, you may decide to limit the number of books you buy and bring with you about moving and living abroad. Issue covers some of our favorite books. Weeks Until Move: 5Culture Shock: Understanding Culture ShockAt some point after you've moved abroad, you will know what we mean when we say that such a move will change almost every aspect of your daily life. You will need to learn to do many things in a new way. That includes the expectations you have of the way "things" should work. Weeks Until Move: 4Drowning in Details?: Getting Organized, Getting Everything Done & Managing Your Stress Level Starting a new job and moving are listed among the Top Ten most stressful events. As an expat, you are dealing with both -- on top of being in a new culture and possibly with a new language. So how do you manage the stress, keep organized and get everything done? There isn't one magic answer that works for everyone, but there are different things you that can try to see what works for you. Weeks Until Move: 3The Right Mindset: Mentally Preparing for Your Move Abroad If you ever read about what is happening in coaching, counseling and therapy these days, one topic that you will regularly encounter is cognitive therapy (which is sometimes used interchangeably with cognitive behavioral therapy despite some differences). Weeks Until Move: 2The Right Mindset (Part 2): How to Choose to Make Yourself Happy AbroadLast week, we touched on the basics of Cognitive Therapy and how it might be useful on your expatriate journey. As the month of your move draws near, we want to offer you some ideas about how to think about your move. Weeks Until Move: 1Parenting : Preparing Your Kids for the Big Move One of the golden rules I use in working with children is "No surprises." Help your children adapt to the idea and realities of life abroad by keeping them in the loop. If you can make your child feel like they are part of the process, they might be able to avoid the sense that the move abroad is something about to happen to them, rather than something they are about to take part in as a member of a family.  Moving Overseas NEW Living Abroad Working Abroad Returning Home  Weekly Newsletter Other NewslettersExplore Our SiteCountry NetworksArticles & Expat AdviceExpat SurveysShare AdviceInternational Real Estate  RESOURCE GUIDEList Your CompanyAuto & Auto ShippingBanking & FinanceBooks & MediaCorporate HousingCounseling & CoachingExpat Blogs & WebsitesFurniture & Furniture RentalInternational EducationHealthcare & InsuranceInternational Real EstateInternet & TelecomOverseas Jobs & CareerLanguage & Cross-CulturalMail & Mail ForwardingMoving & RelocationPet Care & TransportSatellite & Cable TVShopping & ConciergeTaxes & LegalTravelVisa & ImmigrationTravel Warnings NigeriaIndiaThailandPakistan View All Warnings HOME | LOGIN or JOIN (free) | SITEMAP | ABOUT US | CONTACT | ARTICLES & ADVICE | SUBMIT ARTICLE | BLOG | ADVERTISING  
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