Let us see what are the pros and cons of living in Singapore. Singapore is a very small city-state and therefore has limited space. The city centers are always crowded. There is no shortage of public parks, but there are no rivers, mountains, etc. So forget about going somewhere to relax on the weekends. A…
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In this article, we analyze the aspects related to living and working in Nepal. Nepal is a small country with an area slightly larger than Greece. In this small geographical area there are eight of the ten highest peaks in the world. Nepal, which is also called the “roof of the world”, is located exactly…
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Living and working in the Maldives may seem like an easy choice, but it is not. The Republic of Maldives is a country made up of atolls and islands (about 1,200) that lie in the Indian Ocean. The Maldives is famous for its beautiful beaches and coral reefs, which make it an international tourist destination.…
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Kuala Lumpur is the capital and largest city of Malaysia with nearly 2 million inhabitants. Among them are many foreigners who are currently living and working in this modern metropolis, which is also the technological, commercial and financial center of the country. Public transportation is inadequate for the city, it is not very efficient, but…
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Malaysia is a nation of stark contrasts: rural developing areas and ultra-modern cities like Kuala Lumpur, the capital, is a developed city with beautiful skyscrapers, including the famous twin towers and the impressive KL Tower. But living and working in Malaysia is not easy for foreigners. Public transportation is irregular and not very reliable. But…
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The pros and cons of living in Japan depend a lot on where you come from, what you are looking for, and what your expectations are. Traditional Japanese work culture is strict and inflexible. There are a number of forms and habits in the working world that are difficult to adapt to. People have to…
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Tokyo is the most populous city in the world, with nearly 40 million people living in its metropolitan area. Yet few foreigners are currently living in Tokyo. When one thinks of Tokyo, one always thinks of an unimaginably populated concrete jungle. Within the city, however there are also quiet suburban neighborhoods or even places that…
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Tel Aviv is one of the largest cities in Israel. Its population, considered a metropolitan area, reaches about 4 million inhabitants, half of the total population of the country, and it is also the economic center of Israel. However, it is not easy for foreigners living and working in Tel Aviv. It is a charming…
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Israel is a small country, about the size of El Salvador. 40% of its population lives in the so-called “Gush Dan”, which corresponds to Tel Aviv and its metropolitan area. The country has a varied landscape: desert, Mediterranean sea, the salty sea, mountains and caves and therefore has a large number of historical sites, and…
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Of course, living in Bali is quite different from taking a holiday there. However, there is no doubt that this island is an incredibly beautiful place to live and work, and it is not surprising that many expats from all over the world live there, but it is worth knowing the pros and cons. Bali…
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