Where is home for third culture kids?
An increase in global mobility has seen more children being born or raised in countries that neither of their parents are from. These so called “third culture kids” often struggle to identify themselves with...
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Mastering a foreign language abroad
Charlemagne, the King of the Franks during Medieval times, once said, “To have another language is to possess a second soul”. To master a foreign language means not only knowing its grammar, its vocabulary...
Expats and the challenges of getting health care abroad
Receiving proper medical treatment can be hard in your own country. It is even harder when you’re an expat who is already dealing with the stress of living abroad. To avoid dissatisfaction and ease...
Malta guide now available in Italian
Just Landed has recently launched its Malta guide in Italian. Italian speakers moving to Malta can now benefit from all the up-to-date advice the guide offers, in their native language. Our country guides aim...
Philippines and Panama country guides launched!
Just Landed’s country guides help you manage everyday life when living abroad. However long you plan to stay, our guides have the information you are looking for before moving to another country. We cover...
Improve your education abroad!
Good news for expats who want to improve their education abroad! Just Landed has proudly announced the official launch of InternationalDegrees.org, a new industry website targeting education professionals and people thinking of studying abroad....
An intern’s diary: The Just Landed company conference 2012
Last Thursday, the Just Landed team had a great day for their annual company conference – and I’ve only just recovered enough to blog about it. The team assembled at 9am in front of...
Have the Dutch lost their touch this Valentine’s?
Dutch expats have shown less loving this year with a huge decrease of Valentine’s Day calls. Expats from Holland appear to be the least romantic this February 14th with an astonishing 82% drop in...
How to deal with reverse culture shock
Reverse culture shock describes the feelings of confusion and frustration someone may experience returning home after time abroad. It is not easy to get over it because no one expects not to fit in...
The Expat Banking Poll is over – but the debate has only just begun…
The Expat Banking Poll has officially come to a close. Lucky Australian Alison Richards, who has been living abroad in Germany, was over the moon to find out she was picked as the winner...
