www.expatexpert.com www.focus.org FOCUS offer personal advice and professional expertise on a range of services to help international professionals (and their families) successfully live and work in the UK Expatriate website and magazine with many useful financial and job links. Expatica is the leading expatriate media in Europe, providing expatriates with information, interaction and a voice in their new community. Includes a special HR section as well (which I write for from time to time!) www.paguro.com Globally recognised leader in the field of business training, briefing programmes and intensive language training. Membership is through corporate subscription only, individuals cannot take out a subscription for the magazine or the website. If the company the working partner works for has a subscription, then the expat spouse automatically has access to the website and receives the magazine four times per year. The website offers the spouse the possibility to contact with other expat spouses, read the magazine online, find information on books, events, workshops etc. The magazine encompasses all areas of expatriate life, culture shock, repatriation, location reports etc. it provides valuable information not only for employees, but for the entire family and covers everything from house shopping and schooling to the emotional aspect of relocating.. This is a really well established site read globally,(which I sometimes write for). It includes online news for expatriates, links and lots of other helpful information. A new website for expatriates, with reports, resources and a friendly community for foreigners in any nation. The pioneer expatriate community site that is working hard to bring the global expat community together. Lots of experts and chat groups. Introduces the book "The Expert Expatriate: Your Guide to Successful Relocation Abroad" by Melissa Hess and Patricia Linderman (Nicholas Brealey Intercultural, 2002). Informative and humorous tales of expat life that tell "what it's really like to live there," including "Real Post Reports" on countries around the world. A new site designed to help all expatriate women living outside of their home country. This is a relatively new website and there is something for everyone . Shell is well-known for its leading spousal support association. Much of what they have learned and share between the 65 or so Outposts worldwide is available to anyone from their comprehensive website. www.outpostarchive.com Give your memories a voice by contributing to this unique collection of primary source material about your life overseas - diaries, emails, photos, letters - we want them! www.abravenewworld.co.uk 
www.longdistancerelationships.net The Centre for the Study of Long Distance Relationships is dedicated to providing resources for couples in long distance relationships and for therapists and researchers who work with separated couples. It also provides information for professors, teachers, and other instructors who teach interpersonal relations or communication sciences The National Military Family Association is dedicated to identifying and resolving issues affecting families of the uniformed services through research, education, legislation, and public information. The web site is a gem of information and links of use to expatriates and military alike. The Interchange Institute is a non-profit organization focused on understanding and supporting people who move from one country to another. It produces publications, offers training workshops, and conducts research. A web site for accompanying spouses full of research and insight from Australian Yvonne McNulty. They are a resource for expatriate women and host a chatgroup for women to focus on how their identity is affected at any stage of a move overseas. The authors are both professional counsellors and they have written a handbook to accompany their website. In the book there are useful exercises, stories and helpful tips.
Author, presenter and expatriate entrepreneur Jo Pariftt's website, the Book Cooks offer a complete menu of services from brainwave to bookshelf. Visit their website and download a free tips booklet 'So, You Want to Write a Book?'. www.expatentrepreneurs.com www.career-in-your-suitcase.com Lots of free information and inspiration from Jo Parfitt, author of Career in Your Suitcase. Véronique Beltz partners with international organizations and individuals to help them achieve superior results, in full integrity . She offers an individual support that helps deliver business results aligned with personal values and goals. An annual conference in Europe for women interested in networking with other women. Military Spouses Career Networks provides a means
for communicating, sharing, and assisting spouses in managing their
career by increasing access to valuable information on mobile career
strategies, location-independent job opportunities, and how to improve
employability worldwide. This website will is of f great use to expats
too. Global Networker Are a networking group for expatriates looking for work in the UK , and hoping to expand to other countries.They have a free newsletter called Next Steps filled with career-related and cross cultural articles, a website with free information and resources about how to find a job in London as well as other European capital cities, and run networking events to help connect international people with others who are looking to develop their careers abroad. 
ECA's services cover: cost of living indices, accommodation and benefits, expatriate and local remuneration, tax, social security and labour legislation, international assignment packages, daily business expenses rates and consultancy specialising in international HR policies. |
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