Oxford is one of the cities with the highest quality of life in Europe. Its spectacular architecture, its famous university, the quality of its services, the low crime rate and the cultural level of its people make it a unique city. So living in Oxford is not a bad thing. The beauty of the city…
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Today I would like to tell you about a job opportunity that might be interesting for those who do not know English very well yet. If you want to work in the UK, you need to have English skills, but an alternative if your English skills are not so good could be to look for…
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Department store jobs in London are always in demand, as a salesperson but not only. Remember that some department stores are also looking for other staff for their head offices. Among the shopping centers I list here are the most famous in London and consequently in the world. If you are interested in working in…
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Seville is the capital of Andalusia, the fourth largest city in Spain with about 700,000 inhabitants, and there are many expats currently living in Seville. It has a beautiful historic center. The Giralda, the Golden Tower, the Alcazar or the Plaza de España are just some of the characteristic places of the city. Although Seville…
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Alicante is a medium-sized city, which makes it perfect, neither too small nor too big. There are also two large universities with many courses of study. The city also offers foreigners the opportunity to live and work in this city. Living in Alicante could be a good choice. The city is big enough that you…
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The Irish economy has recovered very well after the 2008 crisis and the bursting of the real estate bubble. Today, the country’s GDP per capita ranks fifth in the world and is growing at 4.5% per year with an unemployment rate of 5%, which means full employment. With its very advantageous tax system, Ireland attracts…
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The Irish are a very friendly people, and it is no accident that they are considered the Latins of northern Europe. In Ireland there is a saying: “There are no strangers, there are only friends you do not know yet”. Most Irish people like to talk and make new friends. That’s why it’s much easier…
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Portugal is one of the poorest countries in the EU, with a GDP per capita that is higher than that of Greece and Eastern European countries, so moving to work in Portugal may not be the best choice. The country has recently become more focused on the tertiary sector, which employs about 70% of the…
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Nowadays it is very popular to move to Portugal, especially among retirees. Portugal is located in the far west of Europe, between Spain on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. Portugal also includes the archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira. It is about the size of South Korea, but has only 10…
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After the fall of the communist regime, Russia opened up to the market economy, but even today most of the country’s financial income comes from the enormous wealth of the underground (oil, gas, gold, diamonds, uranium and many other minerals). It is no coincidence that over 80% of Russia’s exports abroad are oil, gas, metals…
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